Wotever DIY Film Festival 2016 opens today at 2pm with a screening of Queering Families.
The film explores the bond in families, from coming out to loved ones, to learning to relate and understand yourself as part of an LGBT+ family.
This year’s festival will be held at DIY Space for London, 96-108 Ormside St, London SE15 1TF.
The venue is on a single floor level, with access ramps, widened doors, an accessible toilet and plenty of space for manoeuvering. Toilets are gender neutral and accessible, and parking outside the venue is limited. If you need any assistance with access, email: woteverfilm@gmail.com explaining your needs.
All films will be subtitled in English and all intros and Q&As will have BSL Interpretation. The Opening Night Gala Screening and Queers vs the Patriarchy have audio description, just ask for an AD headset at the desk when you enter the venue.
The tickets for all screenings are now sold out, but organisers will be operating a standby queue. All tickets that aren’t claimed 5 minutes before the screening will be reallocated so if you arrive 20 minutes early there is a good chance you will get in.
If you have booked tickets and for some reason can’t go please contact organisers here: ASAP so your tickets can be reallocated to someone else.
There will be a vegan cafe operating on site and a bar selling alcohol, soft drinks and snacks from 6pm.
At 9:15pm on Saturday September 3, the opening night gala party gets underway with performances from Travis Alabanza, Mzz Kimberley and music by Sarcastathon. There are just two tickets left for this: be quick and grab them before they’re gone!
For more information about the screenings, click here:
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