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In Cinema 28 Aug – 1 Sep 2024
On Demand Australia-wide 2-8 September 2024

In Cinema 28 Aug – 1 Sep 2024
On Demand Australia-wide 2-8 September 2024

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Featured Films

  • Turtles

    A seasoned gay couple living in Brussels navigate their complicated 35-year relationship in this delightful comedy-drama.

  • Gondola

    In this feel-good film, two cable-car conductors' relationship blossoms as they glide past each other over a picturesque valley.

  • Snapshot

    Audience Award runner-up at the MGFF19, Snapshots unveils secrets, loves and losses of three generations of women.

  • Twilight's Kiss

    An audience and critics' favourite from the MGFF21, Twilight's Kiss comes from prolific queer film director Ray Yeung.

  • The Judgment

    Boyfriends Mo and Hisham are forced back in the closet when they visit their native Egypt, in this tense, supernatural horror.

  • Trans & Gender Diverse Shorts

    Exploring the many facets of the trans and gender diverse experience, these films aren’t limited by genre or society’s rules around gender.

Festival News

Queer Screen is the home of the Mardi Gras Film Festival (February), and Queer Screen Film Fest, (August). We are in Sydney, Australia.

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Queer Screen feels honoured to work, create and contribute to the community on the land of Australia’s traditional custodians. We acknowledge their wisdom and resilience in the face of injustices. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Partnership Opportunities

Forge meaningful connections with the LGBTIQ+ community at one of their favourite events and be seen as a brand that supports diversity and inclusion and the LGBTIQ+ community.

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