Flamingo Camp
Directed by Chris Coats, 2025, USA, 80 min

Set in the off-grid squatter town known as Slab City, “Flamingo Camp” documents the thriving golden days of a queer and trans community on the fringe of society and its sudden fracturing when an unthinkable tragedy strikes.

The River and The Glen: Camp Trans Scotland
Directed by Jules Lacave-Fontourcy, 2025, United Kingdom, 30 Min
The First Scottish Camp Trans happened in September 2024, near Aberfeldy.  Cradled by the mountains, far from cis-society for a weekend.  Far from being a commodified retreat, Camp Trans was a coming together of trans people to rest and restore strength.  This documentary explores how community care, trans ancestry were the pillars of Camp Trans.

The film follows 3 leading performers from Southeast Asia’s ballroom scene. Teddy from Malaysia who ran away from his homophobic father, Xyza from the Philippines who found beauty in herself after being rejected by the modeling world and Sun who was born to a Thai sex worker mother and European father. 10s Across the Borders is a pan-Asian queer film that confronts homophobia, transphobia, and racism while celebrating the region’s underground ballroom culture, interwoven with New York’s legendary ball scene.

Trans And Pregnant
Directed by Ramon Te Wake, 2025, New Zealand, 58 Min
A thought provoking and inspiring documentary about two men who are on a journey to parenthood. Not by adoption or surrogacy, but by Frankie, a trans man, carrying the baby.

Wait, Wait, Now!
Directed by Ramon Te Wake, 2025, New Zealand, 13 Min
When best friends are left at home for the night, they do what all teenage boys do.

MĀHŪ: A Trans Pacific Love Letter
Directed by Lisette Marie Flanary, 2025, USA, 30 Min
A Beautifully made short documentary about an innovative theater production by master hula teacher, Kumu Hula Patrick Makuakane, which aims to reclaim and celebrate the traditional place of honor and respect given to mahu (transgender) people. The concept of gender fluidity from a Native Hawaiian perspective is explored in a multi-media stage performance featuring acclaimed transgender artists such as Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Iwalani Ho'omanawanui Apo, and Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole.