Welcome to the new website of QUEER-Streifen Regensburg.
The 10th QUEER-STREIFEN Film Festival Regensburg takes place from October 21st to 27th 2021 at the Kinos im Andreasstadel. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Unbelievable, but queer… we’ve been around for 10 years now! And that’s why we are planning some jubilee events to come along with this year’s film festival. Stay curious about it! (So are we!)
News
- Last Queer Film Night (Queerfilmnacht)
Queer Film Night may have sweetened the time in recent months when you couldn’t curl up in your theater seats. Today it enters its final round with the film “Beyto“.
Beyto is an awesome swimmer and cool dude. But when the young Swiss with Turkish roots falls in love with his attractive coach Mike, his ideal world is shaken up. To preserve tradition and honor, Beyto’s parents see only one way out: their son must marry a woman as soon as possible!
For more info and tickets or to stream, go to https://www.queerfilmnacht.de/.
- QueerScope Short Film Funding
Until Aug 1st, 2021, short film makers residing in Germany can apply to Queerscope for funding their project. A jury will select projects that are funded in the areas of script development, production and post-production.
More information at http://queerscope.de/kurzfilmfonds/ . - Queerfilmnacht goes online
The Kinos im Andreasstadel usually show at least one queer film every month at the Queerfilmnacht (queer film night). Since the cinemas have to remain closed at the moment, the Queerfilmnacht moves from the movie theater to your screen at home online – with two films per month!
In January, MOFFIE by Oliver Hermanus, which had been shown in the QUEER-Streifen festival program in autumn 2020, will be available at the Queerfilmnacht. The film tells the story of the soldier Nicholas, who serves in the South African army in times of apartheid. The mood is harsh, and his homosexuality must remain secret because any form of weakness is not tolerated and brutally sanctioned. Despite these circumstances, he falls in love with a fellow soldier. If you missed the film at the festival, you can now catch up at home.
Not shown at the 2020 festival, but nevertheless worth seeing is SISTER MY SISTER by Nancy Meckler. In 1933, the sisters Christine and Lea work as servants for a very strict Madame. The mood is turning around as the sisters become more and more distracted from their work, culminating in a morbid climax …
More information at the Kinos im Andreasstadel and at Queerfilmnacht.de.
- Queerstream: A Christmas present!
There is a special Christmas present from the film festivals this year: During the Christmas holidays, Queerscope will be showing the following films without charge:
24.12.20 12:00: Animation film program
25.12.20 12:00: LINGUA FRANCA
26.12.20 12:00: OUR DANCE OF REVOLUTION
The movies will be available for free for 24 hours after they start at 12:00.
Tickets for all movies and the streams are available at
https://stream.queerscope.de/. - Queerstream by QueerScope
The cinemas are closed, but you want to watch queer movies? From December 17th to 27th December 2020 you can stream a selection of films that the festivals cannot currently show in cinemas, and support the festivals in the crisis: https://queerstream.queerscope.de/
