Writing Festival Theatre: Living Histories Cymru Jane Hoy reflects on how she and her partner, Helen Sandler, turned two local women who had become hidden… Read More »Jane Hoy & Helen Sandler – Writing Festival Theatre
The GAZE LGBT Film Festival officially opened tonight at Light House Cinema with the Lord Mayor of Dublin Nial Ring in attendance as special guest of honour.… Read More »Irish Festival: GAZE LGBT Film Festival opens 26th Festival
As it’s LGBT History Month and the Winter Olympics are being held in South Korea it’s timely that The Ice King, based on the life of Olympic… Read More »The Ice King Cometh
A new short film by trans advocate and film director Jake Graf demonstrates movingly the everyday dilemmas trans people have to face that cisgender people… Read More »Headspace Reveals What It Is Really Like to Be Trans
[container] [column type=”one-half” fade_animation=”in” fade_animation_offset=”45px”] [/column] [column type=”one-half” fade_animation=”in” fade_animation_offset=”45px”] “I’m a feminist film-maker, DJ and poet. From the 1970s I started documenting what I… Read More »Rewind Fast Forward: Sandi Hughes’ History of the Liverpool Scene
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer history of South West proudly celebrated Oscar Wilde, Grindr, Chinese underground queer cinema, and the experiences of homosexual sailors… Read More »Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer history of South West proudly celebrated
Wood Green Arts Charity Wise Thoughts Receives Waltham Forest LGBT History Month commission. London Borough of Waltham Forest is proud to announce that Wise Thoughts… Read More »Wood Green Arts Charity Wise Thoughts Receives Waltham Forest LGBT History Month Commission
Spectacle is an award winning independent television production company based in London specialising in documentary, community-led investigative journalism and participatory media. Spectacle undertakes production, documentation… Read More »Two Film Screenings Available for History Month Events
This film was a snap shot of some of the people, activists, artists, performers and organisations I had the pleasure to meet during LGBT History Month 2016. There was no pre- production to this film or budget, and therefore it is a spontaneous, personal journey of discovery, within the month of February 2016.
American LGBT history has a wealth of cinematic output: from the classic Paris Is Burning (1991) to Milk (2008) and Dallas Buyer’s Club (2013). On our side of the Atlantic, what film representations are there of LGBT activist history?
