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Eighth annual
Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, April 21–30

This year's Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival will take place Friday, April 21, through Sunday, April 30, bringing 10 days of queer features, shorts, documentaries, panels, and more. The event opens with the Spanish film Reinas (Queens) and closes with Todd Stephens's teen flick spoof Another Gay Movie. Other highlights include tributes to TLA Entertainment Group and French director Francois Ozon, a "Beyond Brokeback Mountain" panel discussion, and Advocate arts and entertainment editor Alonso Duralde's clip show and discussion based on his book 101 Must-see Movies for Gay Men. For tickets and more information, including a complete schedule of events, visit www.MGLFF.com.

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