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Queer East to embark on tour of UK cities, including Manchester, Cambridge and Edinburgh

Now in its fourth year, Queer East will return to cinemas around the UK in 2023 with another nationwide tour which presents contemporary feature film and documentary with retrospective screenings, short films, artists’ moving image works, and a VR cinematic experience. Through a programme of cinema

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FILM PREVIEW: All That Heaven Allowed: an intimate portrait of Rock Hudson

Brian Butler previews a new documentary on the life of movie star Rock Hudson

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Marriage equality in Ukraine explored in new documentary shot by Ukrainian LGBTQ+ activists during the war

A new documentary, Marriage (In)equality in Ukraine, shot during the Russia-Ukraine war is now available to view online. The film has been created by director and queer activist Yuriy Dvizhon, NGO WA Sphere and Kharkiv Pride under financial support of the European Union, the National Democratic Inst

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Hammer Films announces trailer and poster artwork for B Good Picture Company’s Doctor Jekyll, starring Eddie Izzard

Directed by Joe Stephenson (Chicken, McKellen: Playing The Partand) featuring an impressive cast including Izzard, Scott Chambers, Lindsay Duncan and Simon Callow, Doctor Jekyll’s UK-wide release marks the first release for the recently resurrected Hammer, following its acquisition by theatre and en

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UK Jewish Film Festival to return with LGBTQ+ strand

From retrospective screenings, to fun and insightful documentaries, this year’s LGBTQ+ Film Programme will play host to three feature films and a programme of short films examining a broad range of Jewish LGBTQ+ identities

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SPOTLIGHT ON: Dive into two seasons of queer films in October

Brian Butler gives his top picks of queer films this October

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Queer Canadian coming-of-age story, The Queen of My Dreams, to show at BFI London Film Festival

Mirza’s full-length directorial debut, the film stars Amrit Kaur as Azra, a Pakistani Canadian woman who has had a strained relationship with her parents since coming out as lesbian, who undergoes an emotional journey after the sudden unexpected death of her father Hassan (Hamza Haq).

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Peccadillo Pictures offers chance to share intimate moments in the LGBTQ+ community

In France, you can reflect on the lasting pangs of first love whilst in Germany military discipline controls darker desires. In Canada, basketball leads to conflicting passions in and out of college, whilst the boxing ring in New Zealand promises a heavyweight bout between parental dreams and person