Submissions are now open for the UK’s largest queer event for screen buffs


Submissions are now open for the UK’s largest queer event for screen buffs

Prejudice & Pride describes how queer people have been portrayed from the silent film era via Persona, Fanny and Alexander, House of Angels, and Show Me Love. It is a film about a part of the Swedish film history that I and probably most others did not know existed.

The delightfully warm film follows Asian American teenager, Twinkie, on a road trip with her hapless best friend to meet her online crush.

1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture sheds light on the senseless negative impact a simple mistranslation has had on society, specifically the LGBTQIA+ community. The documentary’s goal is to spread understanding, compassion and hope around what can be a divisive and painful issue.

An intimate documentary debut follows Aga, who moves back home to Poland to care for her brother whilst hiding her relationship from the authorities BY GEORGIA DIMDORE-MILES, IMAGE BY BFI [….]

Experience the free programme 16-19 March at the BFI Southbank BY GEORGIA DIMDORE-MILES, IMAGE BY BFI FLARE For the first time BFI Flare are introducing BFI Flare Expanded, a free [….]

The first films have been announced for the upcoming 37th edition of the hotly-anticipated festival BY DIVA STAFF, IMAGE SOURCE: BFI FLARE This year the highly anticipated BFI Flare: London [….]