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When two young boys are kidnapped in Nepal, butch lesbian Detective Inspector Pooja is called in to investigate and solve the case. After teaming up with a younger female detective, what begins as a straightforward case quickly spirals into something far more complex in this tense and gripping film inspired by real political events.

Pooja, Sir

In 1981 in Odessa, Texas, the nude body of a Catholic priest was discovered in a seedy motel room. Cops had no leads until James Reyos, a young gay Apache man, suddenly confessed and was swiftly convicted. Though Reyos quickly recanted his confession, it took four decades for previously buried evidence to emerge, sending shockwaves through the town.

Night in West Texas

Over ten years have passed since Bay Area icons/activists/artists/partners Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens made their first queer environmental documentary feature in 2014, and with the climate crisis worsening with each passing season, the artist/activist duo are sounding the alarm with the third chapter: a cinematic reckoning with the power of fire.

Playing with Fire: An Ecosexual Emergency

A Dalit trans woman navigates love and identity after falling for an upper-caste man, forcing her to confront the silence around her caste.

Tara

John Lithgow and Oscar winner Olivia Colman star in Sophie Hyde's funny and heartfelt tale of a queer family reunion, as three generations of an Australian family reconvene in Amsterdam. Lithgow plays the titular Jimpa, an HIV-positive academic at the end of his tenure in the Netherlands, whose filmmaker daughter (Colman) and non-binary grandchild (Aud Mason-Hyde) come to visit in this Sundance standout.

Jimpa

Laugh out loud with the classic Fun in Shorts program as this collection of films finds humor in dating, birthing alien babies, scamming your business to success, and cheesy baby gender reveal parties.

Fun in Shorts

Gifted with the bold visual flare you’d expect from a protégé of Luca Guadagnino, Giovanni Tortorici makes a striking directorial debut with Diciannove. The film offers an unconventional not-quite-coming-of-age portrait of a 19-year-old bisexual with wavering academic pursuits, a body that refuses to process alcohol, and a libido with unusual triggers.

Diciannove

Star-studded with testimonies from Lady Gaga, Dionne Warwick, and Billy Porter, this documentary traces gay gospel singer Carl Bean's journey of liberation from music industry success to his influential AIDS activism. Uplifting and inspirational, Frameline49’s official Juneteenth celebration sings a song of love and pride for today’s dark times.

I Was Born This Way

Croatia’s official submission to the Oscars is a stunning historical epic following four gay artist friends in Communist Yugoslavia. Lovro, Nenad, Stevan, and Ivan find themselves the target of the vengeful eyes of party loyalists and are forced to risk everything. The film serves as a haunting reminder of the danger of systems that demand unquestioning allegiance.

Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day

The shocking life of a formerly fresh-faced Mouseketeer-turned-gay bondage pornographer is exposed in this UCLA student film — newly preserved in 4K — by future Blonde Death videomaker and novelist James Robert Baker.

Mouse Klub Konfidential

Executive produced by Sarah Jessica Parker, The Librarians examines the book bans threatening schools and libraries in the United States. As legislators take aim at works that center on race and queerness, a group of librarians put their lives at risk to ensure that our stories aren’t removed from shelves — or erased from culture at large.

The Librarians

Check your inhibitions at the door (and throw your hang-ups out as well) for this collection of erotic shorts from the past, present, and future that are playful, surprising, and explicit.

Queer Quickies: Erotic Shorts

In the desert of southern California, every year a family dutifully works to convert their prefabricated home into a haunted house spectacle for neighbors to explore. But as the mundane slowly gives way to the macabre, the family's own personal problems are laid bare as the father's infatuation increasingly begins to take its toll on everyone.

Room Temperature

&quot;I’ve practiced these words for 20 years now, but maybe being candid isn’t the best idea. I’m starting my countdown again, another 20 years. Maybe it might be the right time by then.&quot;

Hey Dad

Set at an idyllic summer literary retreat, Homolita is an erotic comedy about the pratfalls and pitfalls of modern queer dating and the enduring legacy of Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita.

