PLAN AHEAD FOR A SEPTEMBER TO RAINBOW REMEMBER! CINEMA DIVERSE ALL ACCESS PASSES ARE ON SALE NOW!
Plan ahead and purchase your All Access Passes for this year’s highly anticipated 15th Anniversary Cinema Diverse Film Festival! A showcase of international talent and storytelling, each year the Palm Springs Cultural Center hosts the only gay film festival where it’s as hot on screen as it is outside! Opening night kicks off with a preview screening of BROS starring Billy Eichner. Then it’s off on a rollicking rainbow rollercoaster with ALL MAN: THE INTERNATIONAL MALE STORY- detailing the “rise” of the catalog that said “yes-you-can,” the “King of the Nudies” Pat Rocco has one last story to share with you – his own in PAT ROCCO DARED, and blast-from-the-past hunky Gregory Harrison celebrates his 75th birthday by visiting his gay son and partner when the s@#$ hits the fan in JIMMY AND CAROLYN – and that’s the first two days!
All Access Passes, Six-Packs, and Tickets are all on sale now and available online at www.cinemadiverse.org. After purchasing your Pass(es), bring your receipt to the Camelot Theatres inside the Palm Springs Cultural Center anytime on or after Wednesday, September 15, 2022 and exchange it for your passes. Palm Springs Cultural Center is located at 2300 E. Baristo Rd, Palm Springs, CA across from the Palm Springs High School.
$179 All Access Passes – good for entry into any Cinema Diverse screening.
$79 Six-Pack – offers discounted access into any six Cinema Diverse screenings.
$14.50 Tickets – good for a one time use entry into any Cinema Diverse screening.
About Cinema Diverse: The Palm Springs LGBTQ+ Film Festival: Cinema Diverse was established by the Palm Springs Cultural Center in 2008, and is dedicated to advancing and further strengthening our diverse gay community by presenting a world-class film festival featuring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender cinema from around the world.
We do this because we believe that LGBTQ+ Filmmakers, and the stories they tell through the movies they make, empower our community, advance our efforts to gain equal rights, and often introduce us to a world that has heretofore never known us.
We also believe LGBTQ+ films and LGBTQ+ film festivals are critical to our local community, and to the world community, because they tell stories that remind us of where we came from, who we are, and who we can be. They tell stories that not only inform and transform those within our community, but also have the power to change the lives and attitudes of people outside our community.
