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Mark Finch (1961–1995) was an English film curator and key advocate for queer cinema, best known for co-founding what is now BFI Flare and directing the San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. While his primary legacy lies in festival programming and industry advocacy, he also made brief appearances in independent projects, most notably in the 1992 film The Living End.
Mark Finch was an influential English film curator and advocate who co-founded the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, now known as BFI Flare, and served as a director for the San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.
He is primarily recognized as a seminal figure in the development of queer film programming and festivals in the 1990s, with minor acting credits in independent films such as The Living End.