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Inside Kentucky’s unique all-lesbian film festival
Every Memorial Day weekend, sapphic filmmakers from across the country — and even the world — gather in the western Kentucky city of Paducah for…
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Frameline 42, world’s largest LGBTQ film festival, announces full schedule.
Living in the United States for the first time, Paul Struthers is craving to explore San Francisco and his Oakland neighborhood. But first, there’s a film festival to put on. The United Kingdom-born new director of exhibition and programming of the Frameline film festival — the world’s largest and longest-running LGBTQ film festival…
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Tribeca 2018: The Best LGBT Films to See at This Year’s Festival.
When the 17th annual Tribeca Film Festival opens this week, New York audiences will have a chance to catch some of the most anticipated queer films of the year. Sebastián Lelio’s “Disobedience” will play in New York days before its theatrical release; the film stars Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams as two women who must hide their attraction in their tight-knit Orthodox Jewish community…
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Ugandan LGBTQ film festival raided by police and shut down.
The Queer Kampala International Film Festival was cancelled over the weekend after Ugandan police were tipped off about its location. The sold out LGBTQ event had taken measures to keep the location a secret, and even converted a warehouse into a cinema. Read the full article HERE.
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Five films not to miss at Inside Out 2017, Ottawa’s LGBT film festival.
Since its launch 10 years ago, Ottawa’s LGBT film festival, Inside Out, has brought some of the world’s best queer cinema to the city in a compact three-day format. During its early years, the festival was presented at the ByTowne Cinema on Rideau Street. But since 2016, it’s been hosted at the National Gallery of Canada, a nod to its increasing swankiness… Read the full article HERE. #lgbt #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #homophobia #equality
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The week’s best alternative-movie bet: Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival.
The 32nd annual festival kicks off Thursday at the Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave., and continues through the week at UWM Union Cinema, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. Unless noted, tickets are $5 and free for UWM students… Read the full article HERE. #lgbt #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #homophobia #equality
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7 award-worthy LGBT films to cozy up to this fall.
Over network TV? Tired of Hulu? Seen everything on Netflix? Dig a little deeper to find meaningful and surprisingly well-executed LGBT films making the festival rounds this fall… Read the full article HERE. #lgbt #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #homophobia #equality