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CDF x Outburst Queer Arts Festival presents DYKETACTICS: 50 Years of Lesbionic Cinema, QFT Belfast, 17 Nov 2025

Monday 17 November, 2025, 18:15pm
Queens Film Theatre, Belfast
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We’re thrilled to be partnering with the amazing Outburst Queer Arts Festival to bring our beloved Barbara Hammer plus a new generation of queer filmmakers to QFT. Where we’ll ask: what are dyketactics? What is a lesbionic cinema of queer desire and transformation? Featuring circus tricks, hot looks, secret spaces, and cruising of all kinds, DYKETACTICS brings together multiple generations of filmmakers queering the gaze. 

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CDF x Cinema Rediscovered: The Velvet Vampire (Stephanie Rothman, 1971)

Fri 25 July, 21.15 pm + introduction by Isabel Moir & Selina Robertson.
Watershed Cinema 2, Bristol. Book tickets now.

A young Los Angeles couple is invited by the mysterious Diane to her secluded desert home. Unbeknownst to them, she is a centuries-old vampire, and it’s not long before they become the objects of her desires.

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CDF x Cinema Rediscovered: The Working Girls (Stephanie Rothman, 1974)

Thurs 24 July, 16.30 pm + Zoom Q&A with Stephanie Rothman & Selina Robertson.
Watershed Cinema 1, Bristol. Book tickets now.

1974 Los Angeles, and three self-determined young women look for their place in the world. Female friendship, work and utopian socialism braid the narrative beautifully together. Will the women do anything for money? 

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