New Iris Film Productions (15)
Fri 09 Jun 2023
Category
Other Information
Rated 15
Price
£5* (£3*)
Time
6pm
Fri 09 Jun 2023
Other Information
Rated 15
Price
£5* (£3*)
Time
6pm
These three new films made by winners of the Iris Prize and a community production are a celebration of LGBTQ+ lives. Each is an example of excellence in storytelling and together the programme is sure to make you cry and laugh.
A Beautiful Form To See (PG) | Dir. Lara Zeidan | 8 Mins
A Beautiful Form to See (starring Alicia Agneson) is a short film where a young woman gets trapped in her fantasy inside a Kaleidoscope. This is the 11th film made with the Iris Prize sponsored by The Michael Bishop Foundation.
I Shall Be Whiter Than Snow (PG)| Dir. Frederick Stacey | 17 Mins
This short film is based on the true story of a lesbian couple, Kim and Roseann, who were married at Velindre Hospital, Cardiff in 2018 whilst Kim was receiving treatment for cancer. This emotional film is a touching love story between two women and a celebration of the amazing staff who work for our NHS and the importance of compassionate care. The film stars Rebecca Harries and Lynn Hunter, supported by a cast of NHS professionals.
Cardiff (15) | Dir. Sarah Smith (winner of the 2019 Iris Prize) | 25 Mins
Perpetually single, Frederick envies his fabulous gay friend Joe, who seems to have a never-ending supply of paramours despite being happily married himself. But when Frederick’s meddling mother arrives for a visit, she thrusts him into a forbidden romance, and a series of unforeseen betrayals hilariously expose some carefully held secrets. The film stars Welsh Icon Ruth Madoc, Stifyn Parri and Richard Elis.
The Iris Prize is a film and media organisation committed to increasing audiences for LGBTQ+ stories. Producing the annual Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival, Iris on the Move and a UK wide touring programme.
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@irisprize (Instagram, Twitter) @Irisprizefestival (Facebook)
Directed by a woman, written by a woman and starring a significant woman.
F-Rating is a new rating for films directed by women, written by women and/or with significant female characters on screen, in their own right. Find out more here >>