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A film about a gay Jewish man living in LA's Jewish community has won the annual Iris Prize.
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Lebanese Student Filmmaker Wins The Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Award
Finalists Announced For The ‘Oscars Of LGBT Short Film’, The 2018 Iris Prize
Read our reviews of all 35 LGBT Short Films that competed at this year's 'gay short film Oscars', the Iris Prize Festival
Iris Prize Best British Short films head to All 4
The 15 LGBT+ films shortlisted for the 2021 Iris Prize Best British Short Supported by Film4 will be broadcast on Channel 4 and streamed on All 4, beginning Monday 29 November. (more…)
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Discover amazing LGBT+ films at Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival, Cardiff. An annual celebration of the world's best LGBT film.
As Irish Prize LGBT+ Film Festival has had to go online for 2020, all of the films are free to watch, until 11:45pm tonight!
This year's Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival will be ONLINE & FREE from 6 - 11 October 2020 across the UK — Plus Catch-Up with films you missed from 12 - 31st October!
Virtual Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival available UK-wide for free 6-11th October
Virtual Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival available UK-wide for free 6-11th October
The 2020 Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival starts on Tuesday October 6th and runs until Sunday 11th, with screenings, talks, podcasts, and events reaching a wider audience than ever before. For the first time in the festival’s history, film lovers across the UK will be able to attend the festival virtually online for free on Eventive.
PAINT THE DRAGONS’ EYES (UK, 2020) – directed by James Lucas.…
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