Although this screening has sold out, there will be more tickets released on Monday 12 October and available until the end of the month.

It started as a&nbsp;fairy-tale&nbsp;romance, they were destined to be together, but what if&nbsp;fairy tales&nbsp;aren’t&nbsp;meant to last forever?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;After years of the magic dissipating, Hampus suddenly declares “There’s No More We”, instantly ending their engagement. For his fiancé, Adrian,&nbsp;it’s&nbsp;an unexpected and devastating shock. As they pry apart the life they built together, Hampus and Adrian begin to navigate the dating scene and discover who they are without each other. As the finality of the situation dawns upon them they&nbsp;have to&nbsp;ask themselves, can this ending lead to new beginnings, or “Are We Lost Forever”?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;was one of the&nbsp;competitors for the inaugural Iris Prize in 2007 with his short film&nbsp;My Name is Love.&nbsp;

Are We Lost Forever

It started as a fairy-tale romance, they were destined to be together, but what if fairy tales aren’t meant to last forever?

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Are We Lost Forever + Q&A

General Admission

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The 14th Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival is available online & free for viewers in the UK from 6 - 11 October. From 12 - 31 October we're pleased to offer a catch-up opportunity at a small charge.

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