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…
How does cinema create and sustain queer public cultures? What is the role of film festivals in forming audiences or creating new kinds of queer…
Our next series of events run this week, and we’re excited to be starting with a talk from Indian filmmaker, activist and festival director Sridhar…
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…
Happy National Coming Out Day everyone and welcome to our latest news round-up. Thanks to those of you who have already emailed in response to Karl’s questions…
This past week the UK’s The Guardian proclaimed a new wave of queer cinema. Resuscitating Ruby B. Rich’s mid-1990s famous declaration that a new breed…
Hello again, it’s time for another midweek round up of GQC news. Camera Obscura has just published a dossier on queer Palestinian film and media….
Welcome to the weekly round up of GQC news. We’ll be updating you every week with relevant stories, opportunities and events. It’s just a few…
Out in Africa is a festival born out of the end of the apartheid era and a determination to create a more inclusive South Africa….
GQC are excited to be working with MIX NYC to bring two programmes of queer experimental short films to CineCity in November 2012. MIX is…
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