Classic, Camp & Cult: Queer Film at the V&A
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Queer Cinema is also for Straight People
The V&A's LGBTQ is organising a weekend long programme of gay cinema, during which films will be screened that are related to items in the Museum's collection. One film will be shown on Friday evening, and two further movies will each be available for viewing on Saturday and on Sunday. These are from various countries; Canada, the Philippines, Hungary, Germany and Spain. The V&A has also obtained a few short films, made between 1920 and 1960, from British Pathe, and three of these will be shown before each main film. To complete the weekend there will also be introductory talks from V&A staff, and Q&A sessions with special guests.
If you think you would like to learn more about queer cinema, and to speak to the experts, now is your chance. More information, as well as an online booking system, are available on the Museum's website.
Queer Film at the V&A: Outrageous! (Image Courtesy of the V&A Website)
If you think you would like to learn more about queer cinema, and to speak to the experts, now is your chance. More information, as well as an online booking system, are available on the Museum's website.
Prater (Image Courtesy of the V&A Website)
Why? To learn more about queer cinema
When: Between 1 and 3 February
Where: The Sackler Centre at the V&A
Cost: Prices are on the website
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