Tag: 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.

Last year, Colette Johnson-Vosberg’s Unusually Normal world premiered at Inside Out. This year, she is world-premiering her LGBTQ+ follow-up feature doc Unlabelled about three trans people from Toronto at the same festival. I caught up with my prolific collaborator after hearing the news of her film’s world premiere.