Sol Williams Pendavis

Sol Williams Pendavis is credited as Self in the documentary Paris Is Burning, released in 1991. The film examines the ballroom culture of New York City during the late 1980s, focusing on Black and Latino LGBTQ+ communities. Pendavis appears in the film as part of the cultural movement documented, contributing to the portrayal of voguing and the social dynamics within the scene.

The role in Paris Is Burning represents one of the few documented appearances of Pendavis in cinema. The film has since been recognized for its cultural significance, offering an early and influential representation of queer and minority communities in documentary filmmaking. Pendavis’s presence in the film situates them within this historical context.