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TLVFest: 21 Years of Queer Cinema Unveiled
19 Oct
Summary
- Festival runs October 22-31 at Tel Aviv Cinematheque.
- Features screenings of 'Bound' and 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'.
- Showcases diverse international and Israeli LGBT+ cinema.
The 21st TLVFest, Tel Aviv's International LGBT+ Film Festival, will be held at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque from October 22-31. This year's festival features a diverse program curated by artistic director Gili Porat and produced by Yael Lavi.
Special events include a 35mm screening of "Bound" celebrating its 30th anniversary and a screening of the beloved cult classic "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The international lineup includes "Rose," starring Sandra Hüller, "Gugu's World," and "Ian de la Rosa's Iván & Hadoum." The Israeli program will premiere "A Man Walks Down the Street" and other local productions.
The festival, now in its 21st year, bids farewell to founder Yair Hochner. It continues its tradition of showcasing leading LGBT+ cinema, supporting new filmmakers, and fostering community engagement, with audience participation on Halloween night. The event is supported by the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality, the Culture Ministry, and Delta Air Lines.
