A kink and fetish fueled dance explosion in celebration of the 2015 Folsom Street Fair.

This delightful short film mixes bold queer eroticism with some seriously fabulous dance moves to create the LGBTIQ musical number of a lifetime. It’s fucking sexy, it’s stylish, it’s beautifully choreographed and it has drag queens in thigh-high boots.

San Francisco director Aron Kantor has made many short films exploring sexuality and gender. His work has screened at over 80 film festivals around the world. He was named Best Bay Area Filmmaker in the Bay Guardian newspaper in 2014 and in 2022 was included in the Sony Pictures Television Diverse Directors program.

His work is at Dirty Glitter.

From Vimeo:
“San Francisco has long pushed culture boundaries, radical self-expression and sexual freedom. Today awash in stories of the changing face of the city and its quickly eroding creative communities, “Folsom Street” joyously celebrates the rich history of diversity that pushes the limits of raw sexuality that make this city the exciting cultural haven that it has always been.

“Directed by Aron Kantor and featuring Broadway performer Colin Cunliffe, notorious nightlife promoter Mario Diaz, gender-queer drag queen Grace Towers, and a variety of San Francisco dancers and performers, the film serves as both a metaphor for the Folsom Street Fair and an example of the possibilities of queer community effort and activism.”


Directed and Produced by Aron Kantor
Choreography by Danny Dolan
Original Music by Tim Kvasnovsky
Cinematography by Joe Picard

STARRING
Colin Cunliffe
Mario Diaz
Grace Towers
Miss Rahni Nothing More
Peggy L’Eggs
Scarlet Astrid
Fauxnique
Marcus Wilson
Ryan Chowdah
Peter Kilgallen
Jimmy Moore
Rotimi Agbabiaka
Ismael Acosta
Daniel Arizmende
Kevin Clarke
Chad Dawson
Gia
Qween
Beatrice Thomas