Rainbow Umbrella Film Festival is run by filmmakers and aims to celebrate the very best in indie and encourage all aspects of independent LGBTQI+ film making. Runs across […]
Rainbow Umbrella Film Festival is run by filmmakers and aims to celebrate the very best in indie and encourage all aspects of independent LGBTQI+ film making. Runs across […]
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in this stunning film. Also playing at Picturehouse Ritzy, Fulham, Hackney and East Dulwich. See link here for more details and tickets to all viewings. Five-star review: ‘Andrew Haigh’s drama grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go’ – Guardian.
Egoist is the story of Kosuke, a fashion magazine editor in Tokyo who lost his mother when a child, and Ryuta, a personal trainer and a dedicated son […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
The Queer East Festival is supported by the BFI and takes place from the 17 – 28 April across venues in London. It features a remarkable selection of […]
Ten-year-old Laure is not like most girls. She prefers football to dolls and sweaters to dresses. When Laure, her parents, and her little sister Jeanne move to a […]
Ten-year-old Laure is not like most girls. She prefers football to dolls and sweaters to dresses. When Laure, her parents, and her little sister Jeanne move to a […]
Freak Orlando (18*) + ScreenTalk with Ulrike Ottinger. Celebrating queer cinema in the 1980s, when queer representation and creativity thrived in the build-up to enormous geopolitical and social […]
Beautiful Mystery (18*) + introduction by Tony Rayns. Celebrating queer cinema in the 1980s, when queer representation and creativity thrived in the build-up to enormous geopolitical and social […]
Beyond Gravity and other Gay Shorts from New Zealand (15*) + introduction by Daniel Theophanous. Celebrating queer cinema in the 1980s, when queer representation and creativity thrived in […]
The Farewell (15*) + introduction by Mekella Broomberg. Celebrating queer cinema in the 1980s, when queer representation and creativity thrived in the build-up to enormous geopolitical and social […]
The finale of Butch Boots‘ residency at Transmissions brings you a rare screening of High Shine: 15 Years of International Ms Bootblack (2015)
The LGBTQIA+ showcase is back with a fresh crop of inspiring, thought-provoking and empowering Too Desi Too Queer short films
