Pining for the films from the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival? Fear not, because great gay and lesbian themed films are back in London thanks to BFI Southbank’s Out at the Pictures.

Why you should go
Craving some decent queer cinema before the Lesbian and Gay Film Festival hits London once again? Lucky for you, the BFI’s has gay films in the spotlight with their gay and lesbian film season, Out at the Pictures. Focusing on films by and about the gay community, you’ll want to check them out no matter what your sexual orientation.

Don’t miss
Out at the Pictures celebrates the life of Quentin Crisp with a screening of The Naked Civil Servant ahead of the release of An Englishman in New York. Also on show at the BFI Southbank is the Annie Leibovitz film Life Through a Lens and a warm hearted comedy from the South of France, called Cockles and Muscles. So head to the BFI for a journey through some of the best gay and lesbian flicks.

Out at the Pictures hightlight
The highlight of Out at the Pictures this month is the screening of A Home at the End of the World. Taken from the Michael Cunningham novel, the film follows the adventures of Bobby and Jonathan as they move from adolescence into young adulthood..

For more information on specific screenings and to book tickets fopr Out at the Pictures September and October listings, click on the link below.

Out at the Pictures Official Website

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