2024 Festival in the Press
Reel Q Film Festival Highlights LGBTQ Horror with Thrills & Chills Program
Pittsburgh City Paper
October 8, 2024
Taking place Fri., Oct. 11 at the Harris Theater, Thrills & Chills is described in a press release as showcasing "queer horror shorts" from the United States, France, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Reel Q Announces Line-up For 39th Season: Oct 4-12th
EDGE Media Network
September 25, 2024
This year Reel Q (Pittsburgh's LGBTQ+ film festival and the sixth oldest LGBTQ+ film festival in the world) extends its cinematic celebration throughout the city at three iconic Pittsburgh venues.
Reel Q Announces Line-up For 39th Season
Q Burgh
September 26, 2024
Running October 4-12th, the festival’s 39th season opens Oct. 4 at the Andy Warhol Museum, continues at Row House Cinema in Lawrenceville (Oct. 5-6th) and finishes out at the Harris Theater in Downtown Pittsburgh (Oct. 11-12th).
Press Releases
Reel Q Delves Into Trans Life
Reel Q is unveiling the world of trans people with an acclaimed full-length documentary (“Real Boy”) and an evening of fascinating short films.
Reel Q Opens with Stunning Film
Pop music icon and actress Madonna is featured in Reel Q’s opening night film, a documentary looking at life on the periphery of fame.
Reel Q’s Amazing Short Films
As in previous years, Reel Q is presenting a terrific selection of short films on three consecutive nights exploring the wide and diverse LGBT community.
High Wattage Stars in ReelQ 2016
In what may well be the most star-studded Reel Q ever, over a dozen stars embracing the worlds of film, television and Broadway appear in movies being screened at the 2016 festival.
Reel Q Revisiting Pioneering Films
Reel Q Revisiting Pioneering Films “Beautiful Thing” & “The Watermelon Woman”
Sex, Scandal & Murder @ Reel Q
James Franco and Christian Slater lead an impressive cast in a film that chronicles one of the biggest scandals in the adult entertainment industry.
Paris Sizzles in Two Reel Q Films
The City of Lights provides both inspiration and the setting for two Reel Q films, “Summertime” and “Paris 05:59 Theo & Hugo.”