Homolita

Three decades ago, SNL bravely dared to ask “Who’s he… or she?” and turned gender nonconformity into a punchline with Julia Sweeney's Pat. Now, a who’s-who of trans comics are tasked with the ultimate challenge: creating a new Pat sketch for 2025, while also interrogating the boneheadedly problematic (yet nonetheless meaningful) representation of our past along the way.

We Are Pat

In a San Francisco losing its soul to rapid gentrification, nonbinary newbie Cass barely scrapes by nannying for wealthy kids, waiting tables, and dealing just enough party drugs to cover rent on a small apartment. A one-night stand with coworker Kalli sparks something real, but when Kalli disappears — leaving her 11-year-old daughter, Ari, in Cass’ hands — the seams start to come undone.

Outerlands

Before it officially drops on Netflix, we’re hosting a free watch party for The Ultimatum: Queer Love season 2’s premiere at Rikki’s. Be among the first to see how the sophomore outing’s six different couples fare!

The Ultimatum: Queer Love – Season 2

To get the promotion of their dreams, a mischievous earth-bound angel must get two ex-best friends to finally admit their love to each other.

Divine Intervention

Working with LGBTQ+ activists, poets, dancers, and rappers, Black visual artist Rashaad Newsome embarks on a new immersive project. Through personal stories and tributes, odes to ballroom culture, live music, and Afro-futurist AI, Newsome transforms an NYC armory into a performance, art, and resistance sanctuary for the queer community.

Assembly

A vision of an art theft, a fortuitous pendulum reading, and a high-stakes bet set museum security guard Lucrecia off on unexpected misadventures involving a new romance, currency exchanges, bisexual threesomes, and mindless temp work.

An Odd Turn

Finding true love is hard but falling in love with these shorts is easy. This program brings the romance with stories of queer angels coaxing together the perfect match and awkward first dates that bloom into relationships.

First Impressions, Lasting Connections: Date Night Shorts

Winner of the Festival Favorite Award at Sundance, Come See Me in the Good Light is a poignant and funny portrait of poet and activist Andrea Gibson following a terminal cancer diagnosis. Gibson and partner Megan Falley unearth a profound sense of resilience in small, everyday joys as they discover what it means to really live.

Come See Me in the Good Light

A queer woman's mind is blown by her new coworker's bold question in this experimental short film.

Girlfriend Girlfriend

Space Daddy is a comedy about a hookup between twentysomething twink Andy and a mysterious hunk he meets on the dating app Strangr — with some... out-of-this-world consequences.

Space Daddy

In Italy, Dr. Maurizio Bini is viewed as an unconventional practitioner — but that’s exactly what makes him a vital healthcare provider. With the conservative government attempting to interfere in a person’s medical care, this unsung hero fights for his patients.

GEN_

Exploring what it means to be a queer teen in the 2020s, Niñxs turns the transition narrative and the coming-of-age portrait on their heads, as director Kani Lapuerta lets Karla Bañuelos — who is always playfully aware of the camera — shape the project into a cinematic diary. This inventive doc was a recipient of a Frameline Completion Fund grant.

Niñxs

Celebrate queer stories from the Bay Area with the Homegrown program. This program features sci-fi, heists, gay stuff, elder stories, and more.

Homegrown

Twentysomething Anna finally leaves her small, transphobic hometown for good and quickly begins dating goth tattoo artist Gen after the two discover they share supernatural powers. But before Anna can call up the U-Haul, the sick neck tattoo Gen gives one of her clients inadvertently summons a demon that begins feeding off of their friends. Preceded by The Age of Flowering Plants.

The Serpent’s Skin

A fabulous, queer, Muslim beauty entrepreneur competes in a Shark Tank-like contest after suffering an untimely allergic reaction.

Poreless

Two sperm donor siblings reconnect amidst one chaotic evening.

Sister!

A young hustler escapes the harsh realities of street life into a lushly erotic dream world. Famously hand-constructed and shot over the span of seven years in James Bidgood’s New York apartment, Pink Narcissus — presented in a 4K restoration — is a cornerstone of queer visual aesthetic whose influence can still be felt over 50 years since its original release.

