Don't Fence Me In: Queer Country (2026)

Canada has long been a powerhouse of country music, producing legends like Shania Twain, Hank Snow, Anne Murray, and the groundbreaking k.d. lang. Don’t Fence Me In: Queer Country turns the spotlight on LGBTQ+ artists who are boldly reshaping the landscape of Canadian country music, pushing boundaries in a genre that hasn’t always welcomed change. Through deeply personal storytelling, these musicians navigate the intersections of identity, heritage, and creative expression, all while defying stereotypes and forging new paths. Their stories radiate resilience, originality, and raw talent. The documentary honors pioneers such as k.d. lang while also amplifying fresh voices, celebrating the depth of their artistry and the dynamic community they’re cultivating. With intimate interviews, powerful live performances, and honest dialogue, Don’t Fence Me In: Queer Country delivers a moving portrait of artists bringing authenticity and pride to the heart of the genre.