Film: 'Jimpa' Weaves a Queer Family Tale Through Amsterdam
Starring Olivia Colman and John Lithgow, the drama 'Jimpa' explores three generations of a queer family, with a story set and partially filmed in Amsterdam.
Read moreStarring Olivia Colman and John Lithgow, the drama 'Jimpa' explores three generations of a queer family, with a story set and partially filmed in Amsterdam.
Read moreArtists Karin van Paassen and soek zet exhibit work exploring the vulnerability of the body through black porcelain and textile embroidery.
Read moreAmsterdam's historic Café Saarein has publicly refused funding from Stichting Pride Amsterdam (SPA), criticizing the organization's corporate sponsorships and its monopoly over the city's Pride events ahead of WorldPride 2026.
Read moreAn exhibition at the Amsterdam City Archives exploring the colorful history of drag in the city, from the 17th century to today's vibrant scene.
Read moreThe 23-year-old model and son of David and Victoria Beckham will star alongside Paul Kircher in a French film about a tennis rivalry that evolves into a romance.
Read moreThousands took to the streets of Budapest for the first Pride march since the defeat of Viktor Orbán, celebrating a new sense of freedom while cautiously awaiting concrete legal reforms from the new government.
Read moreA radical experiment in emotional urbanism, creating a temporary queer sanctuary where art builds community at Treehouse NDSM.
Read moreA London-based men's support group, primarily composed of straight men, will march in the city's Pride parade to demonstrate solidarity with its GBT+ members and offer a positive model of masculinity.
Read moreOrganizers in Eugene, Oregon, have canceled their annual Pride march, citing a lack of confidence in the local police's willingness to protect participants from hate groups and a history of recent, targeted actions against trans activists.
Read moreComimg to cinemas in NL in July 'Dreamers' tells the story of two Nigerian women who find an unexpected love while detained in a UK immigration centre, challenging their perspectives on freedom and survival.
Read moreA group art exhibition for WorldPride featuring works by Mylo Freeman, Farzin Kavaji, Kai Looniness, Victor de Bie, Jaap de Klerk, and Gerda van der Stok.
Read moreAmsterdam cinema LAB111 will spend July and August screening a wide range of films that have become central to queer culture, from Hollywood classics to transgressive cult favorites.
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