We are excited to be this year hosting another exhibition of virtual reality films alongside several interactive projects at Glasgow Women’s Library during SQIFF 2019! Confirmed films include Through Darcelle’s

Illustrator and zine maker Saffa Khan describes her artistic practice and how she approached creating artwork for SQIFF. Tell us a bit about your illustration practice and your work to

Filmmaker and curator Rabz Lansiquot talks getting an entry into filmmaking, working across different mediums, and their approach as a Black queer AFAB person. How did you get into filmmaking?

We interviewed filmmaker Sean Lìonadh, whose short Tonight appears in SQIFF programme What Brings You On Here?, about being a gay man and online dating culture.
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Glasgow sex shop and SQIFF 2019 partner, Luke+Jack, discuss their ethos, accessibility, and Queering the Mainstream. Tell us about Luke+Jack and what you offer. Well, that’s complicated. One way of

SQIFF programmer Samar Ziadat discusses her work and her Festival strand on religion and queerness, You Gotta Have Faith. Tell us a bit about your role at SQIFF and how

We spoke to Beatrice Wong, director of My Room 37, about translating mental heath struggles into filmmaking. How did you get into filmmaking? I used to have a degree 17

The full programme has been announced for the fifth annual Scottish Queer International Film Festival!  From 2 to 6 October, venues across Glasgow will host a packed programme of the

We are recruiting volunteers for this year’s Festival! SQIFF 2019 will take place 2 to 6 October in Glasgow. A training session which all volunteers must attend will be held

We’ve announced the first events for SQIFF 2019 – tickets are now on sale! We launch the Festival with our Opening Night Shorts focused on LGBTQIA+ community and activism. Adam