Sunday, October 6th @ 5:00 pm
 
This unique shorts program turns the lens to the trans community and their experiences today. Whether facing the past or accelerating into the future, there’s a lot to consider in this genre-defying program.

Sunday, October 6th @ 7:30 pm
 
Called “a gay romantic comedy for people who hate romantic comedies,” Sell By focuses on Adam (Scott Evans), a frustrated artist going nowhere and in a stalled relationship. Add a star-studded line-up of characters, and it’s no wonder the film is getting such positive hype.

Monday, October 7th @ 7:30 pm
 
Two very different families are spending their summer vacation in the same gorgeous Italian villa: one brash and working class folks, the other pretentious and wealthy. They’ve been brought together by an unlikely romance: the two grandfathers of the families are getting married in three weeks! It’s a heartwarming romantic comedy of love between people over 60.

Tuesday, October 8th @ 7:30 pm
 
Decades-lost lovers reconnecting in unexpected places, a celebration of feminine bodies of all sizes, dreams of being more than friends, and making a baby the queer way. Explore the stories of women across the globe in this WLW themed program.

Wednesday, October 9th @ 7:30 pm
 
This film looks at the harsh injustices experienced by trans people within the US justice system. This film will be accompanied by a panel discussion with director George Zuber, documentary subject CeCe McDonald, and moderated by SisTers PGH Executive Director Ciora Thomas.

Thursday, October 10th @ 7:00 pm
 
Answer the age old question with us: How far would you go to be bottom ready? Join us as we laugh, cry, and explore the complexities of life as a gay man. There’s international and generational relationships, vogueing, and so much more.

Thursday, October 10th @ 9:30 pm
 
Join us for the 20th anniversary of classic boy meets boy film TRICK! Trick follows the misadventures of two young men, trying to find a place to hook-up over the course of one night in 1990’s Manhattan.

Friday, October 11th @ 7:30 pm
 
Talking salmon, disturbed maids, voyeuristic Yaoi illustrators, pregnant boys…what do all these things have in common? You’ll be rolling on the floor. There’s something for everyone is this mix of unconventional comedy shorts.

Friday, October 11th @ 9:30 pm
 
This documentary follows the story of Nightmare on Elmstreet 2, which some view as the first gay horror movie ever made. Watch the documentary, and then stay for a screening of Nightmare on Elmstreet 2: Freddy’s Revenge, and determine for yourself whether it’s the first gay horror movie ever made.

Saturday, October 12th @ 1:00 pm
 
A boy meets girl romcom, but boy is gay! Can they make it work? Featuring an all-star cast, this is one film you won’t want to miss.

Saturday, October 12th @ 3:00 pm
 
It is 1995, and Billie is a lesbian teen who tries to fit in at an all-girls’ Catholic school — although she won’t give up her short hair and combat boots. Emma is beautiful and popular, and she doesn’t look kindly at this butch new kid. But as they work together on a class project an altogether different tension develops between them.

Saturday, October 12th @ 5:30 pm
 
Three trans teenagers face discrimination and harassment for their athletic talents. This film won the Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature at Outfest this year.