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reach out across the country and around the world. Today, Frameline films touch the lives of people of all ages at film festivals and in university classrooms and libraries in more than forty states, including Alabama, Tennessee, Montana, Georgia, Missouri, Illinois, Florida and Texas. Internationally, our films are reaching audiences in some 26 countries, such as Poland, Argentina, Korea, Hungary, Ireland and the Czech Republic. Standing on the shoulders of those who came before - filmmakers and activists, rebels and revolutionaries - we are afforded a clear and inspiring view of the years to come. Frameline has always represented voices that have been silenced, ignored or discounted. We will continue to expand this commitment with innovative programs and a dedication to showcasing the wonderful diversity of our community. Simply put, we must challenge, transcend, represent, deliver, dare, score and sizzle! And with your enduring support and participation, we will do just that. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our donors, members, volunteers, corporate partners and foundation funders for 31 years of generosity and encouragement. Together we have built a truly vibrant and unique LGBT film community, and the world is a better place for it.

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Israeli director Eytan Fox returns to the Film Festival with this year's Centerpiece film, The Bubble, a modern, queer Romeo and Juliet set in Tel Aviv, that finds a pair of gay lovers - one Israeli, the other Palestinian - coming face­ to-face with the harsh realities that have fueled their attraction yet also conspire to drive them apart.. This year's Film Festival presents a record number of world premieres, beginning with here! Films' Shelter, the first project from the network's new independent film initiative. Frameline's audiences will also be the first to see Gifted and Challenged: The Making of Shortbus, a behind-the-scenes peek at the creation of John Cameron Mitchell's extraordinary film, and Through Thick and Thin, the first feature-length documentary about the struggles faced by same-sex, bi-national couples. Great things continue to come in small packages, and short films have always been a large part of the Festival. With online video viewing increasing by leaps and bounds, queer filmmakers are churning out more and more short-form productions. Frameline continues to bring what are often some of the best small films to the big screen with 155 shorts screening across twenty programs, from the perennial favorites Fun in Girls' Shorts and Fun in Boys' Shorts to the sci-fi fantasy program OUTer Limits and Bi Request, a specially curated program of shorts about bisexuality. Many of these shorts will be released internationally by Frameline Distribution, which has a record number of films in this year's Festival. . We'll end with a big bang on Closing Night with the premiere of Jamie Babbit's Itty Bitty Titty Committee. The direc­ tor of Frameline24's Closing Night Film But I'm a Cheerleader returns to the Castro Theatre with this revolutionary film about the transformation of a young girl into a proud activist. We will also be honoring producer Andrea Sperling with the 2007 Frameline Award at the Castro Theatre on Closing Night. Sperling has produced more than 17 feature films, including Itty Bitty Titty Committee and But I'm a Cheerleader, as well as D.E.B.S., Prozac Nation and the very first films from previous Frameline Award winner Gregg Araki. From radical feminism and the Middle East conflict to surfing the waves and exposing the religious right, the films that make up Frameline31 clearly demonstrate the power, diversity and humanity of our collective communities. Enjoy Frameline31!

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Frameline's mission is to strengthen the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and further its visibility by supporting FRAMELI N E THAN KS THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR GENEROUS YEAR-ROUND SUPPORT:

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and promoting a broad array of cultural representations and artistic expression in film, video and other media arts.

EXHIBITION With annual attendance of

60,000 to 80,000, the San Francisco International LGBT Film

Festival is the longest running, largest and most widely recognized LGBT film exhibition event in the world. Founded in

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Festival is the most prominent and well attended

LGBT arts event in the Bay Area. Frameline also presents year-round exhibition events.

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screenings of socially relevant works at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center. Year­ round programs also include members-only screenings and special events as well as sneak previews of feature films and documentaries.

DISTRIBUTION Established in 1981, Frameline Distribution serves an international audience of hundreds

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Bob Dockendorff Media Fund

of thousands and is the leading educational distributor solely dedicated to LGBT film and video. Frameline is an important bridge between independent filmmakers and their audiences, and our collection of more than

college students, individuals and families in urban centers, small towns and rural areas through multiple channels, including film festival screenings, television airings and home video sales.

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THE MEMBERS OF FRAMELlNE, PRIVATE DONORS AND CORPORATE SPONSORS ALSO FUND OUR PROGRAMS. WE THANK ALL OF THESE PARTNERS FOR FURTHERING OUR MISSION AND SUPPORTING QUEER MEDIA ARTS.

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1990, nearly eighty films and videos have been completed with assistance from the

Frameline Film & Video Completion Fund. Awards are made annually and provide much needed support to filmmakers for their final editing and lab work. Once completed, these films often go on to receive international exposure. Submissions include documentary, educational, narrative, animated and experimental projects by or about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their communities. Frameline also supports filmmakers with

$10,000 First Feature Award (see page 16) and the $10,000 Best Documentary Award (see page 15), as well as three $2,500 audience awards. the largest cash awards of any LGBT film festival in the world: the

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Recognizing excellence in documentary filmmaking, Frameline is proud to offer The Michael J.

