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Seventh annual Louisville LGBT Film Fest returns to Village 8 this weekend.

Each year, the Louisville LGBT Film Festival brings Louisville the latest and greatest in LGBT films — movies that might not have hit the big screens at the local megaplex or even the small screen of your Roku or Firestick. #lgbt #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #homophobia #equality READ MORE HERE: https://insiderlouisville.com/lifestyle_culture/seventh-annual-louisville-lgbt-film-fest-returns-this-weekend/

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8 new films for the Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.

Eight new films spanning the rainbow of LGBT experience — including a Sundance prize-winner, a campy comedy and two documentaries about transgender people — are being screened at the 20th annual Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Friday through Sunday at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington. #lgbt #gay #lesbian #bisexual #transgender #homophobia #Equality READ MORE HERE: https://www.newsday.com/entertainment/movies/the-long-island-gay-lesbian-film-festival-to-showcase-8-new-films-1.14444720

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QFilm Festival kicks off in Long Beach.

Kicking off this Thursday is the city’s longest-running film festival, set to bring more than 1,500 people through the doors of the historic Art Theatre to view narrative features, documentaries and short films embodying the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) communities.

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30 years of LGBT films in Austin.

Long before South By Southwest and Austin Film Festival stepped out on the Austin festival scene, a film movement focused on LGBTQ issues arose in a small theater on the UT campus. Today, the short movie series that drew lines outside the doors of Dobie Theater on move-in weekend has come to be known as the Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival — one of the longest-running cinema festivals in the city.

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Toronto film festival – Leading the way for LGBT films.

“Moonlight” premiered at the Telluride Film Festival exactly one year ago, followed by a bow in Toronto before making history by winning Best Picture in one of the most exciting Academy Awards ceremonies of all time. While “Moonlight” may have opened more doors for black filmmakers than for queer ones, the film’s central themes of identity, masculinity, and sexuality were firmly rooted in queerness.