Sissy (2000) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Sissy about?
Sissy is a documentary. In a vibrant gathering space, members of the black sisterhood express their pride and identity within the gay community. "Sissy," directed by Debbie Gittens in 2000, presents personal stories that reveal how this group has established a distinct culture separate from white gay norms. The film captures their glamorous lives and the declaration, "We are glamorous, we are here and we are queer." Through these narratives, the documentary reflects the richness of gay black identity and community.
When was Sissy released?
Sissy was released in 2000.
How long is Sissy?
Sissy has a runtime of 27 minutes.
What genre is Sissy?
Sissy is classified as Culture.
What topics does Sissy cover?
Sissy explores topics including lgbtq-rights.