On Friday, November 17, the closing ceremony in Brno concluded the Mezipatra Queer Film Festival. The Audience Award, created by DECHEM design studio, went to the feature debut of Fireworks (Stranizza d'amuri) by the Italian director Giuseppe Fiorello.
The screening of the film "The Miseducation of Cameron Post" is moving to Thursday, November 16th, at 15:45 at the Lucerna cinema in Brno. The screening was rescheduled from Monday, November 13th, due to technical reasons. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to seeing you on Thursday!
The 24th edition of QFF Mezipatra in the capital has ended. However, the festival is moving to Brno. From November 10 to 17, you can look forward to screenings of the best that has emerged in queer cinematography this year.
PROGRAM
The ceremonial opening will be led by drag queen Ivory Divine, who will enchant you with her performance. The opening film for Brno will be the movie Blue Jean, depicting a teacher from 1980s Great Britain who must keep her sexual orientation a secret. The film offers a audience-friendly insight into the soul of a young woman, bringing the aesthetics of the '80s retro and many powerful moments, raising the challenging question: How would I behave?
After the film screening, two DJ stages and dancing until morning await everyone from 9:30 p.m. onwards.
In addition to great films, you can also attend various accompanying events in Brno. Part of the program includes, for example, various speed dating sessions, discussions on "Care for the Soul" about the mental health of the queer community, and the talk show "V Tranzu" with the unbeatable Lenka Králová.
In Brno, we will also find out the winner of the Audience Award. The announcement will take place on November 17 at the festive closing of the festival at 7:00 p.m. at Kino Art. Until then, you can vote for your favorite film during the screenings. After the ceremony, there will be a screening of the film Drifter about Moritz, who immerses himself more and more into the nocturnal Berlin party life. Following the film, a unique closing party will take place at Fléda, featuring performances by KISTENN, Don Juan Disco, and Vojtík, among others.
On Wednesday, November 8, the festive closing of the 24th Mezipatra queer film festival took place, featuring a total of 69 films. Awards for the best films were presented during the ceremony at Lucerna cinema.
Saturday and Sunday were not only about movies but also our accompanying program. In addition to discussions within 'Queering the Industry,' where you could meet talented filmmakers, we celebrated the festival weekend in style at our biggest party at Planeta Za & Pluto club. However, Mezipatra is far from over. What you shouldn't miss and which movie should you still go see?
One of the key components of the festival is the Industry Program, which focuses on various aspects of the film industry, allowing professionals to share their experiences and knowledge. Here's an overview of the lectures and discussions that will take place on November 4th-5th in Prague.
Mezipatra is just around the corner. We start in Prague this Thursday, and then a festival packed with the best queer films awaits you. Still unsure which film to catch? The most qualified individuals from the Mezipatra team, program coordinators Vadim Kuskov and Viktor Licek, will help you.
Filmmakers from all over the world traditionally participate in Mezipatra film festival. We can therefore look forward to interesting guests who will personally introduce their films and will be available for audience questions after the screenings or at the discussions featured in the accompanying program.
Choosing from 69 feature-length, documentary, and short films is definitely not a walk in the park. That's why the most qualified individuals, our programming coordinators Matúš Slamka and Josef Klimeš, are here to assist you.
We have revealed the PROGRAM of this year's Mezipatra! The theme of the 24th edition of the festival is Crossroads, referring to both everyday small decisions and major life intersections. This year, the audience can enjoy 24 feature films and 45 short films, screened on the big screen from November 2nd to 9th in Prague and from November 10th to 17th in Brno. The festival's grand opening will take place on November 2nd at 7:00 PM at Lucerna Cinema with the film Fireworks, based on true events.
