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image+nation culture queer / not-for-profit // mandate : to encourage and nurture LGBTQ+ culture and storytelling. Through evolving projects, image+nation culture queer explores the diversity of LGBTQ+ life and living through Queer Storytelling. Help us continue supporting and championing these stories. We can create a future for LGBTQ+ creators and audiences by making LGBTQ+ stories and storytelling accessible and shareable for all.

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FESTIVAL ANNOUNCEMENT

image+nation Festival Film LGBT2SQueer Montréal Launches Updated Website


Montreal, 10 September 2024 - image+nation, Montreal's renowned LGBT2SQueer Film Festival, is thrilled to announce the launch of its newly updated website, designed to provide a more engaging and user-friendly experience for the LGBTQ+ community, queer cinema creators, industry members and queer film enthusiasts alike.


The updated website features:

Enhanced Navigation: A more intuitive layout that makes it easier for users to find information on screenings, events, and festival programming.

Integrated Box Office: custom built box office will allow for fast and efficient transactions to provide festival-goers with simple, easy to navigate ticket/pass purchases.

Accessibility: Commitment to inclusivity with tools and resources to ensure that all visitors can enjoy and navigate the site comfortably.

Latest Updates: Timely information about upcoming festivals events, special screenings and activities and exciting events throughout the year.

Film Archives: A comprehensive database showcasing past festival films, allowing users to explore and discover queer cinema history.


"We are excited to unveil our new website, which reflects our dedication to serving the LGBTQ+ community and celebrating queer storytelling through film," said Charlie Boudreau, Executive Director of image+nation culture queer. "This platform will not only keep our audience informed but also foster a deeper connection within our community of filmmakers and queer cinephiles."


The festival continues to be a vital space for diverse LGBTQ+ voices and narratives, and the new website serves as a digital hub for queer filmmakers, industry and cinephiles to engage with compelling content and events.