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Source: Fort Worth Weekly

While completely coincidental, it’s kind of awesome that Fort Worth’s only queer film festival has come back after a six-year hiatus on the heels of our state turning blue. It truly feels like the tide has shifted. Today thru Sunday (Nov 13-15), Trinity Pride Fest is reviving the Q Cinema Film Fest for its 30th anniversary, with acclaimed films that have graced the screens of Cannes, Santa Barbara, Sundance, and other well-known film festivals. Q Cinema takes place on the Near Southside, home of the annual Trinity Pride Fest, at the performing arts theater Amphibian Stage (120 S Main St, Fort Worth, 817-923-3012) from 7pm to 11pm Fri and 10am to 10pm Sat-Sun. The LGBTQ+ movies screened include locally produced films, plus there will be filmmaker conversations and community gatherings. Founded in 1996, Q Cinema has served as a space for LGBTQ+ storytelling and connection in Fort Worth.

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