THIS EVENT IS FOR THE ONLINE PARTY ONLY - for tickets to the IRL event on resale, please head to: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/9367/mubi-presents-pride-unprejudiced-the-party-with-fringe-and-queer-house-party

Celebrate Pride month with MUBI, Queer House Party and Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest! .

Were hosting a dress-up screening of Rainer Werner Fassbinders QUERELLE, a cult classic evoking the world of cruising through a handsome sailors sexual and criminal pursuits in a port towns seamy underworld. Join us online for an afterparty, with DJs and performances curated by Queer House Party and Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest, celebrating unapologetic queer joy.

In order to experience this event online:

You can watch QUERELLE at home, it will be streaming on MUBI as part of their season Pride Unprejudiced. Watch with 30 days of MUBI membership for free. We recommend starting the film by 7:50pm to get yourself in the mood for our Naughty Nautical afterparty.

We want to see sailor-wear, aquamarine creatures, fishy queens, butch babes on boats, maritime magic...

The Afterparty will be kicking off at 9:45pm and in true QHP fashion, well also be hosting this party on Zoom. Makes sure you have a Zoom account and register for a free ticket to receive the viewing link.

The online party will have Audio Descriptions and Closed Captions. Please note there will not be any BSL interpretation for this event.

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