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The German film “Wetlands” revolves around Helen, who is 18, sexy, tomboyish, and very aware of her hemorrhoid-ridden body.
A feel-good film, “Pride” chronicles the efforts of an LBGT group to raise money to support striking Welsh miners in 1984.
Writer and director Hong Khaou’s feature film “Lilting” is simple, tender, and touching. Reviewing it is an exercise in restraint
Out director/co-writer Ira Sachs’ thoughtful, wistful film, “Love is Strange,” concerns a couple — George (Alfred Molina) and Ben (John Lithgow) — who have been together 39 years.
The Denver Film Society celebrated queer cinema with the 6th Annual Cinema Q Film Festival at the Sie FilmCenter July 24 – 27. This year’s festival presented films that covered every aspect of the LGBTQ community. It introduced new visionaries, paid tribute to iconic staples, told stories from around the world, and connected viewers with a common message of identity and understanding.
Photos by Charles Broshous
The 36th Annual Starz Denver Film Festival brings world culture to the screens and audiences…
Denver’s Cinema Q Film Festival’s full schedule includes “Divine,” and “G.B.F.”
