The festival was first organized in 1984 as part of the Magnus Festival. It is the oldest LGBT film festival in Europe and at the same time the oldest international film festival in Slovenia. Film screenings take place at the Slovenian Cinematheque, traditionally in December. In its 30th edition, the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival as it was known at that time was renamed to LGBT Film Festival.

Festival organizer and publisher of the film catalogue

ŠKUC Association, Metelkova 6, Ljubljana
tel./fax 01 430 3530
www.skuc.org

The festival is financially supported by the Ministry of Culture.

Co-organizers
Slovenian Cinematheque, Kinodvor, Gimnazija Ptuj, CID Ptuj, Intimate Cinema, GT22, MKC Maribor, Youth association Bistrica ob Sotli, MKSMC Botegin, Film Theatre Idrija, Koroška Pride, Knjižnica Ksaverja Meška, Cinema Ariston Trieste.

Selection and organization
Andrej Uzar, Brane Mozetič, Jasmina Šepetavc, Luka Pieri, Miha Bizjak, Miha Satler, Pino Pograjc, Polona Černič, Simona Jerala, Suzana Tratnik in Tadej Rondaij

Translation team
Ana Grmek Kandus, Anja Naglič (vodja), Daša Cerar, Diana Grden Jenko, Domen Kavčič, Elida Fürst, Luka Pieri, Maja Lovrenov, Miha Jenko, Silvana Orel Kos in Tanja Bulajić

Special thanks to
Aleš Pečnik, Aleš Zobec, Alex Devetak, Blaž Brumen, Jan Vasilijevič, Jasna Klančišar, Jasmina Kožar, Jernej Škof, Legebitra, Maja Ličen, Matjaž Končina, Miran Šolinc, Roman Kuhar, Sandi Paulina, Tadeja Pirih, TransAkcija, Zala Hriberšek, Miha Bizjak and many others.

Media supporters
Narobe (www.narobe.si), Radio Študent, Napovednik, Mladina, Gejm.

Catalogue and poster design
Hand Bag