Arnetta Randall talks her film Love to Love You Baby | Midday Break Room w/ Roxi Fab - 6.30.26

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Arnetta Randall is a filmmaker, playwright, producer, and director. Randall's latest film, Love to Love You Baby, currently making its way through the film festival circuit, explores the emotional complexities faced by LGBTQ individuals navigating faith, family, and self-acceptance. At the heart of the story is a young woman struggling to reconcile her sexuality with the Christian beliefs that shaped her upbringing—a journey that reflects the experiences of countless LGBTQ people seeking both authenticity and spiritual connection. Her previous work has screened at LGBTQ film festivals and has been featured by outlets including Afropunk, Curve Magazine, and Loud Magazine. Arnetta joins the show to talk about her film, and to also discuss the intersectionality between faith and members of the LGBTQ+ Community.

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