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- Heavenly Havens
Heavenly Havens
Carving out spaces to thrive and survive, this programme is a paean to the nightlife that seduces and sustains us, and the creation of places we can truly call home.
Screening dates and booking
Credits
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Total running time
94min
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Programmed by
Zorian Clayton
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Content advice
This short film programme contains strobe effects/flashing images, scenes of drug use, and homophobic and transphobic attitudes and language.
Bottlecap
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Director
Kaytie Nielsen
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Germany 2026. 5min
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Languages
German, English
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Content advice
Contains flashing images.
Musician John Grant narrates this humorous number on a Berlin dancefloor, tackling the age-old quandary of how to break the ice.
Lonelier Than Love
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Director
Em J Gilbertson
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UK 2026. 11min
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Language
English
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Content advice
Contains scenes of drug use.
Contains flashing images.
A Liverpudlian night owl starts to spin out of control on the hedonistic merry-go-round of endless clubbing.
Diverse House
Casa Diversa
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Director
Carmen Vidal
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Spain-Paraguay 2024. 28min
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Language
Spanish
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Content advice
Contains homophobic and transphobic attitudes and language.
A profile of a unique refuge in Paraguay for LGBTQIA+ people, centring on trans residents, trail-blazing activists and the fight for justice.
Last Dance at the Sundance Stompede
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Director
Graham Clayton-Chance
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UK-USA 2025. 50min
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Language
English
This nostalgic, mid-length doc sees time called on a queer San Francisco country-and-western club after 27 years.
How to book
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