Review: 'Testing Limits' Shorts Block at Gaze
Sleek, sexy, and thrilling: Khushi Jain reviews the Testing Limits shorts block at Gaze.
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For over three decades, GAZE has been a cornerstone of Ireland’s LGBTQIA community. Founded in 1992, before homosexuality was decriminalised, it has grown into an internationally recognised platform for bold queer and trans storytelling. Each year, the festival showcases over 100 films alongside panels and events connecting filmmakers and audiences. Celebrating stories that are tender, radical, and everything in between, GAZE continues to shape Ireland’s queer film landscape.
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Article: Meeting Films Where They Are - In conversation with James Hudson Programmer at GAZE
From emerging Irish voices to boundary-pushing international cinema, GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival 2026 promises another rich celebration of queer filmmaking. Khushi Jain meets programmer James Hudson to discuss the vision behind this year's programme.
Podcast: starGAZE Participants Venus Patel, Jack Warren & Stephen T. Lally
In today's podcast, we're joined by this year’s starGAZE participants: multidisciplinary artist Venus Patel, writer/filmmaker Jack Warren and director, screenwriter & concept artist Stephen T. Lally discuss their professional achievements & the films & art that inspired them.
Podcast: In Conversation with starGAZE Participants Billy Buckley, Eleanor Rogers & Lewis Doherty
In this episode we are joined by Billy Buckley, Eleanor Rogers & Lewis Doherty to talk about their craft and career and their experiences on starGAZE.
Report: Our Messy People at GAZE 2025
From overprotective mums, to breaking the law and then some. Khushi Jain shares her top picks from the Our Messy People screening presented on Sunday, 3rd August 2025, at GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival at the Lighthouse Cinema.
Podcast: GAZE FilmmakersJulia Dahomey, Sarah Beeby and Alba Fernandez
In this Film Ireland podcast, we focus on GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival and chat to filmmakers Julia Dahmen (Somewhere Between You & Me) and Sarah Beeby (Gardening), whose shorts are screening at the festival. Ahead of that, we introduce Alba Fernandez to talk about the QUEER TALENT DATAB