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Fiona Clark: Unafraid
In 1975, a young queer photographer exhibits her work, facing systemic backlash from an oppressive New Zealand society.
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In 1975, a young queer photographer exhibits her work, facing systemic backlash from an oppressive New Zealand society.
Synopsis
Fiona Clark, a queer photographer, exhibited her work in 1975 New Zealand, focusing on the LGBTQI community. She faced significant backlash from a conservative society. Despite the opposition, Clark remained defiant. Her images documented the struggles and joys of her community. This film details her contributions and the ways her work has influenced New Zealand culture and attitudes toward LGBTQI issues.
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