Instead you’ve got at least three films that will be back at the Landmark Midtown Art Cinema for a regular run before Thanksgiving and several more that deserve theatrical runs but aren’t perceived as being commercially viable.
I’ve been covering LGBT festivals for a long time, and I can remember when a situation like this year’s -“Love Is Strange” opened before the festival, “The Imitation Game” wasn’t available in time and Out on Film screened “To Be Takei” and “The Dog” prior to the festival-would have left nothing but a few awful rom-coms and a documentary about the LGBT movement in some country or region that is years or decades behind the U.S. I was repeatedly blown away by the quality of many of the films I previewed. This year’s selection at Out on Film is outstanding.
