Cousins is a delightful look at finding your own identity and being able to express that within your own culture. Karina Dandashi's short is an impressive watch as she continues her upward trend as a ...
Conceived in the spirit of clandestine messages that queer people in Puerto Rico would leave in late-night music videos during the 90s and early 2000s, “Here [Epilogue]” presents the story of “Cüirtop...
Write Here is an excellent short – sensitive story; you are placed into the mind and heart of a character whose dream is to never forget. Jake Muñoz Consing is an almighty talent to keep an eye ...
A moving documentary, Where Do All The Old Gays Go?, is a sublime, open film that celebrates being older and gay whilst highlighting how there is still work to be done....
Eating Papaw On The Seashore is a tender, poetic tale of finding attraction beyond the laws of your country. A film that keeps it simple to amplify its story; there is a lot to like here. Asim and Has...
Ella and Harriet are on a first date. Harriet is enthusiastic, if a bit much, but Ella is aloof and rude. After repeatedly turning down Harriet’s attempts at connecting, Ella finally reveals the sourc...
An important and heart-piercing documentary, When Spring Came to Bucha provides a glimpse of the war destruction Russia is leaving in Ukraine, a film that fills you with not only sorrow, but hope R...
Juraj Lerotić’s impressive debut Safe Place is a gut-wrenching film. A purposely challenging viewing experience as we watch a mother and son pick up the shattered pieces of their family. Set ove...
In their exceptional and personal documentary Habibata Ouarme and Jim Donovan gives a voice to those women who have been victims of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Koromousso: Big Sister—an immense...
Seven Winters in Tehran hits you like a tonne of bricks. This utterly fantastic documentary shows the medium’s power, providing us with a glimpse at a resilient and inspirational woman—an impact...