The 2018 Queer Screen Film Festival ended on a high note with its inaugural Pitch-Off event. A panel of esteemed judges faced the formidable task of choosing a winner amongst the six finalists competing for $10000 of funding for their proposed LGBTQI film projects, courtesy...
Queer Screen is thrilled to announce the six finalists for Queer Screen Pitch Off, its brand-new filmmaker initiative, proudly supported by St.George Bank....
In July 2018, Hollywood star, Scarlett Johansson announced she would not appear in the film Rub and Tug....
Ever thought of volunteering and haven’t? I mean I won’t know anyone, what to do and surely they would have enough volunteers already. I had all of those thoughts before volunteering at this year’s Mardi Gras Film Festival....
After 88 screenings and events – which included 20 sold-out sessions, six Australian feature films, three world premieres, visits from 14 international guests and countless local filmmakers – and with an audience of 18,000, the 25th Mardi Gras Film Festival came to a close last Thursday....
We are pleased to announce the recipients of 2018’s Queer Screen Completion fund. 2018 is the third year this fund has helped film makers to complete their films....
We asked, and you answered! We are very pleased to announce Queer Screen's Top 25 LGBTIQ Films of All Time. Brokeback Mountain Beautiful Thing The Adventures Of Priscilla Queen Of The Desert Carol Weekend Moonlight Shelter But I'm A Cheerleader Holding the Man God's Own Country ...
Natasha Negovanlis, an openly pansexual Canadian actress who gained notoriety for playing a lesbian vampire was just one of our guests in 2018....
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Bobby Goldmsith Foundation and Queer Screen are partnering to present three screenings of Desert Migration for World AIDS Day. Tickets will be available at venues in Byron Bay, Lismore and Newtown, Sydney. View the trailer Saved by the introduction of protease inhibitors in the mid-1990s, many HIV...