The British Council, in collaboration with the British Film Institute Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival, is hosting special screenings of Five Films For Freedom at the British Council on March 28. This global short film programme showcases powerful LGBTQIA+ stories from around the world, spotlighting resilience, identity, and the strength of community.
This year’s selection features five impactful short films, each celebrating diverse LGBTQIA+ experiences from Indonesia, New Zealand, China, Switzerland, and the UK. The films explore themes of self-discovery, societal challenges, and the power of acceptance. The films are: DragFox – directed by Lisa Ott, If I Make it to the Morning – directed by Andre Shen, NGGAK!!! – directed by Oktania Hamdani and Winner Wijaya, We’ll Go Down in History – directed by unknown, and Wait, Wait, Now! – directed by Ramon Te Wake. The films will also be available online from March 19 to 30 March.
This year’s selection features five impactful short films, each celebrating diverse LGBTQIA+ experiences from Indonesia, New Zealand, China, Switzerland, and the UK. The films explore themes of self-discovery, societal challenges, and the power of acceptance. The films are: DragFox – directed by Lisa Ott, If I Make it to the Morning – directed by Andre Shen, NGGAK!!! – directed by Oktania Hamdani and Winner Wijaya, We’ll Go Down in History – directed by unknown, and Wait, Wait, Now! – directed by Ramon Te Wake. The films will also be available online from March 19 to 30 March.
You may also like
Tamil Nadu: BJP's Annamalai pays tribute Congress leader Kumari Anantham
After no to Centre's Vishwakarma Scheme, CM Stalin to launch KKT on April 18
Navigating the CHIPS Act: Workforce Development and Supply Chain Resilience in the US Semiconductor Industry
The picture of the son-in-law who ran away with his would-be mother-in-law came out, the bride got stunned seeing both of them together, said- I just want my…
King and Queen tour LIVE: Charles and Camilla head to Ravenna for final day of Italy trip