Jared Vincenti

Another Kind of Boy - Film and Storytelling | Seed&Spark Another Kind of Boy follows the story of Aleia Hayes, a 22 year old trans man, fitness trainer, and oncology research assistant from New England. He assists women recovering from double mastectomies a...

I'm so happy to support my friend Ari Sells' new documentary short film: seedandspark.com/fund/another...

Queer Film LA - Weeks of Dec 22 & 29 Trailblazing German director Rosa von Praunheim (1942-2025) died this week, leaving a massive body of work and an impressive legacy as a director and activist.

Weeks of Dec 22 & 29 : Remembering Rosa von Praunheim, Udo Kier and Chantal Ackerman @amcinematheque.bsky.social, Femme Filth Festival, Dance Camera West, Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo @vidiots.bsky.social, and MORE!

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Bye Bye Love - Thu, Dec 4, 7:00 pm Tickets available now at Cine Apartamento

JUST ADDED: Bye Bye Love -- Thu, Dec 4, 7:00 pm
Now Instant Image Hall

This Japanese lovers-on-the-run film, shot on 16mm and following a young man and his gender-fluid lover, was long thought lost until a print was found in a film lab in 2018.

Queer Film LA - Week of Nov 17 & 24 Next weekend hosts two must-see Queer films -- pioneering 1983 Black Queer science fiction Born in Flames screens at the Hammer Museum on Sunday with director Lizzie Borden and star Adele Bertei. And ...

THIS WEEK - Don't miss Lizzie Borden at the Hammer for a special screening of Born in Flames, or Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt with directors in attendance at @academymuseum.bsky.social -- plus Hedda, Knives Out, Come See Me in the Good Light & more...
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Queer Film Los Angeles | Chantal Akerman: An American Cinematheque Retrospective Presented by American Cinematheque | The American Cinematheque is thrilled to present a thorough retrospective of renowned Belgian filmmaker, Chantal Akerman. Known for her distinct minimalist style, ...

Don't miss the Chantal Ackerman retrospective from @amcinematheque.bsky.social -- especially Je Tu Il El screening Tues Nov 4.
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Queer Film LA - Week of Nov 3 Outfest returns to programming with the new OutfestNEXT series this week, bringing four days of great Queer films to LA's LGBT Center and LOOK cinemas in Glendale from November 6-9.

Outfest returns to programming with the new OutfestNEXT series this week, bringing four days of great Queer films to LA's LGBT Center and LOOK cinemas in Glendale from November 6-9.
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WINTER KEPT US WARM - American Cinematheque

Just added: New Restoration of 1965 Canadian film "Winter Kept Us Warm," one of the first Queer films to play Cannes and the international film festival circuit.
Jun 29, 4pm @amcinematheque.bsky.social

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Queer Film LA - Week of May 26 Queer films at LA Latino International Film Festival, the new Black Cat Cinema Series at LOOK, Taking Pride Series at American Cinematheque and more!

This week: Great Queer film at @laliff.bsky.social; new Taking Pride series at @amcinematheque.bsky.social from @cadenmgardner.bsky.social and @aduralde.bsky.social; Black Cat Cinema Series kicks off with I Am Divine with Jeffrey Schwarz Q&A, and many more queer films!

Queer Film LA - Week of May 19 FREE: The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love May 25, 2:00 PM @ Mazer Lesbian Archives Touching and poignant, the acclaimed coming-of-age comedy The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Gir...

Week of May 19: Free screening of Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls In Love; Mantra @whammyanalog.bsky.social
Just added: Opponent @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social
Next Week: Queer picks at @laliff.bsky.social
This Summer: Queer exhibitions at @gettymuseum.bsky.social
And more!

Queer Film LA - Week of Apr 28 Lavender Men at LOOK, LA Asian Pacific Film Festival, Parting Glances at UCLA and more!

Lavender Men at LOOK, LA Asian Pacific Film Festival, Parting Glances @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social, M Butterfly, and more!

Queer Film LA - Week of Apr 21 The TCM Classic Film Festival takes over the TCL Theater in Hollywood with a weekend of classic Hollywood films. There's an abundance of Queer picks, including gay playwrights Tennessee Williams' Sudd...

This week: TCM Classic Film festival with some great Queer Golden Age picks, Bound with Lilly Wachowski @vidiots.bsky.social, Sebastian Silva and Anthony Perkins @amcinematheque.bsky.social, Visconti at @newbeverly.bsky.social, and more!

Ongoing series just added! 🇨🇱🎥☀️We’re thrilled to welcome acclaimed Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Silva in-person for a retrospective!

Starting 4/25 at LF3:

ROTTING IN THE SUN (2023) + Q&A – 7 pm

LA NANA (2009) + intro – 10 pm

More events TBA!
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Queer Film LA - Week of Apr 7 This week brings two chances to see the new restoration of High Art, the iconic 1998 indie lesbian romantic drama that has been hard-to-see for too many years. Director Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids Are A...

