
London LGBTQ+ Film Festival shares digital offer following Coronavirus cancellation
The organisers behind London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival have shared their digital plans online.
Following its cancellation this week due to the Coronavirus pandemic, BFI Flare’s London LGBTQ+ Film Festival has now devised a digital-only offer for festival bookers. The event has announced that they’ll be shifting the festival to BFI Flare at Home, giving festival bookers the opportunity to watch shorts and features that were due to screen at the event.
Films such as And Then We Danced and Don’t Look Down, and the documentary For They Know Not What They Do, can be streamed via BFI Player from 20-29 March, crackmagazine.net reports.
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