In turns terrifying and exhilarating, the act of speaking up is intimately connected to queer cinema. Queer stories have often been way ahead of their time, challenging heteronormative hegemonies and influencing the mainstream from the fringes. But the journey has hardly been smooth throughout. For decades, the space for queer voices and stories on the big screen was minimal, and people had to read between the lines of the few that snuck their way into mainstream productions. Consciously or not, many of these stories ended up shaping us, influencing opinions and diversifying the language of cinema - a power that queer cinema definitely possesses still. In this second edition of the popular Teddy Talents Talks, illustrious filmmakers and creatives, connected in various ways to this year's Berlinale, join the audience to share and discuss their visions on the verbal, visual, and hidden codes of queer cinema today.