What is Pink Screen at The Projector?
Pink Screen at The Projector is a series of film screenings that showcase the talent, struggles and victories of the LGBTQ community across different countries and cultures. Pink Screen is an official signature event of Pink Fest.
Rated: R21
Date: Fri 9 Jun
FUNDRAISER SCREENING
All proceeds go to The T Project
2009 Oscar Winner: Best Lead Actor (Sean Penn) & Best Writing, Original Screenplay
The story of Harvey Milk, and his struggles as an American activist who fought for gay rights and became California’s first openly gay elected official.
*Only persons aged 21 years old & above (as of screening date) can watch this film.
Rated: R21
4K Restored Version
Two Screenings Only: Sat 10 Jun & Fri 30 Jun
In Cantonese, with English subtitles
Lai and his lover Ho go on a trip to Buenos Aires from Hong Kong. Their torrid relationship lives out among lusty tango bars and the salsa music of La Boca sidewalks. But tensions grow between the two lovers, as they find themselves far from home with their lives drifting in opposite directions.
Directed by Wong Kar Wai, with cinematography by Christopher Doyle, starring Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung.
*Only persons aged 21 years old & above (as of screen date) can watch this film.
Rated: R21 TBC
Dates: Fri 2 Jun, Sun 11 Jun
Born with both male and female genitals, but raised like a boy by his conservative family, Adam goes through all the things prepubescent boys go through, including a fascination with strange animals he takes for pets and being smitten by a lovely girl.
R21 rating expected: pls do not purchase tickets if you are under 21 years old (as of screen date).
Rated: M18
Dates: Sat 3 Jun, Fri 16 Jun, Sun 25 Jun
Halim and Mina run a traditional caftan store in one of Morocco’s oldest medinas. To keep up demanding customer orders, they hire Youssef. The talented apprentice shows an utmost dedication in learning the art of embroidery and tailoring from Halim. Slowly Mina realizes how much her husband is moved by the presence of the young man.
Rated: R21
Dates: Sat 3 Jun, Sun 11 Jun, Tues 20 Jun
The life of emerging drag queen Opera Tang offers a moving portrait of being queer in Singapore. Together with her biological and chosen family, Opera navigates a rapidly changing landscape of queer acceptance in Singapore – illuminating the struggles and joys of becoming who you want to be, and what it means to carve out a safe space in a society that is at times cruel to those who are different.
*Only persons aged 21 years old & above (as of screening date) can watch this film.
Rated R21
Dates: Thu 01 June & Sat 17 June
The youngest son in a traditional Pakistani family takes a job as a backup dancer in a Bollywood-style burlesque and quickly becomes infatuated with the strong-willed trans woman (Alina Khan) who runs the show. The debut feature from writer-director Saim Sadiq, JOYLAND explores the many sides of love and desire in a patriarchal society.
*Only persons aged 21 years old & above (as of screening date) can watch this film.
Rating: R21 TBC
Dates: Sun 4 Jun, Fri 23 Jun, Thu 29 Jun (PH)
The arrival of an intimate letter prompts a young woman to bring her mother on vacation to a small Japanese town, where someone special resides.
R21 rating expected: pls do not purchase tickets if you are under 21 years old (as of screen date).