Posts tagged gay cinema

Mardi Gras Film Festival is back for its 28th year, bringing audiences together again in what MGFF Director Lisa Rose describes as a “silver lining to …

The new Australian film Unsound is a heart-warming experience that doesn’t shy away from difficult conversations. Written by Ally Burnham and directed by Ian Watson, …

The independent Aussie LGBTQI flick Teenage Kicks performed well in several film festivals in 2016 and was picked up to screen on streaming services in …

The 8th Queer Screen Film Festival returns with a program that includes 11 narrative features, three documentaries, and three packages of short films. Owing to …

Australian films that deal with homosexuality have been few and far between over the years, but there are three that come to mind which enjoyed …

First the good news! 2019 was one of the best years for queer representation in major Hollywood films, according to GLAAD’s eighth annual Studio Responsibility …

This year was meant to be a significant milestone for Melbourne Queer Film Festival. However, festival team in their 30th year had to instead adapt their …

Acclaimed queer film Moonlight took out the award for Best Motion Picture – Drama at the 74th Golden Globe Awards this weekend. It beat out Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge, …

Parramatta’s Riverside Theatre will once again host highlights of the Mardi Gras Film Festival for LGBTI people and their friends and family in Sydney’s western suburbs.

The Melbourne Queer Film Festival remains one of the world’s largest and longest running film festivals with an LGBTI focus. Matthew Wade caught up with the festival’s team to talk about the importance of queer film festivals and representing more diversity than audiences are exposed to in mainstream cinema.