Pride Month 2020
Beamafilm
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29/05/2020
Fly your rainbow flag this Pride Month by watching Beamafilm's inclusive range of colourful LGBTQ+ films.
Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto won well-deserved Oscars for their roles in Dallas Buyers Club, an acclaimed drama about an Aids patient who smuggles unapproved drugs into the US for his fellow sufferers, while Kiwi box-office sensation The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls explores how a pair of wise-cracking, yodelling, country-singing lesbians became cultural icons in New Zealand.
In Take Me To The River, a confident California teen's plans to come out to his conservative family are derailed by a mysterious stain on his young cousin's dress, while The Doctor's Wife is an endearing Aussie doco following a medical professional and his male partner's angst-inducing decision to move to country Queensland.
Watch for FREE with a participating library card or on a 30-day trial. Also, you can rent a film for 48 hours.
The story of Jerusalem's controversial hosting of the 2006 World Pride Events.
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The incredible true-life story of Michael Glatze, a high profile queer youth activist who created controversy when he claimed to no longer be gay and became a Christian pastor.
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Ron Woodruff has AIDS. But he also has a plan.
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An incisive and tender portrait of a transgender man and his family seeking freedom.
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An LGBT couple makes the angst-inducing decision to move to a country town.
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A portrait of four kids - whose parents all happen to be gay.
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Why is there such a stigma attached to "sounding gay"?
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Two Iranian teenagers grow a dangerous sexual rebellion.
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A loner and a star athlete form an unlikely friendship.
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In the 70s, a gay couple fights to keep custody of a disabled child.
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16 year old Billie struggles with her mother's plan to gender transition. Her path to independence accelerates when her mother's plans mean that their time together is limited to Tuesday afternoons.
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