Discover the selection of films during Roze Filmdagen, specially dedicated to love between women.
During Roze Filmdagen, you can watch the most beautiful lesbian films from all over the world! From young love to starting a family, you’ll see the full LGBTQ+ experience at Roze Filmdagen.
In addition to feature films, there are also shorts programmes. Here’s how it works: you buy one ticket, settle into your cinema seat, and watch several short films in a single session.
For lesbian films, you can check out the shorts programmes “Stop Kicking My Heart Around,” “Cake and Eat It,” and “Getting It On.”
Discover a selection of the most beautiful films here, and visit our programme page to explore even more (lesbian) films!
Love knows no boundaries.
This is a shorts programme.
Discover the selection of short films in this programme by clicking the links above.
Romantic entanglements in a delightful lesbian comedy.
About the film:
A delightful lesbian romantic comedy featuring a cast made up entirely of lesbian women. The film follows three intertwined love stories. Caught between doubts and desires, these romantic entanglements raise the question: should I run away, or should I commit?
Highly entertaining French cinema with a generous dose of self-irony.
How societal issues can put pressure on a relationship.
About the film:
The lesbian couple Sun-woo and Hee-suh buy a small apartment, investing all their savings in it.
But when Sun-woo loses her job and injures her leg, their relationship begins to deteriorate, while Hee-suh becomes heavily burdened by the mortgage.
The stress reaches a boiling point when an unpleasant smell starts rising from the apartment below.
Lucky, Apartment explores the emotional toll of love under pressure — from societal expectations to personal demons.
Can’t lesbians ever just be happy!?…
This is a shorts programme.
Discover the selection of short films in this programme by clicking the links above.
When Paula runs into her high school crush again, the two set off on a wild road trip.
About the film:
Paula returns to her hometown and unexpectedly runs into her old crush, Sloane. They decide to finally explore the connection they never had the chance to pursue in the past.
After a confrontation with her mother, Paula wants to return to California, while Sloane sees this as her chance to finally leave the small town behind. Together they set off on a road trip from the Midwest—but the journey is anything but smooth.
Oscar submission about simmering tension at a Catholic school
Tuesday 24 March > Tickets
Saturday 28 March >Tickets
About the film:
At sixteen, the introverted Lucia joins the choir at her Catholic school and befriends the popular Ana-Maria. During a rehearsal weekend at a remote monastery, she discovers unexpected desires—an experience that puts her faith, friendship, and identity to the test.
Confrontations with being human
Seven short films about lesbian love
Sunday 22 March > Tickets
Sunday 29 March > Tickets
This is a shorts programme
Discover the selection of short films in this programme by clicking the links above.
Roze Filmdagen PLUS
After this shorts programme, there will be a Q&A with You and Me Makes Three writer/director Emmalie El Fadli and co-writer Hansof Waller.
A look at coming of age, friendships, and love among Gen-Z women
Monday 23 March > Tickets
Friday 27 March > Tickets
About the film:
Filmed over a period of no less than eight years, the film follows its protagonist, Leonie. She and Marlene are best friends.
But when Leonie falls in love with Naomi, she throws herself into her first great love and begins to realise how isolated she has become.
She leaves Berlin and starts a training programme to become a gardener in Brandenburg, hoping to sort out her feelings.
A beautifully dreamy romance filmed in the Greek mountains
Saturday 21 March > Tickets
Wednesday 25 March >Tickets
About the film:
Argyro is a tough farmer from the Greek mountain village of Tyrna, and her best friend is Anneta, the most popular girl in the village. When Anneta admits she is pregnant and plans to leave the village with her dull police officer boyfriend, Argyro challenges her to an adventure.
The youngest daughter breaks free from her family in this award-winning drama
Sunday 22 March > Tickets
Thursday 26 March >Tickets
About the film:
Seventeen-year-old Fatima explores her sexuality, faith, and identity in solitude.
Fatima is the youngest daughter in a French-Algerian family. As a young woman at a turning point in her life, she begins a life-changing—yet often lonely—exploration of her sexuality, her faith, and her identity.
The challenges of queer parenthood
Thursday 19 March > Tickets
Thursday 26 March > Tickets
About the film:
Céline is expecting her first child. But she isn’t pregnant. In three months, Nadia—her wife—will give birth to their daughter. Under the watchful eyes of her friends and mother, and in the eyes of the law, she tries to find her place and her legitimacy.
Visit our programme page to discover even more (lesbian) films!