GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival

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Various Locations, Thursday 31st July - Monday 4th August

The GAZE LGBTQIA Film Festival 2025 is back 31st July to 4th August at the Light House Cinema and the Irish Film Institute. Celebrating LGBQTIA storytelling, the programme features a selection of feature films and shorts celebrating the queer experience.

Initially formed in 1992 as an underground film club, the festival itself predates the legalisation of homosexuality in Ireland.


Date:
Thursday 31st July - Monday 4th August
Time:
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