The Rooted Collective, a local organization that develops programming and events for Black LGBTQ people in Baltimore, will host the premiere of “Damn Y’all Fine” on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. at the SNF Parkway Theatre.

The film is about Baltimore’s Black, queer aesthetic. It is directed by Ti Malik Coleman and Dr. Kalima Young and is a journey into the self-stylings of Baltimore’s Black, queer and trans artists and activists, and explores how living in Baltimore influences the way Black, queer and trans people express their gender and sexual identities.

Several local community members are featured in the film. For more details, visit Eventbrite.

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