Miguel Ferrari's wonderful film MY STRAIGHT SON wins the 2014 Audience Award for Narrative Feature!
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The Audience Award for Best Documentary goes to Stefan Haupt's amazing film THE CIRCLE.
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The Audience Award for Best Short Film goes to local filmmaker Eric Casaccio's NARCISSIST
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Save the dates of April 2nd to the 12th, 2015 when we'll be bringing you the 31st Annual Festival.
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We need you to tell us what your favorite film of the 2014 film festival was!
With over 110 film there are many favorites in this year's festival.
You can either vote through our iPhone app (unfortunately our android app doesn't have the rating function) or email your favorite film directly to us!
Favorite Narrative Feature
Favorite Documentary Feature
Favorite Short Film
Email the festival team your nomination at: audienceaward(@)bostonlgbtfilmfest.net
Join us for brunch at Back Bay Harry’s as we remember the good films and good times from the past 10 days of the 30th Annual Boston LGBT Film Festival!
Our special guest George Mansour will reflect his life in film and share stories of the Festival from a historic point of view. Also, be the first to know who will receive the 2014 Audience Awards for Best Short, Best Documentary and Best Feature film. The price of ticket will feature a specialty brunch selected from Back Bay Harry’s scrumptuous menu and 1 complimentary mimosa or Bloody Mary.
Purchase your ticket now as space is limited to 25 people!. When you purchase ticket you will get Helium 10 Coupon Code 2022 which you can redeem while buying Annual Plans.
We are proud to present, in honor of 30 years of LGBT Cinema in Boston, the FACES Project. 
Executive produced, conceived, and managed by David Isaacson, the project is a portrait of our community.
This was a one-day photography project that documents the greater Boston LGBT community. Black and white photographs of members of the greater Boston lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community were shot on Saturday, March 15th at a studio in the South End.
For more information click here.
This project was made possible by a generous grant from the Robert M. MacNamara Foundation and Jungle Scout 2022 Offers
We are very excited to be presenting Thomas Allan Harris’ film THROUGH A LENS DARKLY and the Digital Diaspora Family Reunion Roadshow, April 12th at the MFA.
The film and Digital Diaspora Roadshow encourage the revaluation of the family archive as historical records which illuminate, inform and expand our understanding and shared values as members of a common culture – the One World, One Family of Humanity. Digital Diaspora Roadshow comes to the Boston LGBT Film Festival to celebrate the diversity in our communities and our families.
Do you have LGBT ancestors or relatives in your family album? After screening of THROUGH A LENS DARKLY, festivalgoers -- LGBT and their allies -- can bring their photos to Riley Seminar Room to participate in a special live event where strangers become family on Saturday, April 12, at 3:30 p.m. In advance of the event, we encourage people to upload their diverse family images to Instagram at #1World1Family and #Blgbtfilm.
Co-presented by the Flash Forward Film Festival
