Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2025

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Sweetheart
In 1723 London, Thomas Neville is discovered cruising in the public toilets and forced to take refuge in a Molly house. There, he encounters a secret community as they prepare for a night of festivities.
Soviet Fantasia
Hajnal needs to get out of here. In this surrealist fantasy, they prepare to leave their home country for England.
Lisbon
A broke queer man, Jason, attends a hook up with an older man on the promise of cash, but finds himself pulled into a twisted request that forces him to confront deep questions of life, death, and the price of human connection in unexpected, darkly humorous ways. Starring John Cameron Mitchell and Matthew Jacobs Morgan.
Man Enough
Kaleb reunites with his sister after years apart following his transition, but to connect with each other they first must come to terms with what drove them apart.
Two Black Boys in Paradise
A movingly tender animation, based on Dean Atta’s eponymous poem, sees Edan (19) and Dula (18) on a journey of self-acceptance and love – for each other and themselves.
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A historical sanctuary, a surrealist exploration of belonging, a sinister choice, a tumultuous sibling dynamic, and forging your own utopia. This programme deals with what we hold onto and what we can’t.


Cysegr hanesyddol, archwiliad swrealaidd o berthyn, dewis sinistr, deinameg brodyr a chwiorydd cythryblus, a chreu eich iwtopia eich hun. Mae'r rhaglen hon yn ymdrin â'r hyn yr ydym yn glynu wrtho a'r hyn na allwn ei lynu wrtho. 

A movingly tender animation, based on Dean Atta’s eponymous poem, sees Edan (19) and Dula (18) on a journey of self-acceptance and love – for each other and themselves. 


Animeiddiad tyner a chyffrous, yn seiliedig ar gerdd o'r un enw gan Dean Atta, sy'n gweld Edan (19) a Dula (18) ar daith o hunan-dderbyniad a chariad – tuag at ei gilydd ac atynt eu hunain. 

  • Year
    2025
  • Runtime
    9 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    UK
  • Director
    Baz Sells
  • Screenwriter
    Baz Sells, Ben Jackson, Dean Atta (Screenwriters). Based on the poem by Dean Atta
  • Producer
    Ben Jackson
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