Irish Film Institute -QUEER SPECTRUM FILM FESTIVAL

QUEER SPECTRUM FILM FESTIVAL

Welcome to the second edition of the Queer Spectrum Film Festival — a celebration of queer stories in motion. As Ireland’s first film festival dedicated to LGBTQIA+ people of colour and immigrant voices, QSFF highlights powerful narratives shaped by migration, nostalgia, and transformation.

This year, as we commemorate the 10th anniversary of Ireland’s marriage referendum, we reflect on its significance in inspiring queer migrants from the Global South and East to come to Ireland. At QSFF, we go beyond coming-out stories to embrace tales of transition — across borders, identities, and generations.

Organised by Queer Asian Pride Ireland (QAPI) and supported by Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre, Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride, and Maharani Gin, this festival honours those who carry echoes of home within them and find courage in new beginnings.

These stories breathe, bleed, and blossom — alive with the richness of becoming.

See the full programme here.


Booking Information:

Non-Member: €15.50 (Standard)

€12.50 (Concession – Third Level Student, over 65, Unwaged, eligible for Disability Allowance, Asylumseekers and Refugees, a member of Irish Equity, or HSE Staff)

IFI Member: €13.50 (Standard). €11.40 (Concession)
Bundles Available: 3 Film Pass* – IFI Member – €30.oo / Non-Member – €35.oo. 5 Film Pass* – IFI Member – €50.00 / Non-Member – €55.00.

*These passes can only be booked in person or by calling the IFI Box Office on 01 679 3477.

 

Festival team:

Founder, director and programmer – Pradeep Mahadeshwar

Co-founder, manager and programmer – Lee Isac

Website: qapi.ie/qsff

See the full programme here.

 

Sponsors:

LGBT Ireland

Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre 

Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride

Maharani Gin

 

Collaborators:

GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival

KASHISH Pride Film Festival

TITE film festival 

Shamrock Siòga

Dublin Bears

 

Supporters

Irish Network Against Racism

GCN

GORM

Programme


The IFI is supported
by The Arts Council

Arts Council of Ireland