J Stevens’ Really Happy Someday will make its UK Premiere as an Official Selection of BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival on March 22nd, 2025.
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A Trans Performer Must Rediscover Their Voice in J Stevens’ ‘Really Happy Someday’ Film at BFI Flare | Watch Clip
Really Happy Someday by J Stevens (Spindle Films)
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‘Julie Keeps Quiet’ Trailer – Tessa Van den Broeck Stars in Tennis Drama and Belgian Oscar Entry
Julie Keeps Quiet (Film Movement) Opening in US cinemas this month, here is the official trailer for Julie Keeps Quiet, the drama starring Tessa Van den Broeck, Ruth Becquart, Ken De Bouw, Claire Bodson, and Laurent Caron. It was chosen as the Belgian entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards, but was not nominated.
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‘Trailblazer: The Untold Story of Mrs. Benz’ Trailer – Daisy Ridley Stars in VR Experience On Bertha Benz
Trailblazer: The Untold Story of Mrs. Benz, Daisy Ridley (Hiroyuki Tsutsumi) Singer Studios debuted the official trailer for Trailblazer: The Untold Story of Mrs. Benz, the VR experience starring Daisy Ridley (Star Wars).
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Eleanor Mortimer’s ‘How Deep is Your Love’ Deep Sea Documentary Premieres at True/False Film Fest | Clip
How Deep is Your Love by Eleanor Mortimer (Sandbox Films) Ahead of the World Premiere at True/False Film Fest 2025, here is the first look clip from Eleanor Mortimer’s How Deep is Your Love, a documentary following biologists as they race ahead of looming deep-sea mining to collect and name the undiscovered species.
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‘Sacramento’ Trailer – Michael Cera, Michael Angarano, Maya Erskine, Kristen Stewart Star in Road Trip Comedy Film
Michael Cera, Michael Angarano, Maya Erskine and Kristen Stewart in Sacramento (David Haskell) Vertical revealed the official trailer for Sacramento, the road-trip comedy film starring Michael Cera and Michael Angarano as friends taking an impromptu road trip from Los Angeles to Sacramento.
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31st Slamdance Film Festival Winners – ‘Gamma Rays’ ‘American Theater’ ‘Racewalkers’ Win Grand Jury Prizes
Gamma Rays (Les Rayons Gamma) directed by Henry Bernadet The 31st Slamdance Film Festival announced the winners of their Sparky Awards, with Gamma Rays directed by Henry Bernadet winning the Narrative Feature Grand Jury prize and American Theater directed by Nicholas Clark and Dylan Frederick won the Documentary Feature Grand Jury Prize.
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17th A Night of Horror International Film Festival in Eau Claire, Wisconsin Unveils Full Lineup
Tim Travers & the Time Travelers Paradox directed by Stimson Snead (courtesy A Night of Horror International Film Festival) A Night of Horror International Film Festival returns for its 17th edition next week from March 6-9, 2025, at the Micon Downtown Cinema in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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BFI Future Film Festival 2025 Announces Award Winners
Heavy by Eve Grant (courtesy BFI) Young filmmakers aged 16-25 took home prizes at the BFI Future Film Festival Awards 2025, with Eve Grant winning Best New Talent and Best Writer for Heavy, Andrea Adame and Paula Trejo Espado won Best Film and Best International Film for Red Lace, and Shane Chung won Best Director and International Special Mention for Check Please.
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9th MidWest WeirdFest Unveils Lineup, World Premiere of Adam Seidel’s ‘Anywhere’
Anywhere directed by Adam Seidel (courtesy MidWest WeirdFest) The 9th annual MidWest WeirdFest taking place March 6-9, 2025 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin unveiled the lineup including the world premiere of twisting, neo-noir thriller Anywhere.
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75th Berlinale Awards – Norwegian Queer Drama ‘Dreams (Sex Love)’ Wins Golden Bear for Best Film
Selome Emmetu, Ella Øverbye in Drømmer | Dreams (Sex Love) by Dag Johan Haugerud (Agnete Brun) The Norwegian queer coming-of-age drama Drømmer (Dreams (Sex Love)) by Dag Johan Haugerud has won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival. The film, starring Ella Øverbye as Johanne and Selome Emnetu as French teacher, depicts Johanne’s intimate writings about her crush on her female teacher. It is the third part of a trilogy by Haugerud that deals with the complexity of human relationships, sexuality and social norms. The film also won the award for Competition in Prizes of the FIPRESCI Jury and the Guild Film Prize.
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‘Deaf’ and ‘The Moelln Letters’ Win Panorama Audience Awards at 2025 Berlinale
Deaf (Sorda) by Eva Libertad (Nuria Jean) Deaf (Sorda) by Eva Libertad has won the 27th Panorama Audience Award for best feature film, and The Moelln Letters (Die Möllner Briefe) by Martina Priessner wins in the category Panorama Dokumente at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival.
