In honor of World AIDS Day, join Three Dollar Bill Cinema, Lifelong, and the Northwest Film Forum for a free community screening of the landmark 1986 film Parting Glances starring Steve Buscemi.

Wednesday, December 3

7 PM

Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave, Seattle

This heartfelt and humorous drama offers an intimate window into the lives of queer men in 1980s New York City at the height of the AIDS epidemic. Groundbreaking for its honest portrayal of gay relationships and one of the first American films to address AIDS with humanity and nuance, Parting Glances remains a poignant and powerful work nearly 40 years later.

Tickets are free, but registration is encouraged.

Lifelong has provided compassionate, comprehensive care for over 40 years, supporting people living with HIV and other life-challenging illnesses by breaking down barriers to food, housing, and health resources so everyone has an equitable opportunity to thrive.

ELEVATING THE SPECTRUM OF QUEER STORIES TO HELP CREATE A JUST AND EQUITABLE WORLD

THREE DOLLAR BILL CINEMA is Seattle’s 30-year-old queer film institution, dedicated to fostering deeper community engagement by showcasing queer film programming, educational experiences, and social dialogue. Our main annual programs are Seattle Queer Film Festival, TRANSlations: Seattle Trans Film Festival, OUTdoor Cinema, and Reel Queer Youth.

We provide access to films that depict the vast experiences of the intersections that make up the fabric of our beautiful queer communities. We’re also a forum for LGBTQ+ filmmakers to share and discuss their work with audiences. It’s our deep honor to be the bridge between filmmakers and audiences, and we hope you enjoy our many offerings throughout the year!