THEY WILL BE QUEENS explores themes of resilience, resistance, and the power of chosen families. It highlights the importance of preserving queer history and celebrating the vibrant tapestry of Cape Town's LGBTQIA+ culture. The film also addresses the challenges faced by marginalised communities, particularly young, black, queer youth, and underscores the importance of fostering understanding and acceptance.

THEY WILL BE QUEENS is intended for a diverse audience, including the LGBTQIA+ community, historians, researchers, youth, educators, and the general public interested in South African cultural stories. Specifically, the film will resonate with young LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking representation and inspiration, as well as those interested in learning about South African history and culture.

In a global climate where queer rights and wellbeing are increasingly under threat, THEY WILL BE QUEENS becomes a powerful affirmation of South Africa's commitment to human rights and inclusivity. Despite the rising tide of intolerance and discrimination seen in various parts of the world, this film will showcase the resilience and vibrancy of the South African LGBTQIA+ community. It will serve as a beacon of hope, reminding us that even in the face of adversity, our people remain dedicated to upholding the principles of equality and dignity for all. As this film travels, it will show the world the strength of our diverse communities, and our nation's dedication to protecting them.

THEY WILL BE QUEENS is a vital documentary that works in partnership with the District Six Museum, GALA Queer Archive and the Salon Kewpie Collective to only preserve a crucial chapter in South African history but also inspire and empower and inspire audiences around the world. The film is a testament to the enduring power of queer joy and a celebration of resilience in the face of adversity.