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LGBTQ - The Best of 2019

The Shiny Shrimps (Review) – A heartwarming cocktail of humour and belonging

14th December 201915th August 2020
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‘Les Crevettes Pailletées’ Inspired by the real life LGBTQ water polo team that debut director Cédric Le Gallo is a member of.

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This is Not Berlin – Coming of age in a haze of art, sex, music and drugs

10th October 201914th August 2020
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‘Esto no es Berlín’ Hari Sama’s semi-autobiographical new film ‘This is Not Berlin’ buzzes with the vibrant and intoxicating energy of 1980’s

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Monsoon (Review) – A journey into cultural identity and belonging

10th October 20195th November 2020
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Hong Khaou’s second film ‘Monsoon’ follows on from the themes of grief, cultural identity, and belonging of his first feature ‘Lilting‘. While

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Matthias and Maxime (Review) – A beautiful portrait of male love and friendship

3rd October 201928th August 2020
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Friendships change over time, especially the ones born of childhood and adolescence. Sometimes those friendships hide the true feelings of the journey

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Tremors (Review) – The conflicted interface between faith, love & community

24th September 201914th August 2020
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In 2015 Guatemalan Director Jayro Bustamante received an Oscar nomination for his debut feature Ixcanul. While also winning the Alfred Bauer Prize

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We the Animals (Review)

14th June 20192nd September 2020
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Based on Justin Torre’s acclaimed novel ‘We the Animals’. Jeremiah Zager’s debut feature based not only creates a visually stunning, powerful and poetic film.

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Rocketman (Review)

25th May 20192nd September 2020
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Fresh from rescuing the Freddie Mercury and Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody after the removal of its director Bryan Singer. Dexter Fletcher brings

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Knife + Heart (Review)

31st March 20192nd September 2020
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Knife and Heart is a truly unique, beautifully structured and gloriously queer mash up of genres and themes. With cutting humour, engaging

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Making Montgomery Clift – A fresh perspective on the life of a Hollywood giant

30th March 20192nd September 2020
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On the 23rd July, 1966 Montgomery Clift died of heart failure at his New York apartment aged 45. Leaving behind a legacy

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Giant Little Ones (Review)

30th March 201910th September 2020
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High school coming out movies are a staple of LGBTQ cinema. Creating a challenge for new films in offering audiences themes and

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