LGBTQ+ Strand
Margate Film Festival is committed to encouraging diversity on-screen and off, celebrating the uniqueness in all of us. Against The Tide brings together a collection of the most talked about queer films of 2019, alongside local LGBTQ+ filmmakers and artists. This year we team up with Margate Pride for a back-to-back Friday, ft British queer shorts, a special Q&A screening of Are You Proud? and camp film fun with The Amy Grimehouse hosting an afterparty. There’s also Kenyan-banned Cannes Rafiki, and the dad who gave birth in Seahorse.
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27-29th NovOnline--------------------------------------------------------------------------In the midst of geopolitical turmoil, the committed organisers of Tbilisi Pride bravely strive to be visible in their evolving country.★ Documentary ★ LGBTQ+ -
Thurs 24 Oct | 20:30The Palace Cinema, Broastairs--------------------------------------------------------------------------Banned in it’s own country, ‘Rafiki’ is an unforgettable highlight of African queer cinema, filled to the brim with rebellion, colour and love.★ F-Rated ★ LGBTQ+
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Fri 25 Oct | 19:30Tom Thumb Theatre--------------------------------------------------------------------------Are You Proud? explores the past achievements and future challenges of the Pride celebrations. Part of Margate Pride's festival take-over.★ LGBTQ+
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Sun 27 Oct | 16:30Tom Thumb Theatre--------------------------------------------------------------------------One trans man’s pioneering quest to fulfil an age-old desire: to start his own family. The is the story of the dad who gave birth.★ LGBTQ+
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Fri 25 Oct | 18:00Tom Thumb Theatre--------------------------------------------------------------------------A celebration of bold, unique identities and personalities from queer filmmakers across the world, exploring what it means to be truly oneself.★ LGBTQ+
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Fri 25 Oct | 21:00Tom Thumb Theatre--------------------------------------------------------------------------Following on from the screening of Are You Proud?, join trash-camp-film-loving The Amy Grimehouse for the after-party at Tom Thumb Theatre★ LGBTQ+