Among them are the award-winning “Blue is the Warmest Color”, “Stranger by the Lake”, “Before You Know It”, “Lovely Man”, “Freir Fall” and “Of Girls and Horses”. There will a retrospective of acclaimed local pink films like “Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros”, “Lihis”, “Quick Change”, “Markova”, “Gaydar”, “Ang Huling Cha-Cha Ni Anita”, “Philippino Story”, “Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa”, “Unfriend” and “Oliver”.
Original local films to be screened are “Wala na Bang Ibang Title” by Joey Paras and “Uuwi na si August” by Crisaldo Pablo. For screening skeds, check their official QC Pink Filmfest website. All films will be shown uncensored and tickets cost only P100 each. There will also be seminars on Gender Awareness about Gender Rights, Health Issues and Education, plus the LGBT Gay Pride March at QC Memorial Center on December 13 where members of various barangays and establishments will participate in colorful floats and costumes.
