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Director Peter McDowells search for his missing brother led to the creation of Jimmy in Saigon, a documentary that also captures gay life in war-era Vietnam.

From “Jimmy in Saigon” to “Black as U R,” here are some highlights from the festival’s 2022 film lineup, set to run in person June 16-26 in S.F. and Oakland.

With over 40 shows in Australia and New Zealand.

This year’s festival had 25,000 attendances across BFI Southbank and on BFI Player with over 40% of online screenings viewed from outside of London.

Our springtime celebration of queer cinema runs 16 to 27 March at BFI Southbank and with a selection of titles available digitally UK-wide on BFI Player.

With the end of the first half of Ballyholme’s Icebreaker Sunday series in Belfast Lough finishing on 19th December it would be nearly impossible to f...

Select Board to take up discussion on five properties June 1

The restricted numbers of people able to attend the funeral of an 89-year-old Portrush woman in the town yesterday were not the only ones mourning her passing. More than 6,000 miles away in Thailand, a service was also held for Joan Gregg, whose son Willie has been supporting children in Phuket ever since the tsunami devastated the area in 2004, killing tens of thousands of people. Staff and children at the Duang Prateep Foundation gathered to remember Mrs Gregg, who they affectionately called ...

Liverpools injury crisis made clear from hugely overlooked factor in Champions League win Wake up with Liverpool.com: Some are still tying to argue Liverpools injury crisis isnt severe, but their substitutes bench in the Red Bull Leipzig win painted a clear picture Jurgen Klopp was working with a weakened bench in the Champions League against Leipzig. (Image: (Photo by Laszlo Szirtesi/Getty Images)) Sign up to receive the best LFC opinion direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, p...