Pink Narcissus

When the Straight White Maliens kidnap her ex, the titular sapphic monarch-to-be (voiced by Shabana Azeez) finds herself embarking on a truly zany journey through space. Filled with laugh-out-loud gay in-jokes, carabiner-tapping musical numbers, and offbeat characters, this year's Teddy Award winner is a lovably frenetic animated sci-fi comedy.

Lesbian Space Princess

Munchies is a fun, fast-paced crime comedy that follows an estranged high school clique as they reunite for a summer girls' night to get high together like old times. Their sleepover takes a hilariously dark turn when junk food cravings land them in the middle of a botched convenience store robbery.

Munchies

Meet Babs, an optimistic octogenarian speed-racing through life, one five-year plan at a time.

Thanks, Babs!

A heterosexual handyman agrees to let the director film him naked, as long as it's set to his favorite song.

The Handyman

If you’ve ever wondered what gender-swap teen comedies like She’s the Man would look like if they were actually made by trans and nonbinary folks, look no further! In She’s the He, two best friends concoct a plan to finally dispel the rumors that they’re gay: by coming out as trans women!

She’s the He

At a border checkpoint, the flames of desire ignite between an Indian border guard and a Kashmiri college student. A relationship seems impossible. Not only are both closeted, but opposing religions, ancient enmity, and current unrest stand between them. Still, neither can deny the erotic chemistry that burns with each encounter in this sensual romantic drama.

We Are Faheem & Karun

This Teddy Jury Award winner from the 2025 Berlinale meets the present moment with its novel coming-of-age story. Anchored by a poignant parent-child bond and effortlessly populated by LGBTQ+ characters, this feature debut is told through a refreshing queer lens that rearranges misplaced shame into a deeply felt sense of pride.

If You Are Afraid You Put Your Heart Into Your Mouth and Smile

For his feature directorial debut, Sergio de León weaves surreal imagery, offbeat humor, and a ton of birds into one of the most vivid and original queer coming of age films in recent memory — about 18-year-old Emilio, who receives a cursed inheritance of a rural dovecote for carrier pigeons following the death of his mother.

Keep Coming Back

When The Rocky Horror Show opened in 1973, no one could have imagined the impact that the subversive rock musical would have on culture. As the movie turns 50, the original cast, creatives, and other pop culture icons (including Richard O’Brien, Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, and Trixie Mattel) reminisce about the process of bringing it to life, as audiences around the world continue to do the time warp again and again.

Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror

Clean Slate is a short comedy film about two Asian nonbinary best friends and actors who must make some sacrifices when they go up for the same breakout role.

Clean Slate

Spanning several years and finding hope in questioning the nature of endings, this meditative film finds filmmaker Victoria Verseau immersing herself in her own transgender history in order to find her path forward. With the company of two young women on their transition journey, Verseau recalls a lost friend, revisiting the stark past in order to contextualize her vivid present.

Trans Memoria

Amidst his vibrant Copenhagen gay nightlife, young bathhouse attendant Johan finds himself unexpectedly falling for William, a charming trans man. What starts as a torrid romance quickly becomes a turning point for Johan. This forces him to confront the pressure of social norms that still persists in the gay community today and just how much he has to learn about the complexities of queer relationships.

Sauna

Lisette Marie Flanary’s documentary explores the Native Hawaiian concept of gender fluidity by interweaving intimate interviews with multimedia stage performance. A live performance by hula master Patrick Makuakāne will follow the screening.

MĀHŪ: A Trans-Pacific Love Letter at KQED

In a quiet Seoul apartment, two women fight to save their relationship. Heeseo suffocates under the weight of silence, secrecy, and survival while Seonwoo becomes consumed by a mysterious, unbearable odor seeping from the apartment below.  After exclusively making documentaries, Lucky, Apartment is the striking narrative feature debut from Kangyu Garam.

Lucky, Apartment

From devious revenge plots to invoking a demon to eat your ex boyfriends, this program of dark comedy films is designed for those that find joy in the demise of others.

Scared Shortless

For the first time, this special presentation will celebrate the Colin Higgins Youth Filmmaker Grants program and the success of its recipients by showcasing films from past and present grantees.

