Review: New Irish Shorts at Gaze
2026's New Irish Shorts are urgent and heartfelt. Familiar queer tales of tradition and family come in new shapes and sizes as Khushi Jain reviews.
James is a programmer, curator, writer & the founder/director of TITE (Trans Image/Trans Experience), Ireland’s first festival dedicated to trans and non-binary cinema. A programmer at GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival, James has shaped its shorts programme while championing bold queer cinema. His writing on queer & trans life appears in The Stinging Fly, Southword Editions, Monstrous Regiment & The Liminal Review. He also works with the Small Trans Library Dublin & Trans Writers Union.
2026's New Irish Shorts are urgent and heartfelt. Familiar queer tales of tradition and family come in new shapes and sizes as Khushi Jain reviews.
Sleek, sexy, and thrilling: Khushi Jain reviews the Testing Limits shorts block 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.
In this episode of the Film Ireland podcast, we look at the TRANS IMAGE / TRANS EXPERIENCE (TITE) FILM FESTIVAL, chatting with founder James Hudson & filmmaker Theda Hammel, as well as celebrating the Young Irish Film Makers on their Global Production Award nomination at Cannes.
Ahead of the launch of TITE, Assistant Editor Dev Murray caught up with the festival’s co-founders James, Ailo and Caleb, to hear how their own journeys with film shaped the creation of this exciting new festival.