Two goth misfits run away to NYC to attend the ultimate Stevie Nicks cosplay event in Todd Stephens’ (Swan Song) ode to small-town outcasts with big-city dreams.
Virtual Exclusive
Campbell X’s London-set Stud Life is a sexy, young and cool look at a slice of British urban life—a postmodern, queer She’s Gotta Have It for the YouTube generation. JJ (charismatic British star T’nia Miller) is a hot black British 'Stud' and together with her best friend, a white gay pretty boy named Seb, they work as wedding photographers and run around the urban London LGBTQ+ scene. When JJ falls in love with a beautiful and mysterious woman, JJ and Seb's friendship is tested. JJ is forced to choose between her hot new lover and her best friend. Stud Life is a provocative and edgy take on gender, sexuality, and urban street life as it also portrays a wonderful tale of love and friendship.
Queering the Canon: Besties is presented in partnership with NewFest.
Virtual Q&A with filmmakers to follow!
UPCOMING Screenings
RUNNING TIME
91min
VENUE
TICKET INFORMATION
Virtual All Access Pass — $20
Virtual access to all five streaming films (excludes GO FISH and SUMMER VACATION 1999); Does not include in-person Q&A’s
All five streaming films are available virtually April 11 at 12 AM through April 15 at 11:59 PM EST.
Streaming anywhere in the United States. Individual tickets are not available for virtual screenings.
Please note: A $1.35 service charge per ticket will be added to all online orders.
Virtual access to all five streaming films (excludes GO FISH and SUMMER VACATION 1999); Does not include in-person Q&A’s
All five streaming films are available virtually April 11 at 12 AM through April 15 at 11:59 PM EST.
Streaming anywhere in the United States. Individual tickets are not available for virtual screenings.
Please note: A $1.35 service charge per ticket will be added to all online orders.
Leadership support for
BAM Access Programs provided by
the Jerome L. Greene Foundation
Leadership support for
BAM Film provided by
the Ford Foundation and
The Thompson Family Foundation
