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LGBT documentary film festival runs in Portland this month

QDoc, the only film festival in the United States dedicated to queer documentaries, celebrates its sixth year May 17 - 20. All screenings will be...

Proctors Theatre, in downtown Schenectady, is probably best-known for its Broadway musical series, which showcases, on its mainstage, large and...

Two new indie movies open this weekend at Chalmette Movies – an acclaimed British relationship drama and an adaptation of a spiritual memoir...

Starring Angela Bettis (famous for the horror films May and the remake of Stephen King’s classic Carrie) stars in Masters of Horror: Sick...

OUTakes, a collection of the year’s most acclaimed LGBT films from around the world, is a new feature added to the New Orleans Film Festival...

Did you know that Boston’s beloved Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) is also known as one of the best venues in Boston for screening both...

From Q Cinema's film description: "Louise, friend to a gaggle of gay men, just wants to make sure that her current beau, Paul , is actually...

The 1999 fun-flick “But I’m a Cheerleader” brought tears of laughter to the eyes of its audience as we watched the main character...

Yes! There is!Founded in 1991, the Reel Affirmations Film Festival is the third largest LGBT film festival in the United States. Reel Affirmations...