In addition to a slew of shorts, this year’s lineup includes feature-length films like “The People’s Joker,” “Big Boys” and “Sebastian.”
Kaleidoscope Film Festival
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Kaleidoscope LGBTQ+ Film Festival kicks off on Thursday
Among dozens of shorts, including several by Arkansas filmmakers, we’re most excited for Kaleidoscope’s showing of “The Lost Boys” (2023), a French-language feature by Belgian director Zeno Graton.
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Arkansas’s LGBTQ+ film festival returns to the big screen
Arkansas’s only queer film festival, presented by Central Arkansas Pride, begins Thursday, May 19, and has an impressive slate of eight feature films and 55 short films from around the world.
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Kaleidoscope LGBTQ+ Film Festival starts Thursday
On the lineup, a look at the life of trans musician Billy Tipton, a feature about a young girl’s gender dysphoria and a portrait of a Chinese family struggling to reconcile sexuality and tradition.
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Trans activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy to attend Kaleidoscope Film Festival
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, longtime trans and civil rights activist, is scheduled to attend the closing screening of Little Rock Film Society’s Kaleidoscope Festival, Annalise Ophelian’s “Major.”
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Kaleidoscope Film Festival announces full lineup
The Kaleidoscope Film Festival, which will be held Aug. 18-21 mostly at the Argenta Community Theater and The Joint in North Little Rock, has announced its full lineup.