In merging queer theory with the medium of film, narratives become tools that disturb the notion of "normal", and can influence the experience of self-discovery, altogether empowering the individual as well as the community. Minding that festival goers' prolonged period of social distancing was spent interacting through mobile screens, the screen' element itself became a gateway of self-determination through queer cinema.

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With this direction, the visual effect known as moiré, becomes handy, as it creates the illusion of static lines appearing to be dynamic when the image itself is scrolled.