Highlights from the 22nd London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival are touring the nation this summer, coming to a cinema near you.

In August, Nottingham's Broadway, Filmhouse Edinburgh, GAZE Film Festival in Dublin, Chichester Film Festival, Tyneside Cinema in Gateshead, Phoenix Arts Centre in Leicester, Cornerhouse Manchester and Glasgow Film Theatre will all show a selection of films from this year's LLGFF.

The films on tour are Isaac Julien's Derek, Bruce LaBruce's Otto; Or, Up With Dead People, Breakfast with Scot, Finn's Girl, Spider Lilies, Before I Forget, She's A Boy I Knew and Gregg Araki's Smiley Face.

The Festival website will continue to hold reviews, discussions, podcasts, trailers, interviews and Festival photos and you will find updated information on the touring films and participating venues.

Remember to keep your email subscription details current, so we can keep you up-to-date with any forthcoming Festival news.

Finally, we hope you enjoyed the Festival as much as we did and we look forward to seeing you again next year!

BFI Southbank: Out at the Pictures

Enjoy films that might not otherwise find a place outside the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival in our dedicated monthly LGBT slot. In August, Out at the Pictures will bring you Unveiled, an intelligent thriller from the director of this year's LLGFF Closing Night film (Vivere) and Nagisa Oshima's Gohatto.

BFI Filmstore

Take the Festival Home with this selection of BFI DVDs, focusing on queer culture, including three Derek Jarman films which have been digitally restored and re-mastered by BFI National Archive. The BFI also publishes a wide range of film-related books, including Queer As Folk, part of our BFI TV classics range.

BFI Recommends

Brokeback Mountain (15)
Part of Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House
Saturday 2 August

Film4 Summer Screen transforms the magnificent Edmond J.Safra Fountain Court at Somerset House into a full-scale open-air cinema with state of the art giant screen, 35mm projection and surround-sound.

Experience strong emotions under the stars with this special screening of Ang Lee's profound and powerful romantic-drama, Brokeback Mountain. The late Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal dominate the screen, their love for one another set against the striking landscape of the American West.

Film starts at 9.15pm as darkness falls, but arrive early (from 6.30pm), relax and soak up the atmosphere before the film with good food, drinks and DJs. Tickets & Information at www.somersethouse.org.uk / www.channel4.com/film.

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