Photography: Ducie Street Warehouse
A new monthly offering from Superbia, Superbia Cinema is a celebration of queer film taking place at the fabulous Ducie Street Mini Cini.
Each month, Superbia showcases a series of short films by talented LGBTQ+ creatives, and screenings are often followed by a special Filmmaker Q&A.Superbia Cinema is a great way for film enthusiasts and those interested in LGBTQ+ arts to come together and immerse themselves in queer culture, and offers an excellent opportunity for attendees to learn more about each film's production process, directors, actors, filmmakers and more.
We want to make sure that LGBTQ+ arts & culture is accessible to all - that's why all of our Superbia Cinema events are completely free to attend.
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Previous screenings
March
In March, Ducie Street Mini Cini hosted their ‘Coming Of Age’ takeover.
Back by popular demand and following two sold-out Superbia Cinema events, Superbia presented four short pieces of queer filmmaking curated by Joshua Hubbard:
Baba
Sam Arbor and Adam Ali
Ladies Day
Abena Taylor-Smith
Dragged Up
Laura Jayne Tunbridge
Come
David McShane
February
Febuary's Mini Cini theme at Ducie Street Warehouse was ‘Love and Community’, and we were thrilled to screen a special LGBTQ+ History Month digital adaptation of Alexis Gregory’s critically acclaimed ‘Riot Act’, presented by Emmerson & Ward.
January
In January, Ducie Street Warehouse Mini Cini hosted their Wellness & Mental Health take over. We were thrilled to screen three fantastic works:
A Love Letter
Written by Joshua Hubbard and directed by Joshua Hubbard and Lee Baxter.
The Cost of Living
Written and directed by Alice Trueman
Requiem
Directed by Emma J. Gilbertson and written by Laura Jayne Tunbridge
