Directed by Katie Lambert (UK)
Priya hates Helen. She hates her in the canteen. Hates her in science. Especially hates her at swimming. Mostly, Priya hates the way Helen makes her feel. A short film about the tidal wave of queer desire some girls experience at school — and what happens when you allow those feelings to wash over you.
Directed by Amy Adler (USA/Mexico)
Married couple Rosalinda (born with spina bifida) and Diana (who has cerebral palsy) navigate life in Puebla, Mexico, where disability intersects with discrimination and poverty. Abandoned by family, underserved by government systems, and facing ongoing homophobia, they have built a life centred on mutual care and protection. Observing one ordinary day, the film follows their routines, a romantic date, and moments of reflection on their enduring love.
Directed by Laurie Bisceglia (France)
After undergoing gender-affirming surgery, Clair no longer concerns himself with the world’s judgement. Reclaiming his body becomes a path to self-recognition for the first time in his life. This documentary accompanies him not only through physical transformation, but towards emotional renewal and a new beginning.
Directed by Edward Nguyen (Vietnam)
On the eve of leaving rural Vietnam, farm worker Hung prepares to cross the border illegally in search of refuge abroad. Defined by routine and labour, his final day with Hoang, a fellow worker, reshapes his understanding of desire, intimacy and identity.
Directed by Monica Palazzo & Jo Galvv (Brazil)
Brazil, 1986. During the World Cup, seven-year-old Theo quietly navigates school life while challenging rigid gender expectations. Between silence and defiance, they begin to invent their own way of existing.