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The Last Story on Earth (Dir: Aaron Immediato, USA). Facing angry protesters, a determined drag queen does her best to finish a fairy tale reading at the local library. But when an alien invasion upends Earth’s existence, the queen encounters new challenges that carry terrifying outcomes for humanity.

Diamonds on Plastic (dir: Philip Cairns, Canada)

Dinner for Six (Dir: Isabela Lisboa, Brazil). Duda is a young lesbian who collects breakups. She is determined to make her next relationship work and decides to invite all her ex-girlfriends and her best friend to dinner. As soon as the guests arrive, secrets and surprises are brought to the table.

Poppy (Dir: Morena Sarzo, Italy).
The lifespan of a poppy is fleeting. Similarly, romantic love is sometimes just as brief before it loses its allure. Two women share a fragile, intense bond, strained by silence and doubt. When one hesitates, the delicate balance begins to fracture.

VENUE: Hen & Chickens Theatre

109 St Paul's Road

London

N1 2NA

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Ramblings of a Middle-Aged Drag Queen (Dir: Aharon Jinjihashvili, Canada). A prying journalism student interviews a world-wearied drag queen about her life and career.

Man Cured (Dir: Kyle Heiner, Johan T. Anderson, USA). Lucas—an insecure, in-the-closet 22 year old—is stuck babysitting for a well off Brooklyn family to get by. On any other Friday evening, he arrives to watch Freud, a precocious 7 year old. Only there’s one problem: a new babysitter, Frankie, is already there. What happens as a chance occurrence between two young men spirals into a weekend of self-discovery and acceptance. Being bold doesn’t always mean being loud.

All of us at River’s End (Dir: Nick Elson, Australia). Lucas and friends reunite on the anniversary of their friend’s passing. As tensions run high through liquor and blame, they all tear at the seams.

At Lucy’s Last Night (Dir: Ethan Roberts, USA). The morning after hooking up, two recent college grads wrestle with their feelings for each other while a strange and inexplicable phenomenon creeps up in the background.

VENUE: Hen & Chickens Theatre

109 St Paul's Road

London

N1 2NA

BOOK TICKETS HERE

The Last Take (Dir: Brian Foster, USA). Facing the end, a movie star from the golden age of Hollywood must reconcile with the only man he ever loved.

The Blame Silence (dir: Israel Cordova, Brazil). After his father’s death, Mauro, a rural farmer, finds himself facing a freedom he never dared to live. Caught between guilt and desire, he confronts his fears to finally embrace who he truly is.

“The Last Sleep” (Dir: Federica Bertellotti, Italy). Landon, a young nobleman, fails to meet his father’s expectations due to his homosexuality. The man cruelly torments him in an attempt to change him, ultimately driving him to suicide.
However, Landon had concealed an intimate and profound love with a vampire, who now refuses to accept his loss and seeks revenge against his tormentor.

Stimulants & Empathogens (Dir: Mateusz Pacewicz, Poland). Antek (18), a a closeted teenage gay from a wealthy family, invites a drug dealer – Kuba (18) – he has a hopeless crush on – to his villa under the pretext of another drug transaction. However, he does not know that Kuba has a mission that he received from his superiors – his Father and his Brother. The dealer’s family suspects that Antek resells their mephedrone at a profit at his school, so Kuba is supposed to investigate the situation. The story begins as a romantic comedy of errors, turns into a social satire to end, after various adventures, with an emotional plot twist.

VENUE: Hen & Chickens Theatre

109 St Paul's Road

London

N1 2NA

BOOK TICKETS HERE