Colman Domingo on the Bay Area, Working Alongside Chadwick Boseman and Being a Writer, Actor and Producer: ‘I Always Wanted to Be a Multi-Hyphenate’

By Jazz Tangcay

Jazz Tangcay

Artisans Editor

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San Francisco’s Frameline Film Festival has always held a special place in Colman Domingo’s life. “It’s embedded in my heart,” he said. Having lived in San Francisco from 1991-2001, the actor spent many summers at the festival, reveling in its film programming, particularly the short films.

As Pride Month came to a close, Domingo returned to the Bay Area and the Castro Theater for the festival’s closing night, where he was honored with Variety’s Creative Conscience Award. Given how much the festival meant to Domingo, it was fitting that he received the honor as Frameline celebrated its 50th anniversary.

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