This week: two chances to see High Art with Lisa Cholodenko, at @vidiots.bsky.social and The Egyptian, It's Pat with Julia Sweeney, and Call Me By Your Name. Plus, the TCM Classic Film Festival returns April 24-27 with plenty of Queer gems from Old Hollywood!

Queer Film LA - Week of Mar 31 Gay rom-com A Nice Indian Boy, starring Jonathan Groff and Karan Soni, finally releases in theaters Friday--but be sure to catch the sneak preview with director Roshan Sethi on Monday night!

This week: A Nice Indian Boy opens, Pet Shop Days and Play It As It Lays @amcinematheque.bsky.social, The Fits @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social, Capote @academymuseum.bsky.social, My Beautiful Laundrette at The Egyptian, Safe @vidiots.bsky.social AND EVEN MORE!

Oh shit! They're turning this queer manga into an anime?? How duff I not know! This is exciting!

Pet Shop Days | Apr 01 @ 7:00 pm at Los Feliz 3 I Queer Film Los Angeles Martin Scorsese executive produces this queer romance turned crime thriller, about a wealthy Mexican expat dragged into New York underworld by a new flame.In an act of desperation, impulsive black she...

Just added: Pet Shop Days with director Olmo Schnabel
April 1, 7pm @amcinematheque.bsky.social

Martin Scorsese executive produces this Queer Palm contender, a romance turned crime thriller, about a wealthy Mexican expat dragged into New York underworld by a new flame.

Queer Film LA - Week of Mar 24 Iconic lesbian erotic thriller Bound has two upcoming can't-miss screenings: with star Jennifer Tilly at the Egyptian on Mar 30, and with co-director Lilly Wachowski at Vidiots on April 26.

Week of March 24: Bound with Jennifer Tilly, 45 Years of EZTV from @schlockvalue.bsky.social, Yentl at @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social, and more!

A list of actors who have played queer roles, with text challenging the myth that it's a career-ender

Various producers tried for YEARS to make a film of The Front Runner, a popular novel from the 70s about a gay athlete, but they couldn't find a star willing to play a gay character. Eventually, in frustration, they ran this ad in Variety.
It's still never been adapted.

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Queer Film LA - Week of Mar 3 March comes in like a lion with a storm of Queer film screenings, now that Awards season is wrapping up and LA's cinemas return to repertory and festival screenings. We've added a lot of events in the...

Coming up the week of March 3: A Century of Romance series at The Egyptian, Disclosure series continues @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social, Dog Day Afternoon @newbeverly.bsky.social, Beginners and Midnight Cowboy @amcinematheque.bsky.social, festival screenings and MORE!

Just caught an interesting choice in the movie Cruising -- a minor character who bookends the film in a dual role. Sometimes he's in uniform, snarling about how gross gays are ... and then other times, we see him cruising for sex in bars & the park. Nobody's what they seem in this movie.

Queer Film LA - Week of Feb 17 Slamdance begins, Michelle Parkerson celebrated at Hammer Museum, two by Alfred Hitchcock, two by John Waters, Tongues Untied, and Gay Girls Riding Club restorations!

Coming Up this week in Queer Film in LA: Slamdance begins, Michelle Parkerson celebrated at Hammer Museum, two by Alfred Hitchcock, two by John Waters, Tongues Untied, and Gay Girls Riding Club restorations!

Of all the movies nominated and awarded here, I’ll just say that Crossing and Queendom are two of the best movies I’ve seen recently and more people need to see them!

Queer Film LA - Week of Feb 10 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.

COMING UP: Week of February 10th. We got some Queer Valentine picks for you and your sweetie; plus, mark your calendars for Michelle Parkerson and the return of the Legacy Project Screening series at @uclaftvarchive.bsky.social next week.

Don’t miss this chance to see a Queer film legend in person and FOR FREE.

Queer Film LA - Week of Feb 3 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.

Week of February 3: Gregg Araki & James Duval, David Lynch, John Waters, Jess Franco, and more. Plus: Tilda Swinton month at Brainded, Slamdance comes to town, and more!

The Doom Generation | Feb 06 @ 7:30 pm at Egyptian Theatre I Queer Film Los Angeles Q&A with filmmaker Gregg Araki & actor James Duval on Thursday, February 6 following the 7:30 PM show, moderated by K.J. Relth Miller, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' Director of Film Programs Greg...

The Doom Generation. Q&A with Gregg Araki and James Duval, moderated by @kjrelthmiller.bsky.social

Part of Araki's Teen Apocalypse trilogy--3 films with angsty sexually fluid teens, winking French New Wave references, end times hallucinations, killer soundtracks, and dreamy lead man James Duval.

Guest writer Ignacio Darnaude explores how the Smithsonian erases the queer and AIDS-related meaning behind Felix González-Torres’s iconic work. 🍬
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