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Three Queer Mice
SupaFriends, Daniel Feliciano, Amanda Moscoso, Tatiana Lam Lo, Corina Leu & Alcides Torres
Producer: SupaFriends & Global Action Project
2007
Color
3 minutes
US
English
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Three Queer Mice

This short animation is a remake of the nursery rhyme "Three Blind Mice". We find three very queer mice in a lot of trouble when their rights are being violated. Based on real events.

Global Action Project works with young people most affected by injustice to build the knowledge, tools, and relationships needed to create media for community power, cultural expression, and political change.
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Screenings
• The Gay Center, New York, 2008
• Youth and the Election, Brecht Forum, New York, 2008
• Asian American International Film Festival, New York, 2008
• MEDIA: Overseas Conversations (V) An International Conference on Media, Education & Youth, New York, 2008
• Reel Teens Film Festival, New York, 2008
• Examining the Root Causes to Issues Facing LGBQT Youth, Queensborough Community College, New York, 2008
• Queer CUNY VIII: The Twilight of Queerness?, New York, 2007
• EPFC Annual Human Rights Film Festival, Los Angeles, 2007
• Sylvia Rivera Law Project’s 5th Anniversary Benefit, New York, 2007
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Animation
Queer & LGBTQIA+ Studies
Youth Collection
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