Queer Lisboa & Queer Porto - International Queer Film Festivals

Lisboa, Portugal
Tier CTrusted
55
Legitimacy Score

Emerging or unverified festival

Queer Lisboa & Queer Porto is Portugal’s leading queer film festival series, founded in 1997 and centered in Lisbon with a Porto edition as well. It is notable as the country’s longest-running film festival dedicated exclusively to LGBTQ+ cinema, presenting feature films, documentaries, shorts, school films, and experimental works through its Queer Art section. The festival is significant in the international circuit for showcasing award-winning queer films, attracting major festival titles and guests, and serving as a major platform for queer cinema in Europe.

Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+20 pts)

  • 30 years of verifiable history
  • 1 verified pro signal
  • Verified trusted status

Red Flags (-15 pts)

  • No physical screenings

Trust Signals

Positive Signals

  • Documented history with archived programs

Festival Details

Founded

1996

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Legitimacy Score55/100
TierTier C
Reviews0
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