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23rd Melb Queer Film Festival announce first highlights

The Melbourne Queer Film Festival is set to showcase the best of international and homegrown filmmaking talent.

9 Jan 2013 12:00

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For ten days in March (14 – 24) the Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF) will showcase the best of international and homegrown filmmaking talent. Screening over 150 films bringing together queer film lovers for the largest film festival of its kind in Australia. A mixture of different issues will be visited over the course of the festival ranging from serious political and social themes to comedy.

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