Tag: Colette Johnson-Vosberg
Colette Johnson-Vosberg’s “Don’t Fence Me In” the New Documentary on Queer Country Music Premieres October 17 on OUTtv
When I heard that fellow filmmaker Colette Johnson-Vosberg was turning her lens on Canada’s queer country music scene for her third LGBTQ+ documentary feature, I knew I had to learn more. As a queer filmmaker myself, I was intrigued by the stories behind the songs—and the artists carving out their place in country music. A week ahead of its October 17 world premiere on OUTtv, I sat down with Johnson-Vosberg to talk about her latest film, Don’t Fence Me In: Queer Country.
Colette Johnson-Vosberg Talks about Unusually Normal, Her Documentary on Three Generations of Queer Women in Canada
World premiering at the upcoming Inside Out Film Festival in Toronto, Colette Vosberg’s documentary feature Unusually Norman brilliantly portrays “the gayest family” in Canada that spans three generations of queer women. CHOPSO takes the opportunity to speak with Colette about her queerly brilliant documentary feature before its world premiere
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