Introverted 16-year-old Lucia joins her Catholic school's all-girls choir, where she befriends Ana-Maria, a popular and flirty third-year student. But when the choir travels to a countryside convent for a weekend of intensive rehearsals, Lucia’s interest in a dark-eyed restoration worker tests her friendship with Ana-Maria and the other girls. As she navigates unfamiliar surroundings and her budding sexuality, Lucia begins to question her beliefs and values, disrupting the harmony within the choir.

Three doppelgangers meet in outer space to imagine queer diasporic and ecofeminist futures. Doppelgängers³ invites us to reimagine the possibilities of a future beyond Earth. Through a blend of role-playing, expert interviews, and bold visuals, this hybrid film follows Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun-Stépanian and her doppelgängers as they embark on a journey to build a new civilisation on the moon.

For queer couples who choose not to marry, or are forbidden to do so, dying often places their partners at the mercy of relatives. This is the case for Angie and Pat, a lesbian couple who have lived together for over four decades, sharing Pat’s Hong Kong flat. When Pat dies unexpectedly, Angie discovers that she has no legal right to the home she lives in. As the bond that Angie once shared with Pat’s family begins to disintegrate, Angie must turn to her chosen family for support.

Followed by a discussion (25') with Rainbow Families. Supported by RESET

After a car wreck on Mulholland Drive renders a woman amnesiac, she and a Hollywood-hopeful search for clues and answers across Los Angeles in a twisting venture beyond dreams and reality.

A gay novelist preparing for a U.S. book tour must care for his aging, speech-impaired mother. Just as his literary success is within reach, his three friends jet off to Pride abroad—leaving their own mothers in his care. Over the course of one chaotic weekend in Dublin, he navigates the demands of four fiercely opinionated women, juggling career aspirations, family obligations, and emotional upheaval.

Micheline, 81 years old, dreams of orgasms and tells anyone who will listen that she is burning with desire. Francis, 70 years old, a seasoned activist relentlessly challenges taboos surrounding old age. Yves, 68 years old, feeling like a shell on a stormy sea desperately seeks love. In a world that underestimates the power of the elderly they are part of a group of activists who defy, prejudices, dare to reinvent sexuality, love, and rethink old age.

Cass juggles jobs as a nanny, restaurant server, and party drug dealer in order to make ends meet and pay for their tiny San Francisco apartment. After a one night stand with Kalli, a co-worker they have a crush on, Cass agrees to watch her 11-year-old daughter, Ari, while she goes out of town. But as days pass without word from Kalli, Cass and Ari form a bond that spirals Cass back to their own difficult childhood and the pain they’ve been running from.

Digenis - a queer performer with a small following - can’t connect: estranged from his family, he has almost no friends and seems destined to unrequited love. Clinically depressed, he is diagnosed with autism, a revelation that kick-starts a journey of self-discovery, as she comes out as transgender, transitioning to becoming Sylvia Robyn.

We witness the streets of Berlin and Nicosia while listening to the stories of six queers who migrated from Cyprus to Berlin.

“I’m into men, I’m 30 years old, and I work as an elementary school teacher,” says Frank, who sometimes dresses up as Peggy. In drag, he meets Bernd – and takes him directly from the cinema to his home. From that moment on, they become a couple. Frank enjoys being with Bernd, but he also wants to maintain his freedom, including meeting other men and having anonymous encounters in parks and public toilets. Bernd’s dreams of a monogamous relationship and a calm life on a farm are not what Frank is looking for. At the annual drag ball, it all comes to a head…

Asog is a screwball tragicomedy starring a cast of real-life Super Typhoon survivors. Jaya, a non-binary teacher whose career as a comedian hosting a late-night television show ended after a climate disaster devastated the Philippines, decides to travel across the country in hopes of winning a beauty pageant and the prize money that comes with it. But before they can leave, a chance encounter with Arnel, a student searching for family, complicates their solitary plans. As they travel seemingly countless miles together on foot, bike, and boat, the unlikely duo are forever changed by each other and those they meet along the way.

Twelve-year-old Anna switches from middle school to high school. Things are quite different here: the children in the new school come from a completely other social class. Anna feels ashamed of her background and her deaf mother. During the ski week, Anna must pretend to be sick. The money set aside for the ski course is spent on buying a sofa bed, which should enable her mother to have a sexual relationship, but also provide the daughter with a bit more privacy. Mara, a friend in class, becomes an ally when it turns out that she also is hiding a secret.

A Victorian surgeon rescues a heavily-disfigured and mistreated young man working as a sideshow freak, who gradually reveals his capacity for kindness, intelligence and sophistication.