This February watch some of the amazing short films from last year’s Festival at cinemas across the countryÂ
Submissions for the 2024 Iris Prize Film Festival are openÂ
Published on :The prestigious celebration of LGBTQIA short films is returning for its 18th edition this yearÂ
Iris Outreach’s latest film will premiere this SaturdayÂ
Published on :Georgia Day’s Fruits Of The Spirit will be shown on 13 January at the Chapter Arts Centre in CardiffÂ
Iris Prize winner Some Girls Hate Dresses to premiere in the new yearÂ
Published on :Somina Fombo’s short film follows the lives of British tomboys from the 1990s
Iris Prize Documentary Film Finance Fund awarded to make new film about a queer martial arts club
Published on :“At a time when LGBTQIA people are coming under increased threats, we really appreciate this opportunity to tell stories of queer joy and strength from within our community”
Director Sara Harrak on her queer short film F**KED
Published on :Written by Meg Salter, the film took home the Iris Prize for Best British Short at this year’s awards
Get ready to watch the Iris Prize Best British Short Films on Channel 4Â
Published on :Following 2 November, the shortlisted films will be available to stream for a whole yearÂ