BERLINALE 2026: Through both his visual choices and character choices, the Austrian filmmaker puts forth the simple but profound proposition that we should look elsewhere than the corporeal to satisfy our need for a certain truth.
BFI FLARE 2026: We take a look at one of the most intriguing films of 2025, Slovenian filmmaker Urška Djukić’s story of Catholicism-meets-sexuality, made unexpected.
ANIMA 2026: In our newest curator discussion, we learn about the interconnectedness of Brussels’ queer community and the animation scene, which come together at this beloved Belgian festival.
BERLINALE 2026: Men of a small fishing town are revealed for who they are beyond stereotypes in this gentle, multifaceted portrait of masculinity and community.
BERLINALE 2026: The Berlin-based filmmaker shares the importance of using a personal story for his first feature, exploring the tension between the past and present—as well as the memories that come embedded within them.
SUNDANCE / ROTTERDAM 2026: We unpack how these two films use the fantastical to depict the active shattering of heteropatriarchal social systems by way of queered desire, envisioned more as a rupture than a reinvention of society.
INSIDE OUT 2026: In this conversation, we learn where she hopes to take Canada’s largest queer film festival, now celebrating its 36th year and continuing to create more opportunities for filmmakers, audience, and queer community in Toronto and beyond.
ROTTERDAM 2026: This graceful documentary self-investigation uncovers all that remains in the home of her late father, including her now 20-year-old desire for her childhood teacher.
SUNDANCE 2026: Gregg Araki is back with this fun but surprisingly tame BDSM dramedy set between the riotous art world and the fantasies of the boy-next-door turned upside down.
SUNDANCE 2026: The US director opens us up to more than just the life and work of Barbara Hammer, lesbian experimental filmmaker extraordinaire, by sharing how personal and cinematic queer lives are more than intertwined.
