Kate Jessop

A celebration of queer figures in both historical and contemporary times who have helped push forward arts, politics or science.

A young man comes to terms with his sexuality and confronts his bully in his home neighbourhood of Merton (London). Specially commissioned for the Southbank Festival of Neighbourhood 2013, adapted from the poem by Richard Scott.

About the estranged relationship between a father and his gay daughter, now a young mother.

A film about a boy's feelings of love for his best friend, another boy.

Who are the queer heroes walking amongst us now or in recent times? A celebration of LGBTQ+ figures who have helped push forward culture and society a little more for the rest of us. A collaboration during the 2020 quarantine between 14 LGBTQ+ identified animators around the world, the structure is based on the old Surrealist drawing game Exquisite Corpses.

An ethnographic portrait of one stigmatised woman coal miner, in the village of Kante, in Tajikistan.

What do cats talk about when their owners aren't around? What do they really think of their lesbian owners?

Who is the queerest of them all? This queer off will reveal all! Warning: may include vogueing karate.