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Screen Queensland LGBTQIA+ Industry Networking Event


October 27, 2022

YOU ARE INVITED

Screen Queensland invites LGBTQIA+ members of the screen community and their allies to a networking event at New Farm Cinemas on Saturday 5 November.

Enjoy a relaxed and informal chance to connect and share ideas before attending the Brisbane International Film Festival screening of TÁR starring Cate Blanchett — an icon for the queer community!

LOCATION

New Farm Cinemas
701 Brunswick St, New Farm

DATE & TIME

Saturday 5 November
7pm networking, 8.45pm film

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Please note, networking drinks is free to attend, but you must pay to attend the screening. To purchase your tickets to the film, please visit biff.com.au — tickets selling fast.

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