1995-07-15

Short Film

Parades
Pride parades
San Diego Pride Parade
LGBTQ pride
Pride festivals
San Diego LGBT Pride
Pride events
Works of art
Gay-ins
Los Angeles Police Department
Art exhibits
Marches
Artists

This is a summary, not a transcript. 00:11 Video begins with women on motorcycles. 00:58 A group of people holding a banner that reads "Out and Free, San Diego Gay and Lesbian Pride" and a rainbow balloon arch can be seen. 01:13 Two people, a man and a woman, drive by in a convertible. 01:27 Men and women riding in different convertibles drive by while waving. 01:39 A group of people walking holding a banner that reads "Coming Together as Family" followed by a drag queen. 01:46 A group of individuals holding a black a blue banner walk by followed by people holding different colored flags. 01:56 A truck with a banner that reads "Queen of Asia Beauty Pageant" drives by while pulling an Asia- inspired float that features people dressed up as Geishas. 02:05 Two men in their underwear walk by holding a sign that has a purple triangle with a rainbow over it. 02:10 A truck drives by playing Latin music with signs and features men, women, and drag queens dancing while also pulling a float that features rainbow butterfly wings and different Latin American flags. 02:31 A group of individuals holding different Latin American Flags walk by. 02:51 An individual in a convertible drives by dressed in traditional Mexican attire with a blue and white sign on the passenger door that reads "Mr. Gay Latino Alaz Garner." 3:02 A banner that is in both English and Spanish passes by." 03:29 The camera becomes tilted and you cannot fully see what is going on. 03:31 Camera goes back into focus. 03:35 A truck drives by with a large rainbow flag. 03:41 A truck drives by with two signs on the front that read "Moms + Me N Dads Too" followed by children and their parents, and a large rainbow balloon arch. [This would be PFLAG, Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays] 04:18 A sheriff's car drives by followed by the color guard. 04:29 A group of Sheriff Department people holding hands. 04:39 A car with many balloons attached to it, and a man riding in the back holding a sign follows. 04:50 A fire truck playing their siren and honking the horn can be seen with a person holding a sign that reads "Deputy Chief Monica Higgins, SDFD" 04:46 A group of women on a float with a sign that reads "Adult Child of Republicans" 05:28 A group of people holding a sign that reads "Wimmin by Birth Lesbians by Choice" can be seen going down the parade route. 05:54 A group of men and women holding a sign that reads "Lesbian and Gay Educators" can be seen. 06:01 A car featuring two people waving and a driver can be seen driving down the parade route with a sign on the side of the car that reads " Board of Education." 06:07 A school bus that reads "Rainbow School Bus" is driving down the parade route featuring other signs on the bus. 06:48 Two men twirling batons while walking down the parade route can be seen. 07:18 A marching band is proceeding down the parade route. 08:28 A truck pulling a large float while also carrying people as well. 08:52 People in a large costume can be seen. 10:00 A group of people waving different countries' flags can be seen proceeding down the parade route while also featuring signs with AIDS statistics. 11:58 A group of people holding a "Democratic Party" sign 12:26 A person in a doughnut costume can be seen. 13:54 A group of people walking with a sign that reads "Gay, Sober, and Proud" can be seen. 15:01 The video changes from the parade to a woman speaking and filming a festival tent. The date reads July 14th, 1995. 15:20 The woman is talking about Morris Kight and his art collection. 16:05 Kight can be seen organizing the walls of his collection exhibit. 18:14 Morris Kight continues to talk about a piece of artwork in his collection. 18:42 Morris Kight talks about another of art work in his collection. 23:10 He begins talking about a poster that is in his art collection. 23:30 He talks about another piece of artwork in his collection. 24:17 He begins talking about a different piece of artwork in his collection that features Oscar Wilde. 27:28 Kight is explaining a picture that features himself and Harvey Milk. 28:50 Kight talks about a dog that he had in the past. 30:50 He talks about a photograph that was printed to promote a concert. 32:11 He talks about a poster that is of a play he attended in Hollywood. 32:58 He talks about a photograph that features a rubbing of the Stonewall plaque. The plaque memorializes the Stonewall Riots that marked the beginning of the fight for Gay and Lesbian Rights. 35:46 He talks about women's rights. 36:04 He talks about a poster that features social integration. 36:42 He talks about a photographic poster of two gay men on a bus bench by Bob Opal. 38:07 He talks about a poster that promotes voting by gay people, with the date 1978. 39:03 He begins introducing a woman who is the director of the festival, to his staff. 39:35 He begins talking about another photograph that marks an event that they did in New York. 40:26 A collage is shown and explained by a man named Ray, the collage to pay homage to Stonewall. 44:22 The video shows Kight talking about his teeth during his childhood. 45:14 The video features a man and a woman talking about a portrait. 45:57 The video features the timeline of photographs and events that will be featured in the festival. 46:28 Kight talks about buildings in Hollywood that he had encountered. 50:01 He talks about different organizations that have helped to add to his collection. 51:21 The video goes blank. 51:30 The video returns talking about the art gallery. The date reads July 15th, 1995 in the corner of the video. 51:34 You can see the different countries' flags that were carried in the parade shown at the beginning of the tape. 52:01 The video changes to a woman named Tony (Toni?) introducing the art gallery while being interviewed. 53:11 Tony talks about the connection of art and Latinx culture. 53:52 The video begins to go around the gallery showing the different pieces of artwork. 53:43 It shows a picture that is shaped like a human being with different things inside of it. 54:56 Features a collage of people made into a design. 55:#9 It shows a pictures that features elements of the Latin Culture 56:04 Features a photograph of two Latino men in front of the Gay Pride flag. 56:40 Features a photograph that dates back to the Holocaust to remind people that gays were also killed during this tragic time. 57:40 Features a painting with letters painted over it. 58:35 Features a collage of women, new papers and other items. 59:03 The video begins to show different sculptures and paintings that are featured on the tables at the art gallery. 59:56 The person filming states that the woman that was speaking earlier is named Tony Fuente. 1:00:04 The person filming interviews one of the artists, named Isha Mullis [spelling?] whose art is in the gallery. 1:00:24 Isha begins to explain the different paintings that she has in the gallery. 1:01:06 Shows the volunteer committee who put the event together. 1:01:19 The video jumps forwards to people looking at the art in the gallery. 1:01:33 It pans to an individual wearing a tall hat talking about a raffle that they have going on. 1:02:01 The video than shows different people at the festival and it also shows two women who are partners talking about the festival. 1:02:44 One of the women being interviewed lifts up her shirt and shows her underclothes to the person filming.

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