The People's Building's Resident LGBTQ+ Theatre Company, Two Cent Lion (Clink Clink, Josie's Diner), invites you to a sneak preview screening of Is This True Love (Official Selection, Raindance Film Festival 2024) and other short films by Denver/Aurora filmmakers. Join us for pre-screening drinks, networking & vendors, as well as some exclusive giveaways for Two Cent Lion's upcoming production of The Rocky Horror Show!

Doors Open: 7pm

Film screenings / Q&A: 7:30-8:45pm

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LOCAL FILMMAKER SHOWCASE LINE UP

Is This True Love?

directed by Kevin Douglas & Lauren Dunlop

Rated PG-13 (some language)

Jeannie Jones is a hopeless romantic living in London. When she meets the woman of her dreams, she pursues a relationship… by mimicking her favorite romcom. Is it all an act, or is this true love?

Party Quest

directed by Debora Rocha

Rated PG-13 (some language)

In order to get the girl of his dreams, a college student with Autism embarks on an epic adventure: a party. It’s just as bad as he thinks it will be - until maybe it isn’t.

Not So Still Life

directed by Addison Franklin

Rated PG-13 (some language & mild crude humor)

A depressed college student finds her confidence through an art heist with an eccentric older woman.

Office Chatter

directed by Breanne Wilson

Rated PG (mild language)

Four wildly different co-workers arrive and get ready for the morning meeting. However, their thoughts are on anything BUT work. These are their inner resentments, insecurities, worries, and feelings.

With Liberty and Justice for All

directed by Sophia Holt

Rated R (strong language, brief image of nude PlayBoy picture)

A coming-of-age meets Blaxploitation tale. It is set on an all-American university campus in the year 1975. It follows the lives of Q (a Black adoptee yielding her camera lens towards new horizons) and her roommate, Jam (a firecracker revolutionary raised by former Black Panthers). The two freshmen meet Marcus, an older student who is dealing with the aftermath of a racially motivated attack from the year prior. Together, the three bond together to form their college's first ever Black Student Union.   

Two Cent Lion creates THEATER THAT FEEDS artists, audiences, and the community at large. We produce work that engages & celebrates the artistry of LGBTQ+ theatermakers. We are dedicated to making arts education accessible and equitable for all.