As part of (Im)possibly Queer International Feminisms the annual conference for the International Feminist Journal of Politics, GQC recently presented a panel on lesbian cinematic spaces….
Today’s post in our series on lesbian cinematic spaces is from Rachel Tavernor, our Reframe colleague, and is sure to be of interest to our…
It’s been a very busy few months for GQC, as we’ve had events at the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival and here at Sussex. Last…
Following on from a conference in Brighton in November 2012, Rosalind Galt (University of Sussex) and Karl Schoonover (University of Warwick) chair a discussion on…
There have been some big news stories recently in the global queer cinema community, and this is a brief round up of some of the…
By Christopher Higgs Christopher Higgs writes criticism and experimental prose from the swampy jungle of Tallahassee, Florida, while completing his doctoral dissertation at Florida State…
Whilst we at GQC have been reflecting on the rich and exciting material which came out of our amazing events at Cinecity last week, our…
This Saturday sees our exciting MIX NYC Queer Classics event at Cinecity. We are delighted to welcome Stephen Kent Jusick to bring some of his decadent…
Sridhar Rangayan will be bringing a unique snapshot of the Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival to Brighton this Saturday. It began in 2010––the first…
November is a big month for global queer cinema in Brighton, not only has Cinecity arrived, but the city sees new events from Sussex University’s Centre for…
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