From the renowned director of Run Lola Run, Perfume, and The International comes a raw and engaging look at a love triangle. 3 is a film that marks Tom Tykwer’s return to German cinema and his home territory of Berlin and it is clear that it has done him a world of good. Please join us for the New England Premiere of this remarkable film.
This screening will be taking place in REMIS AUDITORIUM.
We are proud to present the world premiere of J.C. Calciano's new film eCupid. J.C.'s last feature film Is it Just Me? was a smash hit at last year's festival and we are honored to be hosting the world premiere of his new film at the Brattle.
We are also celebrating our Cambridge opening night with the city mayor, the Honorable David P. Maher, will be in attendance. Filmmaker and actors will be present as well.
And please join us at OM after the screening to celebrate the start of the festival! OM is at 92 Winthrop Street in Harvard Square.
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Local author Michael Bronski will give an hour-long talk on his new book A Queer History of The United States. Please join us for this pre-release event.
Michael Bronski is senior lecturer in the Women's and Gender Studies Program and in the Jewish Studies Program at Dartmouth College. He has written extensively on LGBT issues for four decades, in both mainstream and queer publications. His book Pulp Friction: Uncovering the Golden Age of Gay Male Pulps won a Lambda Literary Award in 2003.
This screening will be taking place in ALFOND AUDITORIUM.
This event is free and tickets are first come, first served.
Books will be available for purchase
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How far will you go for $1000? These contestants will stop at nothing to win the hottest Go Go boy contest in Philadelphia. From the producer, director, and writer of THE BIG GAY MUSICAL comes this crazy mockumentary about a GO GO boy contest to beat all contests! You'll laugh, you'll cry and you'll want to head to the bar for a cocktail!
We are very excited about our inaugural screening at Machine! Join us on Go Go Wednesdays for a little go go action on screen and then in real life!
TICKETS FOR THIS PROGRAM WILL BE $10 AT THE DOOR!
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We close out the 27th annual festival with a very special New England premiere screening of the BBC adaptation of Sarah Water’s acclaimed novel Night Watch, a tale of lost young Londoners whose lives are inextricably linked via their wartime experiences.
This screening will be taking place in REMIS AUDITORIUM.
Our closing night screening is co-presented by the History Project. They will be projecting scenes of LGBT Bostonians during WWII on screen prior to the films screening.
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Plese join us for a very special screening of The Green to celebrate contemporary cinema and the opening of the Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Join us on October 24th for a special Queer Halloween! We'll be screening the area premiere of Unhappy Birthday directed by Mark Harriott and Mike Matthews.
Inspired by British horror cult classics such as The Wicker Man and Hammer House of Horror!
British TV hunk David Paisley co-stars in this sexy, creepy tale of a young man and his secret gay lover who conspire to surprise their friend Sadie on her birthday. Arriving for their getaway on the remote isle of Amen — Rick, Jonny and Sadie meet the mysterious Corinne. This wild queer British thriller has been compared to such cult classics as The Wicker Man and Let’s Scare Jessica To Death
Filmed entirely on location in Northumberland in the North East of England and on the stunning tidal island of Lindisfarne, Unhappy Birthday is led by a young British cast, including David Paisley (Holby City, Casualty) Jill Riddiford (Our Friends in the North), Christina De Vallee and Jonathan Keane, with a cameo by trash horror legend David McGillivray.
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