NewFest returns to NYC on Thursday with over 140 queer titles for its 36th film festival
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October 07 2024 5:39 PM
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Don’t miss out on the film festival celebrating queer artistry and get your passes today!
The festival may be over, but we're still living for these images from the event.
The most talked about LGBTQ+ films of the year are showing at NewFest 2023.
This year’s festival is taking place in-person and virtually nationwide. Here’s why you don’t want to miss it!
New York's long-running LGBT film festival, NewFest, is merging with Outfest, organizers announced today.
We couldn’t be more excited about these films screening at the 35th NewFest!
NewFest 2012 is upon us, and there are a couple of new partnerships you need to know about before trotting over to New York’s premier LGBT Film Festival. The biggest change is the venue change. Due to a new partnership with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the festival is heading to the esteemed venue.
NewFest 2022 will also premiere Dustin Lance Black’s Mama’s Boy.
Catch the virtual festival this weekend!
SheWired is excited to offer 10 lucky New York fans a chance to win two passed to the 2011 NewFest screening of Beverly Kopf and Bobbie Birleffi's compelling documentary WISH ME AWAY. Plus, out country music artist Chely Wright will make a special appearance in person at the New York LGBT Film Fest screening!
The Pretty Little Liars star plays Juliet in a fascinating, super-queer short of Romeo and Juliet, which screens at Newfest this weekend.
Who says horror movies can't be sexy?
The live table read wants to "reimagine typically white, straight, cis and male films into ones with diverse casts of various queer people."
Erica Rose's new short film takes a look at casual relationships, and the differences between romantic and physical connections.
Watch the trailer for the gay festival hit, finally making its way to a digital release next month.
"Eunice, falls in love with a free-spirited young woman and ponders whether it’s time to leave home."
This funny and sweet award-wining independent film that debuted at Sundance will have week-long run at Brooklyn reRun gastropub & theater.
The creator of the upcoming gay romance called the chemistry between the two stars "electric."
Nyala Moon’s How Not to Date While Trans not only breaks the fourth wall, but it also breaks down the humor and the hardships of dating as a Black trans woman.