The festival opened with the screening of specially commissioned films in English and Welsh, while a jury choose the winner of the international selection of short films.
Organiser Berwyn Rowlands said it was important there was a festival that celebrated LGBT films.
“Politically, gay people are in a much better position in the UK than they were 10 years ago,” he said.
“We can get married, we can adopt children, we have rights in the workplace.
“But I think we are still relatively invisible, and so there are still many stories about gay existence that don’t make it on to mainstream television or cinema.”
Read more at www.bbc.com