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for an outstanding documentary film screening at Frameline31. Over the past three decades, the

documented the real-life challenges and victories and the rich and complex history of our global LGBT community. From a former gay Marine recalling the horrors of his country's current occupation of Iraq to a celebration of 25 years of "out" comedy from

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Love Man Love Woman

Black White + Gray

Miracle

Born Again

Mothel1ucker: A Movie

Fall from Grace

On the Downlow

The Fall of '55

Queer Streets

Free Havana

Red Without Blue

Gender Redesigner

Girl Inside

The Godfather of Disco

In Trust and Love

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Kate Clinton, this year's eligible documentaries again demonstrate the scope and depth of the LGBT experience.

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25th Anniversary Tour

Semper Fi: One Marine's Journey

Sex Change Hospital

Through Thick and Thin

Two Homelands: Cuba and the Night

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Paris, 1984. In a cruisey city park, Adrien, a sophisticated, middle-aged doctor, meets Manu, a buoyant 18-year-old. Manu turns down Adrien's proposition -then asks him to hold his jacket while he joins an orgy in the bushes. Not the best way to start a relationship, yet Adrien takes Manu under his wing. Manu needs guidance, and Adrien comes alive as he tromps around Paris with this energetic newcomer. Adrien's friend Sarah worries that he's being taken advantage of, but Adrien disagrees: "You can ask anything of your friends." The possibilities of friendship are at the heart of this elegant new film from Andre Techine, whose 1994 Wild Reeds is already a classic. Once again, the French auteur demonstrates the complexity of desire - plus his knack for casting sexy, intense young French actors. In lesser hands, the May/December dynamic would slip into heartbreak and stop there, but Techine raises the stakes as The Witnesses becomes a story of relationships tested by the onslaught of AIDS. Like a cinematic string quartet, the film intertwines four fascinating lives. Carefree Manu turns dangerous under pressure. Adrien, a doormat in love, becomes a medical warrior fighting the deadly new virus. Sarah struggles to balance motherhood with artistry, while her macho Algerian husband falls into his first gay affair. The Witnesses takes us through a tumultuous year asking us to bear witness to the lives it portrays. -ICM. SOEHNLEIN THE WITNESSES

dir Andre Techine 2007 France 1 14 min in French with English subtitles.

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Director Eytan Fox (Yossi and Jagger) offers a sexy, modern and queer Romeo and Juliet in th is story of lovers from two different worlds. Noam is a handsome record- store attendant who serves part-time with the Israeli Army at a checkpoint on the border of the

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cal causes and consider themselves enlightened, distributing left-wing flyers opposing Israel's Palestinian policy and

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orga nizing anti-occupation raves. Noam's world is rocked when he meets Ashraf, a soulful Palestinian who crosses through the checkpoint one day, then turns up again on the gay party scene in Tel Aviv. Noam and Ashraf hook up, and soon Noam is arm-twisting his roommates into accepting Ashraf as a new member of the household. The passionate affa i r flourishes in this "bubble" of li beral sentiment, but the world can only be held at bay for so long, as political and family pressures force Ashraf into cat­ aclysmic decisions that threaten the love he's found with Noam. Ultimately, each character comes faceAo-face with the harsh realities that have fueled their attraction yet also conspire to drive them apart. Stern and unflinching in its mapping of battle li nes, The Bubble passionately celebrates the love that brings Noam and Ashraf together, despite the legacy of conflictthey've inherited.

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THE BUBBLE dir. Eytan Fox 2006 Israel 1 1 7 min in Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles


to independent producer Andrea Sperling Andrea Sperling has produced more than 17 feature films, including Iffy Biffy Tiffy Committee (this year's Closi ng Night Fil m), D.E.B.S., But I'm a Cheerleader, Prozac Nation and the very first films by previous Frameline Award winner Gregg Araki. Always willing to take chances and a firm believer in bringing risky, artistic and thoroughly enjoyable films into the world, Andrea is a force to be reckoned with in the independent film community. Sperling sits on the Board of Directors for POWER UP (Professional Organization of Women in Enterta in ment Reach i ng U p) a n d has been profiled in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Art Forum, Paper Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, Detour magazine, The Advocate, IndieWire, Filmmaker Magazine, AIVF and on the Sundance Channel. In June 2005, the Vienna Film Festival honored her with a career retrospective. In 2004, Sperl ing received the Wolfe Career Achievement Award at the Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, and that same year, POWER U P named her one of the Ten Most Amazing Women in Hollywood. Sperling has been nomi nated twice by the Independent Feature Project West for a Spirit Award in Producing Achievement: once in 1993, when she took home the award, and again in 1999. Sperl ing is a valued asset and rock star of the independent and queer film communities and stands as an exam ple of what dedication and enthusiasm can do in the world.

