Why queer and racialized artists have to create their own stories Ft. Bilal Baig

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All Roads Lead To Magic City

11 episodes

2 days ago

All Roads Leads To Magic City follows struggling Canadian actor Amanda Cordner as she interviews top earning performers and entrepreneurs to ask if she should become a Magic City stripper to build an empire. Based on the documentary series in development.

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Why queer and racialized artists have to create their own stories Ft. Bilal Baig | Ep. 1

All Roads Lead To Magic City

37 minutes 38 seconds

1 year ago

Why queer and racialized artists have to create their own stories Ft. Bilal Baig | Ep. 1

Amanda Cordner sits down with her ‘Sort Of’ co-star Bilal Baig to chat about the scarcity of chances for trans and racialized actors, the importance of chilling, what drives Bilal’s inner storyteller, and their experience at Magic City that revealed Amanda’s yellow brick road.

Bilal: instagram.com/sortofbilal

Amanda: instagram.com/theamandacordner

Clark Park Films: instagram.com/clarkparkfilms