What If? Film Club

12/10/2026

08/10/2026

🎉 DEREK vs DEREK IS SOLD OUT! 🎉

All 40 tickets have now gone — thank you so much for such a fantastic response.

If you missed out, you can still join our waiting list. If any tickets become available, we’ll contact people on the list.

Join the waiting list at the bottom of this page: www.ticketsource.com/makechange/derek-vs-derek/e-zpqekb

We’re really looking forward to a full house on Sunday!

17/09/2026

Tickets available from https://www.ticketsource.com/makechange/pride/e-bpkbvb or pay cash or card on the door.

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15/09/2026

🏳️‍🌈 PRIDE — this Sunday at Studio Moffat

Set during the 1984 miners’ strike, Pride tells the true story of a group of le***an and gay activists who raised money to support a Welsh mining community — and what happened when two groups expected to have very little in common stood together.

It’s warm, funny and a fabulous film about solidarity, courage and finding connection in unexpected places.

We’ll have tea and cake, with time after the film for a relaxed conversation about LGBTQ+ safety and belonging in rural communities.

📅 Sunday 20 September
⏰ 2pm
📍 Studio Moffat
🎟 Pay What You Can

Part of the Dumfries Pride Fringe programme.

Book at ticketsource.com/makechange

11/09/2026

Coming from Dumfries or Glasgow to see our Pride films?

There are Sunday buses that will get you to Moffat in time for the film — and home again afterwards.

Here are the relevant timetables for Q***r as Punk this Sunday and Pride next Sunday.

Both films start at 2pm at Studio Moffat.

🎟 Pay What You Can
🏳️‍🌈 Part of the Dumfries Pride Fringe

10/09/2026

What does it mean to be q***r, loud and determined not to disappear?

Q***r as Punk follows Malaysian q***r punk band Shh…Diam!—whose name means “Shut up!”—as they make music, challenge prejudice and create a place where they can belong.

Screening at Studio Moffat this Sunday as part of the Dumfries Pride fringe programme.

After the film, stay with us for a relaxed zine-making workshop exploring what it means to be q***r in a rural area. No experience needed—we’ll provide the materials. Just bring your ideas!

Q***r as Punk
Studio Moffat · Sunday 13 September · 2pm
Pay What You Can

Book here: https://www.ticketsource.com/makechange/q***r-as-punk/e-djqyem

09/09/2026

🏳️‍🌈 To celebrate Dumfries Pride, we’re showing two special films as part of this year’s Pride Fringe programme.

Q***R AS PUNK
Sunday 13 September · 2pm

A documentary following Malaysia’s first openly q***r punk band.

After the film, we’ve got one of our awesome zine-making workshops - led by Cat Major.

PRIDE
Sunday 20 September · 2pm

Based on the true story of a group of le***an and gay activists who supported striking miners in 1984.

Afterwards, we’ll have an informal discussion about q***r life in rural Scotland.

📍 Studio Moffat
🎟️ Pay What You Can
Everyone welcome.

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***rAsPunk

26/08/2026

As part of Make/Change’s support for Dumfries Pride 2026, What If? Film Club and Q***rs of the South are bringing two brilliant q***r films to Studio Moffat this September.

On Sunday 13 September, Q***r as Punk follows the members of Malaysian q***r punk band Shh…Diam! as they make music, challenge expectations and create space to live as themselves. We’ll also be holding a zine-making workshop exploring what it means to be q***r in a rural place.

Then, on Sunday 20 September, we’re screening Pride—the funny, warm and defiant true story of the le***an and gay activists who supported striking miners in 1984, and the unexpected solidarity that grew between two very different communities. Afterwards, there’ll be time to continue the conversation over tea and home baking, and to think about what helps create safety and belonging for LGBTQIA+ people in rural areas today.

Both screenings begin at 2pm and are Pay What You Can, because we want everyone to be able to come.

Q***r as Punk — Sunday 13 September, 2pm

Pride — Sunday 20 September, 2pm

Book tickets at ticketsource.com/makechange

24/06/2026

Just one week to go.

Three young women. One forgotten story.

Gentle, Angry Women follows Poppy, Xanthe and Evie as they discover the story of Greenham Common and explore what activism, protest and making change mean for their generation.

Sunday 28 June • 2pm • Studio Moffat

Includes a live online Q&A with filmmaker Barbara Santi after the screening.

Book here: ticketsource.com/makechange/gentle-angry-women/e-qrezze

17/06/2026