Wicked Queer: Boston's LGBTQ+ Film Festival
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Wicked Queer: Boston's LGBTQ+ Film Festival is a cornerstone of New England's queer cultural landscape, holding the distinction of being the fourth oldest LGBTQ+ film festival in North America. Established in 1984, the festival has a rich history of showcasing diverse and compelling queer cinema, fostering community, and celebrating LGBTQ+ storytelling. It has been hosted by prestigious venues such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and expanded to include screenings at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, and the Institute of Contemporary Art. Attendees can expect a curated selection of feature films, documentaries, and shorts from around the globe, often featuring Q&A sessions with filmmakers and special events. The festival's vibe is intellectually stimulating and community-focused, offering a platform for voices and stories that might otherwise go unheard.
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Check Venue Locations
Wicked Queer utilizes multiple venues across Boston and Cambridge. Plan your travel between screenings, as some venues are not within walking distance of each other.
Purchase Festival Passes
For avid filmgoers, consider purchasing a festival pass, which can offer significant savings compared to individual ticket purchases.
Engage with Filmmakers
Many screenings include Q&A sessions with directors and cast. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain deeper insights into the films and the filmmaking process.
Videos
Queerguru reviews CLAMBAKE a doc on the history of Provincetown Womens Week .(Filmed in April 2016)
