The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is marking Pride Month this June with a dedicated lineup of queer-centric programming. June.

The Rio and Park Theatre x BC Queers: The ultimate love story continues. 🌈 Here is your must-see schedule for May, June, July.

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for the next few weeks. Mar•Apr•May•July

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for the next few weeks. Feb.

"A meditation on exile and the fragile hope of beginning again." Curator Fay Nass brings a transformative lens to the VIFF Centre with Queering Cinema: Longing/Belonging. Ticket Giveaway! April 1-29

BC Queers love the Rio Theatre! Here’s the lineup for April.

The Sundar Prize Film Festival returns to Delta and Surrey celebrating queer-inclusive storytelling and social justice. April 23-26.

Join local legend Weebee to watch one of the most iconic comedies in history - BRIDESMAIDS! May 9.

VIFF Live presents an evening with queer Vancouver-based artist Cassidy Waring, featuring a performance and a new documentary film at the VIFF Centre. May 10.

Based on the novel by acclaimed author Bret Easton Ellis (“Less Than Zero”) the film centers around three students entangled in a curiously surreal romantic triangle. April 17.

The film follows six 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities fight for visibility, love, and freedom through a radical program that’s at risk of disappearing.  Apr 9.

Colin (Harry Melling) is a young gay man who lives with his parents and sings in a barbershop quartet. He meets Ray (Alexander Skarsgard), a leather-clad, hyper-masculine biker straight out of a Tom of Finland drawing. Mar 18•21

Set in the disorienting vastness of Buenos Aires, the film follows two lovers caught in a cycle of separation and return. April 1.

Join Local drag icon Weebee at the new Glitch to celebrate two of the most iconic episodes of reality TV ever made!.  Apr 8.

A Night of Obsidian is an evening to come together as a community to watch Shoot the People, a powerfully relevant film, and engage in conversation with freedom fighters… Feb 24.

In the balmy and joyful Montreal summer, Feng Xia takes the radical step of choosing herself — embarking on a journey of forbidden love and long-overdue self-discovery. Film. Feb

Good news for Vancouver queer film-lovers: Lesbian Space Princess is opening next Friday at participating theatres in the city via Cineplex.

For the queer and 2SLGBTQiA+ communities, PuSh remains a space where bodies, identities, and histories can show up without translation. Jan 22-Feb 8

Join us in person for the Hookers on Davie screening and fundraiser – come out, learn and stand in solidarity. Feb 10.

PuSh has been the city’s midwinter anchor for more than two decades—a place where live arts are celebrated, where risk is rewarded, and where audiences engage with bold, audacious performances. Jan 22-Feb 8