Outside Voices: New Leaders in Queer Cinema Supported by Colin Higgins Foundation

Drag Race star Peppermint takes center stage in this up close and personal documentary about her journey with fame, identity, and the art of drag. Sharing her story alongside a close network of trans individuals, one of the world’s favorite drag performers takes you inside her rise from humble beginnings to her current reign as outspoken trailblazer for the trans community.

A Deeper Love: The Story of Miss Peppermint

In this stunning feature debut, director Rafaela Camelo creates an intimate, lyrical, and often-humorous story of two 10-year-old girls who meet over the course of a summer holiday. Phenomenal acting from a host of memorable characters and a dash of magical realism bring to life the story of that first friend who truly sees you.

The Nature of Invisible Things

Known for her unrestrained and debaucherous lifestyle, a successful trans actress (Camila Sosa Villada) defies every expectation that’s been placed upon her (both by her close friends and the conservative community of Argentina) when she decides to settle down and start a family with a new husband (Alfonso Herrera) — who happens to be gay.

Thesis on a Domestication

When Sama’s girlfriend blows off their Friday plans, the teen copes with romantic rejection by blasting music in her room. When her dad suggests hanging out, she agrees. Their evening takes an unexpected turn as a message forces her to choose between authenticity and keeping up appearances.

Baba I’m Fine

How exactly did Dorothy Gale become a cinematic stand-in for the outcasts of the world? Featuring interviews with pop culture icons including John Waters, Lena Waithe, Amber Ruffin, and Margaret Cho to name a few, It's Dorothy! explores the origins and legacy of the character, from the ways she has been subverted and reimagined, to her impact on LGBTQ+ culture.

It’s Dorothy!

A young bisexual hustler sells his body to whomever is willing to pay — and in his new home of San Francisco, it’s usually men. But when he finally finds himself in a happy relationship, will the baggage of his profession cause him to lose everything? Quite possibly the first gay feature film shot in SF, The Meatrack is a newly-restored landmark of early queer cinema.

The Meatrack

When two codependent besties suddenly find their house uninhabitable, a possible answer to all their problems appears in the form of a narcissistic space alien named Brian who favors track suits and loves a dance interlude. One mere sensual touch from Brian makes all of your anxieties and past traumas melt away. But is Brian's ulterior motive world domination?

Touch Me

In a nocturnal flower shop, young florist Valeria's life takes an extraordinary turn when she encounters fantastical beings whose mere presence ignites her curiosity and desire for self-exploration. After an erotic encounter with a mysterious being, she is triggered to have a profound transformation, and grapples with fear and uncertainty.

The Age of Flowering Plants

In writer/director/star Annapurna Sriram’s bold debut, AP seeks a cosmic reset after a tarot reading by Big Freedia demands $1,000 and a lamb to lift her curse. With best friend Danni (Sadie Scott) in tow, AP dives headfirst into their own Fool’s Journey through Trashtown, USA’s neon dystopia, as Sriram blends gorgeous 16mm, DIY spirit, and rule-smashing anarchy.

Fucktoys

A trans sex worker considering motherhood, a cis man dangerously spiraling into inceldom, and all of their assorted friends, clients, DL partners, exes, and black market HRT dealers are just some of the characters you’ll meet in this first 4.5 hour installment of director/star Louise Weard’s fearlessly DIY epic film about trans life in our modern world.

Castration Movie: Pt. I

Nonlinear disentanglement invocation channeling the hybridity of animals + cyborgs + transhumans.

PRIMALDIAL MAGMA _ ZYGMUTROPHOOZE

A queer, colourful, experimental galaxy of new filmmaking. Join us for a voyage into alien aesthetics, cosmic glamour, genderfluid and pluralistic futures. Curated by Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian in partnership with the London Short Film Festival.

Alien Extravaganza

Filmmaker Sasha Wortzel returns to Frameline with a glorious and impassioned tribute to the Florida Everglades. Drawing inspiration from the work of writer and activist Marjory Stoneman Douglas, the film beautifully summons regional history to serve as a call to action to preserve the local ecosystem and fight the systemic threats of the climate crisis.

River of Grass

When Isio, an undocumented Nigerian fleeing homophobia, meets Farah, her roommate at a UK detention center, she finds an unexpected chance at happiness by allowing herself the luxury of dreams. Writer/director Joy Gharorro-Akpojotor’s timely, tender look at the migrant experience gives voice to oft-unnamed asylum seekers navigating an unjust system.

