“I’m feeling butterflies” — and not just because it’s spring. This short film block dives headfirst into the wild, wonderful, and messy realm of queer love: from awkward first dates to deep longing, from fleeting glances to heartbreak and healing. With humour, tenderness, and cinematic charm, these films remind us that love is never one-size-fits-all — and that queer love deserves its own spotlight, full of nuance, tension, joy, and surprise.
Swipe right on this programme. You might just fall in love.

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This program celebrates queer Black, Indigenous, and People of Color voices in all their complexity, beauty, and power.
Through bold, intimate, and deeply personal short films, we encounter stories of identity, heritage, love, and resistance shaped by lived experience beyond whiteness.
The films reflect a wide range of cultural backgrounds and artistic languages, creating a rich and layered cinematic dialogue.
They open space for stories that are too often overlooked, while affirming queer BIPoC lives as central, creative, and essential to contemporary queer cinema.
This program is an invitation to listen, witness, and be transformed by these perspectives.


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History is not fixed. It lingers in bodies, gestures, and silences. Queer History Shorts moves across different layers of time — from the direct illumination of queer histories that were hidden or erased, to more experimental approaches that slip out of linear narration. Some films reconstruct the past through documents and memories; others treat history as something inscribed in us, carried forward through feeling, movement, and resistance. Together, these works show queer history not as a closed chapter, but as a living process. Sometimes precise, sometimes fractured, sometimes poetic, they remind us that queer existence has always been here — even when it had to find other ways to be seen.

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