Hot screenings to watch now (Top 20)

Exactly Who I Am Collection GBFF2026 "I am exactly who I am; sorry, not sorry" Lesbian, drag queen, Latinx, Arab, and/or gay, no matter who you are, we are here for it! Celebrating all identities in all their glory.

Dangerous Desire Collection GBFF2026 "Who knew that shock, horror, and betrayal could be sexy?" "Who knew that shock, horror, and betrayal could be sexy? Sensual, erotic, horrific, and shocking, this collection is playful, exciting, and full of twists and turns. Rated RRR

Free Party: A Folk History STREAMING NOW !!!

Narrated by Debbie Allen, the film bridges inspiring stories of individuals who have found purpose in their lives with the insights of leading scientists whose work affirms that living with purpose improves health and longevity. Film image, synopsis and related credits courtesy of TMDB.

CARE TO LAUGH is a feature-length documentary on Jesus Trejo, a rising star in the comedy world who is pursuing his dream of success while caring for his aging parents.

When Sam Nzima captured the haunting image of Hector Pieterson during the Soweto Uprising, his photograph helped expose the brutality of apartheid to the world

Based on 80 interviews conducted across France, this film explores the incredible journey of traditional Irish music beyond its borders and its diaspora, that “fifth province” so dear to Mary Robinson.

A HOUSE FOR HUMANS is a powerful and unflinching documentary encompassing the 125-year journey of Minda Inc, South Australia’s largest and oldest disability service provider. Through personal testimonies, and historical records, the film unearths the complex and often confronting history of an institution that shaped the lives of hundreds. From moments of compassion to stories of neglect and hardship, A HOUSE FOR HUMANS offers a courageous reflection on the past. This documentary is a vital act of catharsis, a reckoning that acknowledges pain, honours resilience, and paves the way for healing, reform and the future.

Forty years after her death, this captivating, revealing, and unvarnished documentary provides astounding new insight into the singer’s tragically short life and enduring musical legacy.

In the face of oppression and threats Zen Buddhist teacher Joan Halifax strives to empower women and fight for gender equality in a male dominated culture. During a demanding medical pilgrimage, in the backdrop of the Himalayan mountains, she starts to unravel the layers of deception and of gender-based violence that have shaped her life.

In this gripping 44-minute feature developed by AARP, veterans share personal stories from the front that are forever burned into their memories.

Celebrate five short films from the 2025 Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival!

At a barbecue, Ryan's five-year-old son briefly goes missing. Ryan's violent reaction to this scare sets off a chain of events and unearths secrets from the past. A journey of self-discovery and forgiveness begins.

Capturing Water brings fresh insights into activism and hope.

Surprise Film - Bastille Day Ireland Film Festival 2026