Dreamers

With dizzying cinematography and break-neck suspense, director Simon Bouisson plunges the audience into the paranoid world of surveillance stalking. Architecture student by day, camgirl by night, a young queer woman’s new life in Paris is rattled when she realizes she’s being stalked by a mysterious drone.

Drone

Bisexual content creator Emilý’s relationship with Katinka is everything she could ask for — especially since Katinka lives in Poland. When Katinka decides to move closer to take their relationship to a new level, free-spirited Emilý reevaluates what it means to be both sexually liberated and financially secure.

Skinny Love

A restful turned reckless retreat with a group of queer women reuniting for a weekend to celebrate a divorce, new loves, and old flings. With humor and grace, Lakeview navigates power dynamics in messy but loving relationships while questioning what happens when lessons learned don’t lead to patterns broken.

Lakeview

Known for being the first American woman to fly in space, astronaut and physicist Sally Ride kept her personal life private until her death — where it was revealed she had a long-term partnership with science writer and professor Tam O'Shaughnessy. This Sundance Award-winning documentary seamlessly blends archival footage and intimate interviews for a complete portrait of Earth’s first known lesbian space traveller.

Sally

Following the screening of Heightened Scrutiny, we’ll host our First Friday Party at Charmaine’s, the Proper Hotel’s rooftop bar. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food and drink as well as a night of great music, conversation, and classic San Francisco views.

Heightened Scrutiny – First Friday Party

The iconic Venus Xtravaganza was immortalized in Paris Is Burning. But this arresting documentary from director Kimberly Reed further explores her story: from her beginnings in the ballroom scene, to the efforts made by her birth and house families to preserve her legacy and demand justice for her murder.

I’m Your Venus

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of the definitive literary portraits of queer San Francisco, Michelle Tea’s Valencia, Frameline49 is hosting a screening of its radical, community-made 2013 film adaptation, followed by a walking tour of old haunts and dyke destinations of The Mission with Tea serving as your guide.

(Return to) Valencia

During her chaotic family’s Qingming visit, dead Grandma Nai sneaks away from her peaceful afterlife after overhearing that her queer grandson is about to get engaged to a woman.

Grandma Nai Who Played Favorites

Legendary Bboy Wicket, internationally renowned breakdancer, changed the game in the ‘90s. While the SF dancer seemed to have it all, the closeted gay man behind the persona, Gabriel Jaochico, struggled with the isolation of living a half-truth. This intimate documentary is the energizing story of the transformative power of art, and of living as your whole self.

WICKET

A casual one night stand between an aspiring young actor and a high profile political hopeful opens a Pandora's box of lusty power play, escalating dares, and public sex. For their scorching third feature, directing duo Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon boldly mix the themes of Fassbinder with the style of DePalma to resurrect the lost art of the erotic thriller for our contemporary queer era.

Night Stage

Three college friends embark on a cross-country road trip/rescue mission in search of missing fourth, confronting the choices that increase — or sacrifice — their joy along the way. Celebrating the complex interior lives and loves of Black queers across a spectrum, Dreams in Nightmares is expertly helmed by director Shatara Michelle Ford and a cast of majority queer and trans Black actors.

Dreams in Nightmares

In this beautifully impressionistic reverie of a 24-year-old James Baldwin in France, director Yashaddai Owens captures the wondrous, profound impact the Paris years had on the legendary writer’s life. Bring your blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets for this free screening on Sunday, June 22 at 8:30 pm at PROXY, an outdoor theater located in the heart of Hayes Valley.

Jimmy

Following the screening of Assembly, we’ll gather at Oasis for our now-iconic Pride Kickoff Party. Grab a complimentary drink and usher in Pride Weekend in San Francisco with drag performances by Reparations, an all-Black drag group curated by local star Nicki Jizz.

Assembly – Pride Kickoff Party

This collection of rare, newly-preserved original movie trailers provides a fascinating — and entertaining — look at how gay porn of yore was marketed and sold: filled with lurid taglines, false promises, personal messages from the stars, and surprisingly creativity. As one trailer notes, “It’s Rated X, so come with a grownup.” Preceded by GANGBANG.

