Queer Screen Film Fest

… calm and humane …

… genuine, without pretense or false poses.

“We’ve definitely made a lot of progress, but there is always a way to go,” says Riley Nottingham [pictured left, with Strange Creatures co-star Johnny Carr] when asked how mainstream

... perfectly paced, which keeps you hooked – the narrative keeps moving and the road trip is a genuine journey.

“It’s still incredibly surreal for me. To debut as a writer/director with a series on Netflix, that’s just not something I ever imagined would happen,” says Videoland writer, director and

One of the leads in improvised indie American Parent is part of a collective that is intent on making films in their home state of Kansas. “Emily Railsback [left], the

In The Judgment, from writer/director Marwan Mokbel, US based couple Mo (Junes Zahdi) and Hisham (Freddy Shahin) return to Egypt to reconnect with family, though both are understandably in the

… calm, bittersweet, and very moving.

Fresh off its Best Series (Comedy) win at Series Mania, the local filmmaker behind the nostalgia-tinged web series Videoland, is most excited about it screening at Queer Screen Film Fest.

… it is hard not to cheer on Backstop’s sincere, joyous and often moving portrayal of youthful athleticism.