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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Queer Joy Across Asia: '10s Across Borders' Finds New Distributor

Queer Joy Across Asia: '10s Across Borders' Finds New Distributor

12 Feb

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Summary

  • Documentary explores queer communities in Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
  • Film inspired by New York's underground Ballroom culture for empowerment.
  • Premiered at Busan International Film Festival, nominated for APSA award.
Queer Joy Across Asia: '10s Across Borders' Finds New Distributor

Rise and Shine, a German sales agent, has acquired international sales and German distribution rights for the documentary '10s Across Borders.' This film, directed by Chan Sze-Wei, offers a seven-year look into queer communities across Southeast Asia, focusing on Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

The documentary draws inspiration from New York's underground Ballroom culture. It follows three community leaders as they create empowering spaces for young people confronting issues like transphobia, homophobia, HIV-stigma, sex work, and poverty.

'10s Across the Borders' made its debut at the Busan International Film Festival and was recognized by its Asian Cinema Fund. The film also earned a nomination for best documentary at the 2025 Asia Pacific Screen Awards, where it served as the gala screening.

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Filmmaker Chan Sze-Wei expressed enthusiasm for collaborating with Rise and Shine, anticipating their expertise will broaden the film's global reach. Aurora Sun LaBeija, a film subject, noted the German ballroom community's excitement for the film's upcoming screenings in Germany.

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'10s Across Borders' chronicles queer communities across Southeast Asia, focusing on empowerment through Ballroom culture.
The documentary highlights communities and leaders in Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
'10s Across Borders' premiered at the Busan International Film Festival and was nominated for a 2025 Asia Pacific Screen Award.

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