Stream It Your Way: QSFF 2026 On-Demand Program

Can’t make it in person, or want to watch a film again? See the list of films available On-Demand from September 9 to September 16 2026.

Montreal, My Beautiful

Dir. Xiaodan He | Canada

Screen icon Joan Chen (Saving Face, Dìdi) delivers a career-defining performance as a mother navigating late-in-life queer discovery within Montreal’s Chinese diaspora.

Trans and Gender Diverse Shorts

Choked

Dir. Travis Alabanza | UK

Shakona, a trans woman seeking sexual fulfilment, needs a night of self-care from the chaotic and violent outside world. Turns out, self-care for Shakona can look just as messed up.

Eyeliner

Dir. Aisha Boudjillouli | UK

An animated short film following trans teen Nina as she discovers how differently society treats her journey into womanhood after stealing eyeliner with her best friend.

Fishy

Dir. Milo Richards | USA

A trans pageant queen returns to the spotlight to reclaim her throne after fleeing, but as pressure begins to mount, the shadows of self-doubt around her womanhood begin to blur reality.

Lesbian Mud Wrestling

Dir. Kirsty Wilson | Australia

Every night, Kit dreams of the golden strap — the prize for Lesbian Mud Wrestling, an event that regularly takes place to raise funds for gender-affirming surgeries for legends like Kit.

Homegrown – Sydney Shorts

Lin’s Laundromat

Dir. Hannah Feneley & Kalliopi Nicholas | Australia

Non-binary teen Charlie is content working at their local laundromat, until their estranged father arrives wearing blue eyeshadow and holding a dress bag.

Queering Sydney

Dir. Lynn Lee | Australia

A poetic documentary following young queer people of colour navigating identity, freedom and nighttime sanctuary in Sydney.

Spiders on my Lashline

Dir. Grace Tan | Australia

Genderqueer pole dancer Ash takes shelter in a church following an attack, where childhood memories resurface and help them find strength again.

Souvenir

Dir. Renée Marie Petropoulos | Australia

A young closeted teen on a family vacation must confront the unnerving hold her girlfriend has over her after she takes unwarranted photos of her during sex.

Pure Chaos – Comedy Shorts

Bottlecap

Dir. Kaytie Nielsen | Germany

Narrated by musician John Grant, this short film follows a shy club-goer at a Berlin rave as they work up the nerve to approach their crush.

Dr. Poppers

Dir. Arthur Morard | France

A casual hookup turns chaotic when Antoine accidentally spills poppers into a stranger’s nose, forcing the two to bond over an unwanted trip to the ER.

G.O.A.T

Dir. Kimberley Benjamin | Australia

Lilah falls hard for her new coworker but isn’t sure she’s queer, sparking a chaotic, heartfelt race to find out before she misses her chance to ask her to the NAIDOC Ball.

Sunday Lunch

Dir. Lyndon Henley Hanrahan | UK

A closeted lesbian brings her girlfriend to Sunday lunch to come out to her Catholic family, but her relatives find increasingly absurd ways to stop her from saying the words.