All God's Colors (2026)

A poignant Danish documentary pulls back the curtain on Enghave Kirke, a Copenhagen parish warmly nicknamed the "Queer Church." At its heart are two remarkable figures: Viggo Julsgaard Jensen, a gay pastor who wrestled through a painful clash between his faith and his identity before arriving at a message of God's all-embracing love, and Bo Hagen Clausen, the church warden who fearlessly shares his dazzling drag alter ego, Ramona Macho, with the congregation. Side by side, they build a bold haven of radical welcome, even launching events such as a Children's Pride. Yet this very mission transforms the church into a fierce cultural battleground, with the film bearing witness to the unfiltered clashes, demonstrations, and heated opposition they endure from conservative religious circles as they champion LGBTQ+ belonging inside one of the world's oldest institutions.