Out On Film announces Spring Mini Fest lineup

Atlanta's LGBTQ+ film festival to feature five queer films over three days in March

Published on Feb. 18, 2026

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Out On Film, Atlanta's LGBTQ+ film festival, has announced the lineup for the fourth annual Spring Mini Fest. From March 17-19, the festival will screen five LGBTQ+ films at Landmark Midtown Arts Cinema as part of its Queer All Year initiative. Tickets are available for each film, or attendees can purchase a festival pass to watch all five films for the price of four.

Why it matters

Out On Film's Spring Mini Fest provides a platform for LGBTQ+ filmmakers and stories, helping to amplify diverse voices and perspectives within the local Atlanta community and beyond. The festival's Queer All Year programming ensures LGBTQ+ films and content are accessible year-round, not just during Pride season.

The details

The Spring Mini Fest lineup includes five films: 'A Deeper Love: the Story of Miss Peppermint', 'In Transit' (Georgia premiere), 'On the Sea' (Southeastern premiere), 'Love Letters' (Southeastern premiere), and 'Bookends' (Southeastern premiere). The films cover a range of LGBTQ+ themes and experiences, from trans representation and activism to explorations of masculinity, desire, and family.

  • The Out On Film Spring Mini Fest will take place from March 17-19, 2026.
  • Tickets are available for each individual film, or attendees can purchase a festival pass to watch all five films for the price of four.

The players

Out On Film

Atlanta's LGBTQ+ film festival that provides a platform for diverse queer stories and perspectives.

Landmark Midtown Arts Cinema

The venue hosting the Out On Film Spring Mini Fest screenings.

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The takeaway

The Out On Film Spring Mini Fest demonstrates the festival's commitment to showcasing a diverse range of LGBTQ+ stories and perspectives throughout the year, providing Atlanta's queer community and allies with opportunities to engage with and celebrate queer cinema.