Vue Glasgow marking Pride Month with series of LGBTQ+ films

The season line-up includes three titles: Fairyland, Madfabulous, and Lesbian Space Princess.

Alison Dryden, general manager at Vue Glasgow, said: "At Vue we’re committed to showcasing films that reflect the rich diversity of our audiences and this Pride we’re especially proud to highlight stories that celebrate and represent our LGBTQ+ communities.

"We can't wait to welcome film fans to switch off and immerse themselves in human stories with big emotions, deep connections - and moments that stay with will last long after the credits roll."

Fairyland, the first film in the series, is an adaptation of Alysia Abbott’s memoir and is produced by Academy Award winner Sofia Coppola.

The film tells the story of a young girl whose world changes after her mother’s death, as she moves to 1970s San Francisco with her father. 

Arriving on Friday, June 5 is Madfabulous, which tells the true story of Henry Paget who inherited an estate in 1890s North Wales and became known for his flamboyant lifestyle.

Alongside his cousin Lily and butler Gelert, Henry navigates tradition, relatives, and the shadow of his estranged father. 

The season concludes with Lesbian Space Princess, an animated sci-fi adventure that will be screened from Saturday, June 20.

The story follows Princess Saira from the planet Clitopolis as she travels across the GAY-laxy on a mission to save her ex from the Straight White Maliens. 

Details about screening times and tickets can be found at www.myvue.com.