A prominent LGBTQ+ film festival is returning, featuring over 150 films. The festival, known as 'Out on Film', will showcase a variety of powerful stories on the big screen.
The event is scheduled to take place from September 24 to October 4 at Landmark Midtown Arts Cinema.
Further details about the festival, including its lineup, can be found through ATL Live, which has obtained an exclusive preview of the upcoming event.
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