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Topic: film-festivals

The Los Angeles LGBT Center's Village at Ed Gould Plaza in Hollywood
Entertainment
Thursday, 7/30, 10:12 PM

Outfest Is Back, Smaller and Solvent. Can That Hold?

  • Los Angeles's LGBTQ+ film festival nearly folded after layoffs, a unionization fight and a leadership collapse.
  • It returned this month with 20 films in a single theater and an interim director who says the money is finally steady, if not plentiful.

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