11 Jan Bi+ films you can’t miss at MGFF24
Bisexuality and the Bi+ life is real bb and if you don’t agree then Bi, bi, bi! Isn’t that what NSYNC said once?
Okay, now that the bi-phobes have left here’s the tea.
We’ve curated a list of Bi+ films that you cannot miss at MGFF24. So, bookmark this tab and use it as your guide Bi+ guide to MGFF24.
Along Came Love
Sydney Premiere
Wed, Feb 21, 6:20pm
Event Cinemas, George St
Could you keep your partner’s deepest secret? Madeleine and Francois become one another’s saviours in post-WW2 France, in a film that showcases how love can rise above social norms.
2023 Festival du Film Francophone – Winner Best Film and Best Actor
Cora Bora
Fri, Feb 16, 7:00pm
Event Cinemas, George St
Sat, Feb 24, 6:30pm
Dendy Cinemas Newtown
Internet comedian turned Hacks scene-stealer Meg Stalter delivers a hilarious performance in this bittersweet queer comedy about a struggling musician who finds her world thrown off its axis.
Days of Happiness
Australian Premiere
Tue, Feb 20, 8:15pm
Sydney Opera House Playhouse
An emotionally gripping drama with evocative classical music set-pieces, though comparisons to Tár are inevitable, this is a very different tale of a lesbian conductor’s career and love life at a crossroad.
Girls Don’t Cry
Australian Premiere
Tue, Feb 20, 7:00pm
Event Cinemas, George St
Equal parts gritty and sweet, Girls Don’t Cry is a sensitive, delicate film about Mia and Ele’s whirlwind journey towards adulthood as they face the realities of life.
Power Alley
Mon, Feb 26, 6:30pm
Ritz Cinemas, Randwick
Volleyball player Sofia needs an abortion, but it’s a crime in Brazil. Her new girlfriend and teammates come through to help, in this gripping film about queer sisterhood and women’s bodily autonomy.
2023 Cannes Film Festival – Winner FIPRESCI Prize, Nominee Queer Palm
2023 Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival – Winner Best Director and Best Editing
The Last Year of Darkness
Thu, Feb 22, 8:30pm
Event Cinemas, George St
The Last Year of Darkness is a pumping, neon-coloured portrait of alternative Chinese youth, centring on raucous underground nightclub, Funky Town, which is threatened by the machinations of Chinese society.
Bi+ Shorts at MGFF24
A celebration of stories about those whose sexuality falls outside the binary – whether they prefer to go by bi, pan, queer or otherwise.
Our Bi+ Shorts will screen together as a cinematic package.
Wed, Feb 28, 8:30pm
Ritz Cinemas, Randwick
Diomysus: More Than Monogamy
Australian Premiere
An experimental comedy-documentary fusion where a group of mice (voiced by members of the UK polyamorous community who’s identities are masked using puppetry) discuss their experiences of polyamory. Diomysus asks the question – are we (the audience) more open to taboo ideas if unconscious bias is eliminated?