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Queer Artivism
Genres
Documentary
Overview
An insight into 5 queer film festivals accompanied with the discussion about the importance of queer film festivals, queer film and people's experience with both.
Details
Budget
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Runtime
96 min
Release Date
2013-01-01
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
João Federici
Himself
Juanan Martínez
Himself
Matthew Mishory
Himself
Slavica Parlov
Himself
João Ferreira
Himself
Maria Laura Annibali
Herself
Itxaso Beistegui
Herself
Miriam Ortega Dominguez
Herself
Zvonimir Dobrović
Himself
Jennifer Markowitz
Herself
Alessandro Paesano
Himself
Luca Ragazzi
Himself
Abisha Uhl
Herself
Mascha Nehls
Herself
Richard García
Himself
Jessie Farmer
Herself
John Badalu
Himself
Ana David
Herself
Patrícia Bateira
Herself
Julia Csabai
Herself
Juanma Carrillo
Himself
Manfred
Himself
Anette Sidor
Herself (as Anette Gunnarsson)
Pau G. Guillén
Himself
Jamie Holm
Herself
Jan Soldat
Himself
Victor Nascimento
Himself
Gulya Sultanova
Herself
Xiana Garcia Freire
Herself
Katie Murphy
Herself
Alec Butler
Himself
Jessica Forsythe
Herself
Jerry Carlsson
Himself
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