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Toronto's leading 2SLGBTQ+ film festival is back this year with a mixture of in-person and virtual screenings. With contributions from 28 countries, it includes 38 feature films and a packed programme of shorts. The opening film is Brazilian family drama Mars One, and the festival includes seven world premières.
The festival runs from 26 May to 5 June.
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![Sublime](/images/stills/s/sublime_2022.jpg)
A teenager in a rock band falls for his best friend, who is also one of his bandmates, while acting as his confidante and listening to his plans to impress girls.
![Framing Agnes](/images/stills/f/framing_agnes_2022.jpg)
After discovering case files from a 1950s gender clinic, a cast of transgender actors turn a talk show inside out to confront the legacy of a young trans woman forced to choose between honesty and access.
![Beyond Ed Buck](/images/stills/b/beyond_ed_buck_2022.jpg)
A documentary which follows the tragic murders that took place at the hands of a well-known Democratic political donor.
![Pat Rocco Dared](/images/stills/p/pat_rocco_dared_2021.jpg)
In this colourful trip back in time, filmmaker and activist Pat Rocco shares his incredible life story as one of Hollywood's original boundary pushing gay pioneers.
![Compulsus](/images/stills/c/compulsus_2022.jpg)
Women who have experienced misogynistic violence decide to take justice into their own hands.
![Tramps!](/images/stills/t/tramps_2022.jpg)
Rising from the nihilistic ashes of the punk movement in the late 1970s, a fresh crowd of flamboyant fashionistas, who would later be christened the New Romantics, began to materialise on the streets of London.
![Girls Girls Girls](/images/stills/g/girl_picture_2022.jpg)
Mimmi, Emma and Rönkkö are girls at the cusp of womanhood, trying to draw their own contours. In three consecutive Fridays two of them experience the earth-moving effects of falling in love, while the third goes on a quest to find something she’s never experienced before: pleasure.
![Sirens](/images/stills/s/sirens_None.jpg)
On the outskirts of Beirut, Lilas and Shery, co-founders and guitarists of the Middle East's first all-female metal band, wrestle with friendship, sexuality and destruction in their pursuit of becoming thrash metal rock stars.
![Jeannette](/images/stills/j/jeannette_2022.jpg)
A survivor of the Pulse Nightclub massacre recalls and reflects on the experience.
![Mars One](/images/stills/m/mars_one_2022.jpg)
In Brazil, a lower-middle-class Black family of four tries to keep their spirits up and their dreams going in the months that follow the election of a right-wing president, a man who represents everything they are not.
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