Coming Attractions: An Orgy of Gay Erotic Movie Trailers

Three-time Paralympian and 14-time Guinness World Record setter Angela Madsen is a renowned ocean rower. By chronicling the year leading up to Madsen’s unsupported solo row from Los Angeles to Hawai’i, Row of Life captures both the everyday beauty of a lesbian love story and an athlete’s fearless tenacity in the face of harrowing adversity.

Row of Life

The Roaming Center for Magnetic Alternatives follows a mobile archiving center in a cargo trailer as it crosses the Midwest to digitize the VHS tapes of LGBTQ+ folks living in Middle America.

The Roaming Center for Magnetic Alternatives

Simon reflects on the shared tenderness and tumultuousness of a fall day living with his Abuela. Painful memories both real and heightened surface, as he tries to reconcile the woman who loved him deeply with the one who left so much unsaid.

Barbie Boy

Following surgery, Ioan and his father adapt to their new relationship as father and son, that is until the dog mistakes a nipple for a chew toy.

Teth

A small town arm-wrestling champion’s world is upended when his secret teenage love returns, resurfacing the passion he had long since buried. With the threat of an incoming flood on the horizon as their love slowly rekindles, he begins to question the future he had planned for himself in this keenly observed coming-of-age drama.

Sandbag Dam

Dr. XYZ is a community-made trans+ healthcare training film and ethnofiction. It is an exercise in queering the public information film genre, shot in 16mm. The film weaves ethnographic healthcare accounts from Birmingham’s trans+ community with moments of drag-satire re-enactment to depict a collective vision of the UK’s healthcare system.

Dr. XYZ: A Medical Drag Transthology

The Wash is a short docufiction set in a gay cruising spot in an open desert area in Southern California. Through an excavation of queer artifacts, local lore and gossip, the film documents an assemblage in flux. The Wash is a mirage of sorts.

The Wash

A movingly tender animation, based on Dean Atta’s eponymous poem, sees two boys — Edan, 19, and Dula, 18 — on a journey of self-acceptance and love – for each other and themselves.

Two Black Boys in Paradise

Filmed and set in Oakland, Budget Paradise follows Chester, a Black, nonbinary painter as they search for space and permission to exist within their hometown.

Budget Paradise

In this bawdy and heartwarming story of mothers and sons, the trials of juggling self-care and caring for a loved one are told through Edward (James McArdle), a gay novelist looking after his non-verbal mother (Fionnula Flanagan). A chaotic weekend starts to unfold when his three best friends impulsively dump their elderly mothers onto him for a Pride getaway.

Four Mothers

In a dystopian future, a mother struggles to finish making her daughter’s Quinceañera dress.

En memoria

A mother and son navigate their lust and loneliness in the queerest of ways.

Carrotica

Ella wants to move out. Taylor does not take this well. Talk Shit is a queer campy dark comedy thriller about the worst friendship breakup ever.

Talk Shit

Behind an unassuming &quot;We Buy Gay Stuff&quot; sign in San Francisco's Castro district — complete with a striking leather daddy illustration — lies an unexpected treasure trove of queer history.

AutoErotica: We Buy Gay Stuff

A Mother Apart follows acclaimed spoken word artist and queer activist Staceyann Chin as she embarks on a deeply personal journey to understand her estranged mother — the woman who abandoned her in Jamaica at the age of nine. With brutal honesty, Chin asks the painful question: “Why would a mother leave her child?”

A Mother Apart

A video essay about the personal and political context of a landmark lesbian feminist documentary film from 1977 called In the Best Interests of the Children — about lesbian mothers fighting to regain custody of their children in the 1970s.

Lesbian Custody

Meeting somewhere at the intersection of Before Sunrise and Weekend, this charming feature debut centers on two star-crossed but seemingly disparate men over the course of a single, chilly night in London. With palpable onscreen chemistry, Alexander Lincoln and Jack Brett Anderson ignite the screen as spoiled entrepreneur Oliver and struggling actor Lukas in this thoughtful meet (not so) cute.

A Night Like This

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