QS Studio is a high-octane day of masterclasses, practical panels, and elite networking. From mastering the perfect investor pitch to navigating global festival circuits and post-production secrets, we are empowering the next generation of queer storytellers while cementing Sydney as a global hub for LGBTIQ+ cinema.
Sidesplittingly hilarious and packed with relentless, rapid-fire wit, Jim Queen is a neon-soaked, high-camp odyssey through a terrifying new apocalypse: a virus that turns queer people straight.
A neon-soaked homage to late-1980s erotic thrillers, packed to the brim with kink, danger, and explosive romance.
Adapted from Lillian Faderman’s Scotch Verdict, this striking period piece exposes the intersectional biases against a lesbian couple in 19th-century Scotland based on a real-life trial that rocked the country.
Thirty years after its historic premiere, the remarkable debut feature from Lilly and Lana Wachowski remains a masterpiece of neo-noir style and an undisputed touchstone of sapphic cinema.
Lukas Dhont (Close, Girl) returns with a stunning historical romance between two soldiers during WWI. Coward stands as an epic testament to finding queer freedom and joy even in the darkest of times.
Spanning countries, cultures, and genres, this curated collection dives headfirst into the hilariously awkward and deeply moving realities of contemporary life.
A musclebound hopeful's drive for aesthetic dominance spirals into a perilous fixation and suppressed longing within this intense, visceral drama.
Starring Joan Chen (Saving Face, Twin Peaks, Didi) in a career-defining performance, this powerful romantic drama follows a woman discovering her queer identity later in life.
Featuring Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close, this Cannes Best Director winner is a boldly romantic and politically urgent queer epic.
Cast off the shame and enter a higher state of camp—where blasphemy is a virtue and joy is divine. Hunky Jesus is a rollicking, riotous, and heartfelt ode to the legendary Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
Executive produced by Jane Campion, this bittersweet slice of pre-smartphone nostalgia is a sensitive, unflinchingly honest portrait of queer youth on the precipice of self-discovery, coming direct from Sundance.
When a gruesome alien evil crashlands in the woods, a grieving small-town homebody must team up with a ragtag crew of video store misfits to overcome her grief to save the world, featuring an all-star cast of queer film luminaries and produced by Jane Schoenbrun.
A tender, high-stakes exploration of brotherhood, belonging, and the boyhoods left behind. With an exceptional ensemble cast including Harvey Zielinski (Deadloch), Hunter Page-Lochard (Cleverman), Kieran Darcy-Smith (Animal Kingdom), Nic Cassim (The Correspondent) and more.
Watch Australian filmmaking finalists pitch their LGBTIQ+ short film projects to a panel of judges, competing live for a share of the $10,000 prize pool!