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Frameline Announces Program for World's Largest LGBTQ+ Film Festival

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A League of Their Own. The screening will be followed by an opening night gala at Terra Gallery in San Francisco.It will also include 17 world premieres, eight North American premieres, five U.S.

premieres, 28 West Coast premieres, and 44 San Francisco Bay Area premieres, and spans narrative features, documentaries, episodics, and shorts programs, according to a press release.This year’s theme is “The Coast is Queer” and will take place at theatres and other venues across the San Francisco Bay area.

Those venues include the Castro Theatre, Roxie Theater, SFMOMA, AMC Kabuki, and Proxy in San Francisco, and the New Parkway Theater in Oakland.“We are beyond excited to welcome cinephiles back to in-person screenings at San Francisco’s historic Castro Theatre — which celebrates its 100th birthday during the festival — as well as other venues around the Bay Area,” Frameline executive director James Woolley said in the release. “It is our hope that this year’s festival will remind us of the importance of community and connection, as well as continue to inspire change through film.”Tickets to the festival are on sale now and are available at frameline.org.

The festival will also have a national streaming encore thatwill be for those outside of the San Francisco Bay Area.“This year’s festival builds on Frameline’s long-standing commitment to celebrate and amplify queer voices,” Frameline director of programming Allegra Madsen said. “Exploring themes ranging from queer family histories to confronting the future with a world in a state of flux, the diverse lineup of films shed light on what it means to be queer around the globe.”For more details and to see the complete program, visit Frameline’s website..

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