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Saturday, June 17, 2017, marks the world premiere of the short comedy Carol Support Group, a loving homage to Todd Haynes’s Oscar-nominated feature starring Cate Blanchett. The film is about a support group for people addicted to the movie Carol. The counseling session descends into mayhem, as superfan Blanche embodies lead character Carol Aird and lures her fellow addicts to temptation. 
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Fourteen more films have been selected for the 14th annual Damn These Heels Film Festival, the largest LGBTQ film festival in the Intermountain West — set to run July 14-16 at the Rose Wagner Performin
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“It is impossible to look past the fact that the festival could serve as a diversion from the human rights violations being committed by the state of Israel”
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The William Fairman and Max Gogerty documentary Chemsex depicts the lifestyles of gay men in London who engage in chemsex — sex that incorporates drug use. The film is tough to watch. It is uncensored and evokes fear and discomfort, as the film graphically depicts men having sex while using drugs.
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Norfolk Public Library, in partnership with Hampton Roads Pride, PFLAG, and the LGBT Center of Hampton Roads, as well as Naro Video, will present the second annual LGBT Film Festival beginning this weekend. Five films will be shown over the course of two days.
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HELLO AGAIN, starring six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, will close out the 27th Annual Toronto LGBT Film Festival, running May 25 to June 4, 2017. (Click here for festival details.)
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“Queer Hippo” RETURNS! A celebration of queer cinema that brings together authentic stories and audacious audiences for its annual program of original documentaries, dramatic films, original teleplays, music videos and shorts.
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Four years ago, there were zero film and art festivals in the country dedicated to the queer latinx community. Thanks to Jon Imparato, director of the LGBT center, and Karla Legspy, program director, Los Angeles is home to the first: this month’s CineArte Latinx Queer Festival (“latinx” being a gender-neutral alternative for latinos). The event, which features 14 short films and one feature film, art exhibits, and three days of live music, returns to the Los Angeles LGBT Center April 21 through the 23. Via CenterLink LGBT
Matt Skallerud's insight:
Imparato started the CineArte festival in hopes of providing a space for latinx people to tell their stories and display the diverse cultural history of this community through visual art and film. This year’s event features the work of more than 10 local artists who are trans, queer, gender non-conforming, lesbian, and gay. “We try to program as many L.A. artists as possible,” Legspy says. “We try to get art that our community is making.”
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The MiFo LGBT Film Festival gets a fresh new look with a re-branding to help expand its audience and further its mission of educating and entertaining through culturally diverse LGBT film.
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DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS is a ground breaking, sexy LGTBQ drama web series set in West London written by Jacquie Lawrence, produced by Fizz Milton, directed by Campbell X and shot by Oona Menges. This is a world of long term relationships, family, children, secret affairs, same-sex marriage, lesbian and gay co-parenting, friendships and LGBT people afraid to come out.
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News and information for Irish acting, actors training, productions, new featres Irish actors news and interviews.
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The GAZE LGBT Film Festival has announced details of the 25th edition of the programme. Festival runs August 3rd - 7th at Light House Cinema.
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The short film debuting at this weekend's Frameline41 film festival takes a fresh look at the biblical tale of David versus Goliath through the experiences of gay and transgender men.
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When the fear of their love being discovered proved to be too much, Rodrigo Bellott's boyfriend took his life. That tragedy inspired him to help others.
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In its 30 years, the Connecticut LGBT Film Festival has shown scores of documentaries, usually profiles of famous LGBT men and women, tragic stories about AIDS
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From director Rhys Chapman, Wonderkid tackles the subject of homophobia in the world of sports, specifically soccer. It chronicles the inner turmoil of a gay
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Armed with a limitless Rolodex and a Benedict Canyon enclave with its own disco, Allan Carr threw the Hollywood parties that defined the 1970s. A producer, manager, and marketing genius, Carr built his bombastic reputation amid a series of successes including the mega-hit…
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In “Loev,” Jai and Sahil find companionship where they least expect it.
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The MiFo LGBT Film Festival —known until two years ago as the Miami (and Fort Lauderdale) Gay & Lesbian Film Festival —is rebranding itself again, just in
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Seattle filmmaker and performer Wes Hurley scored a hit at the SXSW Film Festival with a movie memoir of growing up gay in Russia, “Little Potato.”
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The shock Oscar win of the low-budget drama about a black gay man’s life has set in motion a year that might finally provide a substantive view of sexuality
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For the past 25 years, Rainbow Reel Tokyo has organized the film festivals showing the films that represent the lives of LGBT. Sachiko Imai, the programmer of the festival, came to Sydney at the invitation of Mardi Gras Film Festival. Sachiko tells us about their work to deepen the understanding for LGBT in Japan through the films from all over the world.
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