Bangalore has hosted film festivals on themes related to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT or Queer) communities since 2003. Please click here for the pdf schedule of the 2012 edition of BQFF, and here for the BQFF website.
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Bangalore Queer Film Festival 2012
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