Lesbian friends over 50 travel together and, away from the world’s gaze, celebrate their friendship, their desire, and their freedom. Over the weekend, they fully experience the richness of a reality they already carry within themselves, strengthening the bonds that unite them.

Select characters from Barcelona's flinta community sit in a driving car and and talk about cruising, desire and different forms of spaces. Rough HDV material and selected images draw on the city of Barcelona and a fictional narrative of a cab driver who explores various forms of cruising areas, creating an experimental docu-fiction narrative.

Before YouTube, Lavender Lounge lit up public access TV with a ’90s queer and trans dance party and groundbreaking show, capturing San Francisco’s first Dyke March and the first official Pride video. Thirty years later, creator Mark Kliem brings rare footage to light, reuniting the original crew with younger generations when queer history is again under attack.

Making It Fit is a short animated documentary reflecting on the experience of death and mourning in the LGBTQ+ community, and the ways that navigating tradition, grief, and family often necessitates reinvention of funerary and remembrance rituals.

After failing to capture a boy named Paulo with his camera, filmmaker Cam Archer reflects on recent shoots, what's missing, and what he can't seem to stop photographing.

Thus animated documentary offers a rare and tender portrait of lifelong queer love by sharing the candid, heartfelt stories of five LGBTQIA+ couples.

Founded in 1972 by sculptor Andrew Logan, The Alternative Miss World is a celebration of transformation and unorthodox beauty. Starting as makeshift private parties held in his artist studio in an old jigsaw factory, the event married the Miss World competition with Crufts dog show, all with a sense of joy and humour.