GLAAD continued its strong presence at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2020, producing and participating in a full week of panels, activations, and events.
Frameline, the Bay Area's LGBTQ Film Festival, has announced this year's seven winners of its annual Frameline Completion Fund.
He was a boy. Only 17. It was the night of his birthday and he was out celebrating. And then a nearly unspeakable thing happened. Life went on but Erick, the protagonist of the new documentary “One Taxi Ride” (“Un Viaje en Taxi”), never stopped being haunted by the event. In fact, the tagline is “He took a taxi one night… and arrived home 10 years later.”
Frameline43 takes place in San Francisco between June 20th and June 30th. Here are some exciting LGBTQ-inclusive projects that will play at the festival!
Lights. Camera. Take Action.
Frameline brings the stories of trans youth to schools across the country with "Deep Run" and "Walk for Me."
Frameline is bringing GLAAD Media Award winner 'Call Me Kuchu' and 'Gaysians' to schools around the country.
Every week, The GLAAD Wrap brings you LGBTQ-related entertainment news highlights, fresh stuff to watch out for, and fun diversions to help you kick off the weekend.
