Shropshire LGBT Film Festival
The Salopian Rainbows in Shrewsbury were thrilled to be asked to host a weekend of events 12 – 14 Feb 2016, as part of the 2nd National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans History Festival, along with Manchester, York, Bristol, Newcastle and London; involving local schools; national figures; theatre; film; presentations and more.
http://shrewsburylgbthistory.org.uk/
Rose Collis brings her acclaimed one-woman musical cabaret show to Shrewsbury Library, as part of an Arts Council-funded tour for LGBT History Month 2016. At Shrewsbury Library, 24th February 2016 7.30pm
Absolutely nothing to do with Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival, but great to see another film with LGBTQ characters showing at a local cinema without our involvement. A mysterious fainting epidemic develops amongst the pupils of a strict English girls school. Using the phenomena as a catalyst to confront the authority figures around her, schoolgirl Lydia forces old secrets to rise to the surface and finds herself facing a truth she never expected.
Absolutely nothing to do with Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival, however The Shrewsbury Film Society are screening the Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros on 29th June. We screened it during our second festival back in 2007.
FLATPACK Film Festival presents….LOLGBT SHORTS. Surreal, reflective, and occasionally downright crude – a lucky dip of new shorts presented in association with Shout Festival.
Absolutely nothing to do with Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival, however “Flicks In the Sticks” are screening the Bafta winning film Pride to venues across Shropshire between January and May 2015.
Absolutely nothing to do with the Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival, but a film that was recommended to us and coincidentally is on at the Old Market Hall. Wednesday 8th & Thursday 9th April 20:00
Manchester is hosting the first ever National Festival of LGBT History focused on exploring, exposing, and discussing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans (LGBT) history. Committee members of the Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival will be there giving a talk on “Rainbow Shropshire”.
