Film: Queer Shorts - All Inclusive

All Inclusive: Queer Shorts - An Evening of Powerful Queer Cinema

Explore six remarkable queer short films that delve into themes of love, desire, trauma, and identity. All Inclusive: Queer Shorts is a film night offering a platform for queer creators and inviting the audience to step into new worlds and perspectives.

This thoughtfully curated program includes a mix of fiction, documentaries, and animations, capturing the diversity and depth of the queer experience. Two filmmakers will join for a post-screening Q&A, sharing insights into their work and creative journeys. Experience an evening filled with stories that reflect the vibrant colors of the queer community.

Films:

Outside the Lines - Stan OversteegenThree young queer individuals share their experiences of living outside hetero and cisgender norms. As the film unfolds, painful memories give way to the joy of queer identity.

Liever Zonder - Tjanne van der Sanden & Amber IJpelaarWith sexuality everywhere, how does this affect someone who experiences no sexual attraction? Liever Zonder follows Tessa, a young woman identifying on the asexual spectrum, as she navigates self-acceptance within her sexuality.

Goed Genoeg?! - Britt BeckersOn a camper trip in Limburg, 24-year-old Sam struggles with boundaries in her relationship and work. When her girlfriend Noa unexpectedly proposes they live together, Sam agrees but finds herself increasingly overwhelmed and must reconnect with herself.

Riposte - Norbert ter Hall, Peter Oude Wesselink, Mirjam Groen, Stan EgbertsA short film about a traumatized fencer searching for a way to confront the teacher who abused him.

IMMATURE - Eddy WuThis documentary explores gender identity through the lens of body image, seen from the perspective of a gay transgender man.

Him/Hair - Eloi GenrichTwo years ago, Eloi shaved off his long curls. The bald truth forces him to confront something he’s always known: he’s not “she.” Armed with a camera, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, realizing he doesn’t have to take it alone.