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Lesbian streaming service 'LesFlicks' launches in the UK

A new streaming service focusing on stories of lesbian and bisexual women has now launched in the UK.

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Starting out as a collective that ran film screenings and events around the United Kingdom, LesFlicks is now a full streaming service complete with a selection of queer films, web series’ and shorts.

LesFlicks founder Naomi Bennett launched the service at a Wales’ LFest – a celebration of lesbian arts.

“Whilst I knew that this was an area where I could make a real impact, I’ve been bowled over by the momentum of interest and opportunities, and the number of films available,” Bennett said in a statement.

“The film clubs are providing an important social aspect and we are collecting great date to show that there is an audience for these films which hopefully will help lead to more funding in the future.”

“I’m looking forward to many more collaborations, partnerships and events as we continue to grow our reach and offering across the UK and into Europe.”

OIP Staff


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