Returning to the GFT and the Art School, which will also be holding an exhibition about its history, SQIFF has doubled down on its commitment to diversity this year, with an eclectic programme. As usual, there's a feast of shorts alongside the features, and a real commitment to celebratimg the achievements of first time filmmakers.

The festival runs from 19 to 24 October.

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Adam's Apple
Adam's Apple
A transgender teen and his mother chronicle their lives, weaving a rare and intimate portrait of a family in transition. Two decades of footage trace a boy's path to manhood and his parents' vulnerability as they reckon with change.
I Am Going To Miss You
I Am Going To Miss You
When a transgender couple move in together, differences quickly surface. One seeks stability while the other seeks something more.
Hunky Jesus
Hunky Jesus
The story of the wildly popular, annual Easter Sunday tradition in San Francisco known as Hunky Jesus.
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