Signal Otter Films presents Tee Park’s Cece’s Interlude!

Set in Los Angeles, Cece’s Interlude, directed by Tee Park, follows a troubled young mother and an overstepping documentarian. Filmmaker Sophie-Anne documents the daily life of Cece, a transgender girl and content creator who’s pregnant. Facing much scrutiny, Cece is a typical 20-something who likes to party and has little plans for the future, let alone having a baby.

Straddling between modes of documentary and satire alongside themes around how media can employ meaning through exploitative practices of storytelling, in addition to blending a narrative toward conversations of bodily autonomy and respectability – ultimately, according to the director, It’s a story about bias, motherhood, and the predatory gaze. It serves as a satire of the media’s long-standing predatory practice of unfair portrayals of queer subjects.

Details

Doors open at 7:30 PM with the screening to start at 8 PM. Snacks and drinks provided. Please mask when not eating or drinking, and stay home if you’re sick. Limited pay-what-you-can tickets at the door.

Accessibility

While the venue’s entrance is not wheelchair accessible, a moveable ramp is available upon request.

Street parking available along Penn Ave. as well as neighboring residential streets. Parking on Penn Avenue is free after 6pm Mon-Sat.

Closest bus routes to the venue are the 88, which stops along Penn Avenue, and 64, which stops at Friendship Park.

HEPA filters will be running in the venue during the screening.

Different seating may be available upon request.

If you have any accessibility concerns, contact us at signalotterfilms@gmail.com