Here’s a recap of a few aGLIFF films to keep an eye out for, or not. And as thunder rolled in, and winds tangled with Rocket Cinema’s giant outdoor screen (what’s a drag queen look like folded in half?), all I could think was, “I’m glad that people aren’t giving up on stuff like this.” The grand finale screening of bawdy comedy “S*it & Champagne” brought fest-goers to Pioneer Farms on Sunday night for yet another pandemic drive-in experience. Most physical screenings were streamlined to a single venue. More films were made available virtually. 9, aGLIFF organizers scaled back some events for this year’s edition of their annual LGBTQ film festival.
If you’re a film fan, each new screening these days might inspire something like pride. Over the past year and a half of the pandemic, theaters and festivals both have faced overwhelming existential questions, as have we all.Īfter planning a grand in-person celebration Aug.
