Reframing history for a Queerer future.
The first LGBTQ+ arts and media virtual museum of its kind – available free to the public


Reframing history for a Queerer future.
The first LGBTQ+ arts and media virtual museum of its kind – available free to the public
Curated by IVÁN REINA ORTIZ (they/them, Colombia)
Queer Workers of the World, Unite!
As Labor Day is celebrated internationally in May, this programme proposes to look at how contemporary cinema represents LGBTQ+ workers in the times of rainbow capitalism, and also to dream of new ways for togetherness in that often conservative scenario which is the workplace.
Taking Space
The OutMuseum’s new one-on-one conversation series featuring QTBIPOC film professionals discussing their journeys in the industry.
Pulling Focus
Let Them Speak: Stories from LGBTQIA+ Youth
With a curated shorts section all centered on youth stories and audio stories from students in states with laws limiting their freedom to be themselves, Let Them Speak hopes to provide an opportunity for the queer youth of this country to be centered in the conversations about their lives.
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Enjoy unique collections curated by Outfest’s programming team like titles from the Outfest UCLA Legacy Project including restorations of groundbreaking documentary work from Pat Rocco and Pam Walton, and a library of short films created by filmmakers in Outset: The Young Filmmakers Project.