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Preserve Our Queer Legacy

    Frameline Restorations works to ensure the films we love can be seen by audiences for years to come. Film restoration is a crucial act of cultural preservation, safeguarding our history and celebrating the artistic contributions of queer filmmakers to cinema. Every day, precious LGBTQ+ moving images are at risk of being lost forever due to deterioration and neglect. Our meticulous work—from tracking down original film prints to revitalizing image and sound—requires significant resources.

    Make your impact today. Donate now to protect LGBTQ+ films and preserve the artistic legacy of queer filmmakers for generations to come. Your tax-deductible donation will help preserve these irreplaceable cultural treasures!

    Recent Restoration Projects

    Chocolate Babies

    Through a campaign of fabulous surprise attacks, an underground band of radical queer HIV+ activists, addicts, and drag queens take to the streets of New York City to combat conservative politicians and government apathy towards the AIDS crisis.

    Tricia’s Wedding

    Anticipating the current practice of up-to-the-minute political satire on TV, the world-famous Cockettes orchestrated a decidedly queer, hysterical send-up of the wedding of First Daughter Tricia Nixon on June 11, 1971. New 4K remaster.

    Gay USA

    National Gay Freedom Day marches in June 1977 are vibrantly captured across the country in this groundbreaking historical documentary, beautifully restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive in collaboration with Frameline and Outfest.

    Blue Diary

    Through voiceover and static San Francisco landscapes, Jenni Olson’s classic short tells the melancholy story of a dyke pining over a one night stand with a straight girl.

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