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Undomesticated: Metrosexuality

I got two gay fathers, two gay best friends, a gay godfather and a lesbian sympathiser girlfriend” Jaye Hudson of TGirlsonFilm (@tgirlsonfilm) & the Museum of the Home (@museumofthehome) present a free screening of the first four episodes of Rikki Beadle Blair’s “Metrosexuality” (@rikkibeadleblair). A 2001 channel four comedy- drama that explores the lives of queer people of colour in Notting Hill. Expect y2k to the nines, drama, glamour and men that are just a little, metrosexual.  

Jaye Hudson is a film programmer, trans historian and actor. Often presenting under the name TGirlsonFilm, she has worked for BFI Flare, Fringe! Queer Film and Arts Festival and Squiff. Recently she wrote and produced a trans archival zine project, “Tranny Central” with Roz Kaveney and is currently assisting at the London Community Video archive.   

 

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Undomesticated: Metrosexuality

I got two gay fathers, two gay best friends, a gay godfather and a lesbian sympathiser girlfriend” Jaye Hudson of TGirlsonFilm (@tgirlsonfilm) & the Museum of the Home (@museumofthehome) present a free screening of the first four episodes of Rikki Beadle Blair’s “Metrosexuality” (@rikkibeadleblair). A 2001 channel four comedy- drama that explores the lives of queer people of colour in Notting Hill. Expect y2k to the nines, drama, glamour and men that are just a little, metrosexual.  

Jaye Hudson is a film programmer, trans historian and actor. Often presenting under the name TGirlsonFilm, she has worked for BFI Flare, Fringe! Queer Film and Arts Festival and Squiff. Recently she wrote and produced a trans archival zine project, “Tranny Central” with Roz Kaveney and is currently assisting at the London Community Video archive.   

 

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