upcoming events
Double Feature Alert:
The Worst Person in the World + Pillion!
A night of cinematic self-discovery and dark romantic obsession
thursday, June 25, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. | State Theatre
We are partnering with our friends at the Paramount to bring you an unforgettable Thursday night double feature. Whether you're here to swoon over the bittersweet, subtitle-drenched romantic crisis of The Worst Person in the World, or you're ready to get completely revved up by Alexander Skarsgård’s leather-clad, dominant biker energy in the jaw-dropping queer drama Pillion—this is the ultimate summer movie night.
General Admission $15 (Film Fan Members get in free!)
aGLIFF x AAAFF
✨Community Partner Highlights✨
Join aGLIFF and the Austin Asian American Film Festival for a high-energy, urgent look at free speech, digital power, and internet culture in the Texas Premiere of TIKTOK NEVER DIES.
Thursday, June 25, 2026 at 7:35 p.m. | AFS CinemA
From SXSW Grand Jury Prize-winning director Hao Wu comes a hysterical, lightning-fast documentary tracking the chaotic legal battle over the nationwide TikTok ban. Following three creators who took the fight to court, it’s a brilliant examination of political warfare, free speech, and who controls our cultural narratives.
Exclusive aGLIFF Benefit:
All active aGLIFF fans score $3 off single tickets using the code “agliff”
🌈 NOT-SO-SHORT SHORTS + Q&A
A breathtaking documentary block celebrating resilience, human connection, and transgender cultural history.
Sunday, June 28, 2026 AT 4:30 p.m. | AFS Cinema
aGLIFF is incredibly proud to be community partner on this documentary shorts block, highlighted by MĀHŪ—a gorgeous multi-media study of the history of māhū (transgender) people who have beautifully existed in traditional Hawaiian culture for generations. The block also features powerful personal stories of family lineage (This House of Ours) and community survival (Light on a Hill)
Exclusive aGLIFF Benefit:
All active aGLIFF fans score $3 off single tickets using the code “agliff”
Based in Austin, Texas — aGLIFF’s mission is to create positive and visible film programs relevant to the lives of LGBTQ+ identified people, to educate the community about LGBTQ+ issues, to produce and promote the best in LGBTQ+ community building events, and to support and partner with other organizations to enlighten the public.
