Stay tuned for programming announcements as we lead up to the festival on October 25-27 at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center.
- Mid-July: First Program Announcements
- Mid-August: Additional Program Announcements
- Early September: Films, Workshops, and tickets are available to reserve with your pass!
- October 25-27: Pick up your physical pass and enjoy the in-person Festival
- October 27-November 3: Select films available to view during the online Festival
A Long Way From Heaven tells the story of Brigham Young University’s queer underground, demanding their place in the sunlight.
Angie and Pat are a well-off lesbian couple in their mid-60s, until Pat unexpectedly dies, and Angie embarks on a later-life emancipation journey.
When forced to move to Buenos Aires and her liberal public school behind, Camila’s fierce but immature temperament is put to the test and a feminist revolution is born.
Known for stirring harmonies and socially conscious lyrics, iconic folk rock duo Indigo Girls are the subject of this intimate and insightful documentary, which tracks their decades-long career.
Helen lives with her ex-husband, his 20-year-old girlfriend, their new baby – and his dying mother Gwen but things are about to change…
12-year-old Sav Rodgers watched the film Chasing Amy, and his life was forever changed.
Desire Lines is a hybrid feature documentary that blends personal interviews, archival materials, and narrative fiction as a framework for exploring the complicated and often unwritten history of transmasculine sexuality.
Darkness falls across the land and the midnight hour is close at hand, which means it’s time for thrills and chills from this twisted collection of tales.
What if you really did put all the gays on an island? In this kaleidoscopic portrait of queer paradise, Fire Island Pines, past and present blur as the iconic beach town bands together to celebrate its legacy and redefine itself for a more inclusive era.
Dive into a cinematic exploration of intersectionality with this collection of shorts highlighting BIPOC stories.
Summer Qamp is a documentary following a group of LGBTQ+ youth at an idyllic lakeside camp in Alberta.
The ABCs of Book Banning reveals the voices of the impacted parties of books banned from school districts, inspiring hope for the future through the profound insights of inquisitive youthful minds.
While spending a steamy day together at a nude beach in Athens, best friends Demos and Nikitas start brainstorming ideas for a screenplay based on the colorful events of a previous summer.
Songwriter / artist Allee Willis, best known for writing the “Friends” theme song, the Earth Wind & Fire mega-hit “September” and “The Color Purple” musical, began filming her life as a kid in 1950s Detroit and never stopped.
Utah proud and Utah loud. These short films by local filmmakers highlight the rapidly increasing queer community in our state.
