lgbt films

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) is looking for an Australian LGBTQI creative(s) to produce a unique and innovative work using digital items from the national collection.
The deadline is 2nd June 2022
Find out more and how to apply: https://www.lotl.com/culture/history/the-national-film-and-sound-archive-of-australia-to-commission-lgbtqi-creative/ 

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In this episode, we take a look at Moonlight (2016). Stay tuned as we get into the consequences of bad graphic design, Black trauma porn, waking up and choosing violence, Black masculinity, intimacy, and more! [Trigger warning for discussions of homophobia and suicidal ideation.]

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Never ones to shy away from difficult subjects, Australian Filmmaker Hamish Downie was ultimately inspired by the Marriage Equality debate in Taiwan and Australia to hold up a mirror to the situation faced by LGBT couples inJapan, especially those facing a serious illness and being ripped apart from their partners because of family and tradition, as well as societal issues such as poverty (rarely spoken about in LGBT films) and agism. 

Watch/ Listen to our interview with Producer / Writer Hamish Downie 
https://www.lotl.com/film/talks/japanese-film-breaks-silence-about-societal-issues/

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Kim and McKenna discuss their favorite LGBTQ+ series for the third installment of The Pride Series.

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