Queer Screen News Today

For the first time, two Australian festivals have been chosen for the prestigious Goes to Cannes program.

New releases from all over the globe, classics that have been restored to their original glory, fascinating docos, tapas servings of shorts, live performances, panels and many, many mingling opportunities.

She's behind iconic characters like Carrie Bradshaw and Miranda Priestly, and now, designer Patricia Field is making her big-screen debut.

Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film Festival returns for its 31st edition this year with over 161 films and events spread across 77 unique programs.

The Chair of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) Board, Giovanni Campolo-Arcidiaco, has resigned. 

The Chair of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) Board, Giovanni Campolo-Arcidiaco, has resigned. 

Queer Screen and the City of Sydney will be commemorating Transgender Day of Remembrance with a free showing of Queer comedy-drama, Runs in the Family. Directed by Ian Gabriel (Ludik) and written by and also starring his son, Gabe Gabriel (No Hiding Here), Runs in the Family will be shown on November 20.

The Queer Screen Film Fest will celebrate its 10th year this August with one of the best programs it has ever offered. A high-quality curation of international and locally-made films — almost 40 in all — will be showcased in cinema and then selectively online.

Australian feature film 'The Lies We Tell Ourselves' is premiering at Cannes, where its filmmakers will seek a distribution deal.

Australian LGBTQIA+ film festival Queer Screen has been chosen to take part in the 76th Cannes Film Festival.