‘Out on Film’ is SPAN Arts’ first Queer Film Screening event with six contrasting short films by local Queer film makers.

Following the screening, get the chance to chat to the film makers: Alison Rayner, Jane Campbell, Bean Sawyer and Emily Laurens.

The event is free but booking is essential.

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‘Out on Film’ yw digwyddiad Dangos Ffilmiau Queer cyntaf SPAN Arts gyda chwe ffilm fer gyferbyniol gan wneuthurwyr ffilmiau Queer lleol.

Yn dilyn y dangosiad, cewch gyfle i sgwrsio â'r gwneuthurwyr ffilmiau: Alison Rayner, Jane Campbell, Bean Sawyer ac Emily Laurens.

Mae'r digwyddiad am ddim ond mae archebu lle yn hanfodol.

Mewn Cymeriad Present: The Window From Wales

Take a journey across continents and through time to uncover the powerful story of how a horrific act of murder in 1963 Alabama ignited a quiet flame of compassion in the heart of a Welsh artist.

Rallying together a small nation to offer a symbol of hope — A gesture from Wales that stood against racism and injustice in the darkest of times.

This is the story of John Petts and how the "Window of Wales," a stained-glass gift offered solidarity to the 16th Street Baptist Church.

But over half a century later, we have to ask: how much has really changed from then to now?

This performance is supported by the Arts Council of Wales’ Night Out Scheme.

Cymerwch daith ar draws cyfandiroedd ac drwy amser i ddatgelu’r stori rymus o sut y taniodd gweithred erchyll o lofruddiaeth yn Alabama yn 1963 fflam dawel o dosturi yng nghalon artist o Gymru.

Cododd cenedl fechan at ei gilydd i gynnig symbol o obaith - arwydd o Gymru a safodd yn erbyn hiliaeth ac anghyfiawnder yn y cyfnodau tywyllaf.

Dyma stori John Petts a sut y daeth “Window of Wales,” rhodd o wydr lliw, yn arwydd o undod i "16th Street Baptist Church." Ond dros hanner canrif yn ddiweddarach, rhaid inni ofyn: faint sydd wirioneddol wedi newid rhwng hynny a nawr?

Cefnogir y perfformiad hwn gan Gynllun Noson Allan Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru.