Wicked Queer Boston’s LGBTQ Film Fest

Boston’s 41st Wicked Queer Film Festival takes place April 4th to 13th with this year's theme “Community is Resistance”. The 2025 program includes over 120 films from around the world acknowledging that through joy, love, education & laughter we can create hope in these dark times together. Screenings will take place at the Brattle Theatre, Coolidge Corner Theater, Museum of Fine Arts, ICA, Mass Art, BFSR Emerson, & Boston University. The Opening Night selections are Allan Deberton’s “The Best Friend” & Todd Verrow & Charles Lum's “Memoriabilia” will screen at the Brattle on April 4th at 6:30P & 9P. Since its inception in 1984 Wicked Queer has been a safe haven for our LGBTQ community to gather, discuss ideas, learn our histories. Most importantly Wicked Queer Film Festival is an opportunity to see ourselves & our lives on the screen. This year’s program acknowledges the vibrancy of our community’s experiences & reminds us that our combined strength is our power. Wicked Queer champions the belief that Queer love & joy is revolutionary & that we will not disappear despite the attempts to eradicate us. The Closing Night selection “Outerlands” from director Elena Oxman screens at the Brattle on April 13th at 6P. Founded in 1984 by film programmer George Mansour Wicked Queer is Boston's LGBTQ Film Festival is the 4th oldest running LGBTQ film festival in North America. So come be a part of Wicked Queer: Boston’s LGBTQ Film Fest & be part of the ongoing story. Tickets go on sale March 28th but you can view the selection now.

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