Newsletter

Disclosure kicks off the trans cinema series at UCLA Film & TV Archive, marking a month of free screenings, special guests, and trans short films from across cinema history. Plus: Female Perversions restoration premiere with director Susan Streitfeld in person!

Slamdance begins, Michelle Parkerson celebrated at Hammer Museum, two by Alfred Hitchcock, two by John Waters, Tongues Untied, and Gay Girls Riding Club restorations!

Valentine's Day picks, including I Am Love, Jennifer's Body, and The Young Girls of Rochefort. Plus mark your calendars next week for some great programs at the UCLA Film & TV Archive.

Slamdance blasts into Los Angeles, February 20-26, with an absolutely packed seven days of new movies.

Queer Film Los Angeles gets a new look! Check out our updated website with our new logo and colors, ushering in a new era for QFLA and our parent nonprofit, the Queer Film Institute.

Queer films in LA for the last week of January, 20205.

As the lights come back on LA's cinemas and we gather together once more in community, if you are able, please consider making a donation to the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, the Motion Pictures and Television Fund, or the California Fire Foundation to aid those most affected by the devastating wildfires.

Vidiots and The Egyptian have canceled all screenings for this weekend, January 11 & 12. Los Feliz 3 has canceled all guest appearances this weekend but is showing films as scheduled. The UCLA Film and TV Archive is rescheduling all film events for Jan 17-19.

The new year is here, and LA's cinemas (and many of its Queers) are deep in awards season. Luckily, there's still a couple cool Queer film events this month, including local doc Chinatown Punk Wars, Australian horror Wake in Fright, and more.