To celebrate Pride Month, QCinema International Film FestivalFilm FestivalAn organized event that screens a curated selection of films, often with premieres, awards, and talks with filmmakers. Festivals are important launching pads for independent and international cinema, and inGo to Film Festival Glossary is hosting its first-ever RainbowQC Pride Film Festival this June. The festival is set to take place from June 25 to 27 at Cinema 12 of Gateway Cineplex 18 in Cubao, Quezon City.
The lineup promises several exciting international full-length features, including Petersen Vargas’ coming-of-age drama, Some Nights I Feel Like Walking. The film stars Miguel Odron, Jomari Angeles, Gold Azeron, Argel Saycon, and Tommy Alejandrino, and follows a band of hustlers as they attempt to fulfill a deceased friend’s wish.
The other full-length features include the Asian premiere of the 2025 American adaptation of The Wedding Banquet, the German drama Cocoon, and the Slovenian thriller Consequences.
The festivalFestivalA multi-act music event, often held over several days, where many artists perform across different stages. Festivals combine live music, food, art, and community, and they give audiences a chanceGo to Festival Glossary will also host a showcase of local short films from QCinema, which includes A Catholic Schoolgirl, Microplastics, Water Sports, Abutan Man Tayo Ng House Lights, and The River That Never Ends.
More information on the festivalFestivalA multi-act music event, often held over several days, where many artists perform across different stages. Festivals combine live music, food, art, and community, and they give audiences a chanceGo to Festival Glossary and ticket pricing can be found on their website and social media channels.
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