Look forward to five days of queer-made cinema including lyrical lesbian documentary Lesvia; the first ever Scottish screening of pioneering vintage Japanese road trip film Bye Bye Love; and an abundance of shorts programmes covering all aspects of queer life.
As well as a packed programme of film, SQIFF 2024 includes an installation celebrating the legacy and community of Glasgow’s beloved, missed, independent queer workers co-operative, Bonjour; a craft fair with local queer artists; a meeting of SQIFF’s regular filmmakers group; and a host of workshops and panel discussions from artists, activists and industry professionals.
We’ll dance the night away to close SQIFF 2024 with a party at CCA in collaboration with Q’IWA, Mojxmma and Scandal with a full QTIBPOC line-up of artists and performances including a BSL-interpreted cabaret.
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