A glance into the aGLIFF red carpet

Lilli Hime and Precious Parker|September 21, 2018

Lisa Donato (Dir), Jen Richards and Alexandria Anderson from “There You Are.”

A highlight reel of celebrities funneling through aGLIFF’s red carpet, discussing their films, representation and the LGBTQ community.

Interviews: Lilli Hime
Photos: Precious Parker

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