Submerged Queer Spaces

Submerged Queer Spaces was released on March 5, 2012.

Submerged Queer Spaces was directed by Jack Curtis Dubowsky.

Submerged Queer Spaces has a runtime of 1h 40m.

Submerged Queer Spaces was produced by Jack Curtis Dubowsky.

Submerged Queer Spaces is a documentary feature that examines queer history through an approach of urban archeology. As San Francisco grew and gentrified, communities changed, shifted, and were displaced. Bars, restaurants, parks, alleys, bathhouses, and other gathering spots of the queer community were remodeled, repurposed, rebuilt, or destroyed. Submerged Queer Spaces looks at the architectural remains of historic sites and buildings in San Francisco. Eight interview subjects recount firsthand experiences in these lost environs. Gerald Fabien experienced gay San Francisco before WWII, and tells tales of sailors, mariners, and the dangers of Union Square cruising. Guy Clark and Jae Whitaker discuss the unexpected racism they experienced in supposedly liberal, gay San Francisco.

The key characters in Submerged Queer Spaces are Self (Jim Van Buskirk), Self (Guy Clark), Self (Gerald Fabien).

Submerged Queer Spaces is a Documentary, History film.