'Out There' brings global LGBTQ+ stories to Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville
Chris Holliday, director of special programs, says the series features a wide range of films—old and new, narrative and documentary, international and local—showcasing diverse LGBTQ+ experiences.
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Aug 7, 2025, 4:58 PM
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8h agoA new monthly film festival called “Out There” is underway at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, spotlighting powerful stories that celebrate LGBTQ+ life around the world.
Chris Holliday, director of special programs, says the series features a wide range of films—old and new, narrative and documentary, international and local—showcasing diverse LGBTQ+ experiences.
Some screenings include Q&As or panel discussions to encourage conversation after the film.
The series is presented in partnership with The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community Center, with a new movie shown each month.
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