Indigo Elsewhere Film Screening and Q&A

Join the local community at UMOCA for a screening of *Indigo Elsewhere*, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and cast. Indigo Elsewhere — Film Screening & Q&A Join us at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (UMOCA) for a screening of Indigo Elsewhere, written and directed by Willow Skye-Biggs, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and cast. 📅 November 20, 2026 🚪 Doors open at 7 PM 🎬 Film screening at 7:30 PM ( 79 minutes) 💬 Q&A to follow Tickets: $15 [Venmo @willow-skye] All funds go directly to the artists. Please include your full name and number of guests in the Venmo transaction note so we can keep track of attendance. The UMOCA auditorium has limited capacity, so we encourage you to sign up to secure your spot. About the Film Along a river at the edge of an unnamed city, two unemployed, directionless transsexual lesbians connect in a reality shifting way. One woman, Indigo, has the ability to communicate using a spiritual-emotional telepathy, which she shares with Junebug. Junebug is a wanderer who doesn’t stay anywhere for long, she fantasizes about using a spell she learned while hopping trains that takes you to somewhere called Elsewhere. Indigo isn’t sure if she wants to go to Elsewhere, she feels trapped in her life, but she’s used to it. And, once you go to Elsewhere, you can’t come back. About the Filmmaker Willow Skye-Biggs is a self-taught filmmaker, music producer, and multimedia artist. Her perspective is shaped by her experiences as an autistic, transsexual, and lesbian woman, as well as by raising a son with autism and Down syndrome. Her work explores the spiritual power of emotions and how shifting perspectives can expand our understanding of reality, with the intention of leaving audiences feeling elevated. We look forward to sharing this evening with you amigues. Con amor, SISTER Art Collective