Listen to this articleNow celebrating the 16th year of Damn These Heels, the festival remains unscuffed – and shinier than ever – for all who want to celebrate our community’s diversity by sharing LGBTQ history, culture, ideas, struggles, and triumphs through film.
What started out as a handful of screenings has turned into the longest-running LGBTQ film festival in the Mountain West, an immersive weekend festival that has presented more than 220 thought-provoking and entertaining films over the years including Quiet Heroes, Southwest of Salem, Todrick Hall: Behind the Curtain, The Pearl, Strike a Pose, Kiki, G.B.F., God’s Own Country, The Slippers, Boulevard, Beginners, Summer of Sangaile, and Tangerine.
The 2019 DTH Film Festival passes are now on sale for $60 (until June 4 when price goes to $80), which includes one ticket to Opening Night Film and Party; 10 tickets of your choosing to Festival films (Pass not valid for additional Opening Night Film tickets); priority entrance to Festival screenings; discounts at local restaurants and transportation; and discounts on official Festival merchandise.
Additionally, Festival pass holders may make a donation and receive the following:
- $100, you will receive a Utah Film Center water bottle and listing on our Festival pre-screening reel. *($90 tax-deductible value)
- $250, you will receive a Damn T-shirt, Utah Film Center water bottle, and listing on our Festival pre-screening reel. *($220 tax-deductible value)
- $500, you will receive two Damn T-shirts, two Utah Film Center water bottles, listing on our Festival pre-screening reel and listing on our website. *($440 tax-deductible value.)
Individual film tickets go on sale in early June at $10 each, and a single Opening Night Film and Party ticket is $25.
The festival this year takes place July 12–14, at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. 300 South.