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Anna is coming out. But not as gay - as a revolutionary. Iffy Biffy Tiffy Commit­ tee is a rockiri' love song to the heady rush of sex, freedom and rebellion that happens when an everyday girl discovers her own strength and the righteous indignation needed to take action and change the world. Our heroine is a shy, just-out-of-high-school lesbian, still living with her parents and working at a plastic surgery clinic. She is depressed because of a recent breakup but lives in a su per-loving, gay-is-A-OK kind of fam i ly. Her world opens up one night when she catches a one-woman army reclaiming public space for women (Le., spray painting the clinic where Anna works). A recruiting member of the guerrilla girls-esque Clits in Action (C(i)A) , Sadie is trying to make people aware of how bad plastic surgery is for women. With an undeniable attraction to this sexy, raw rebel gurl, Anna eagerly joins the ranks of C(i)A and starts her rollercoaster ride from meek and mousy to bad-ass bravado. Full of mosh pits, power fists and utter charm, Jamie Babbit's (But I'm a Cheerleader, Frameli ne24) late�t film is as fun as a romantic comedy can get. Featuring Melonie Diaz (Raising Victor Va rgas) , Nicole Vici us (Half Nelson) and Daniela Sea ("The L Word"), Iffy Biffy Tiffy Committee captures all the excitement of a Le Tigre, Gossip or Bikini Kill show with its adrenaline-fueled feminism, shirtless bravado and enough queer sex to give you one of the best dykey date movies ever. So sit back, enjoy, and then cha nge the fucking world!

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ITTY BITTY TITTY COMMITTE E dir Jamie Babbit 2007 USA 85 min

Following Itty Bitty Titty ComminBB, Frameline will host an invitation-only Closing Night Party.* Benefactor and Visionary members and invited guests will gather at the Swedish American Hall (2170 Market Street) to enjoy dining and dancing in a sultry setting with Festival stars and glitterati. Lift a glass as we announce the 2007 Film Festival award winners and bring the Festival to a close on another fabulous LGBT Pride Sunday.

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Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother Friday June 1 5 I 7:00 pm I Victoria $9 members I $10 general I ALEX1 5V

When Alexis turns the camera on herself for what she announces wi ll be her "last year as a man," the transition documenta ry meets the red carpet. For this is Alexis Arquette, member of the acting Arquette clan, which incl udes sisters Rosa nna and Patri cia, brother Davi d and sister-in-law Courtney Cox Arquette.

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as she visits a plastic surgeon who discusses her future vagina. We're with her at her therapy appointments (a requirement for sex-reassignment su rgery, which Alexis vocally resents). We follow her shopping and clubbing. All the while, friends and enemies, from drag queens Jackie Beat and Candy Ass to an US Weekly editor, offer colorful commentary. But midway through, the fi lm takes some unexpected curves: Phone messages from Alexis chastise the filmmakers for intruding into her private life, and she annou nces she doesn't want to be fi lmed. Some onlookers suggest that she's never going to go through with the surgery and that it's all just a publicity stunt. No longer focusing on the techni足 cal details of surgery, the documentary allows a portrait to emerge of a charismatic, intell igent, fiercely individ ual person who's grappl ing with her gender identity in the glare of the celebrity spotlight.

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ALEXIS ARQUETTE: SHE'S MY BROTHE R dirs Matthew Barbato & N i kki Parrott 2007 UI( 70 min

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Glue I Glue - historia ado/escente en medio de la nada Wednesday June 20 I 9: 15 pm I Parkway $9 mem bers I $10 general I GLUE20P

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appointments, thrills and dreams. Glue introduces us to three young friends experiencing this trance of youth together. Fifteen-year-old Lucas is a small-town Argentine boy. Growing up in a tempestuous environment with a cheating father and a weak-willed mother, Lucas sets his sights beyond these disappointing adult realities and fills his time hanging out with his friend Nacho, blissing out to alternative music and singing in a garage band (with Nacho on drums). In secret, he also observes his body and his burgeoning sexual desires with wide-eyed wonder. When Nacho and Lucas befriend local girl Andrea, the three disaffected teens hit it off, and their inner lives and fantasies intertwine like a serpentine dance. Dos Santos captures the quivering mass of angst and excitement that makes up a typical teenager's day, in which attention can be suddenly riveted and just as quickly led astray by any attraction, thought or rock anthem. Super-8 solo sequences of each character evoke inner moments, while their ultimate sexual explorations are achieved with a tenderness and humor that suggest a similar dream state. Sun-drenched cinematography and a great soundtrack (including great dollops of Violent Femmes) round out this strong debut feature. GLUE

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Nina's Heavenly Delights Th ursday June 21 I 7:00 pm I Castro $9 members I $10 general

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Ca lling all foodies! "Iron Chef " meets lesbian love in t h i s romantic com足 edy from documentary fi lmmaker and 1993 Frameline Award recipient

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Pratibha Pa rmar (director of past Festival favorites Khush and Jodie: An Icon) in her first narrative feature fi lm. Closeted N ina returns home to Gl asgow for her father's funeral only to discover that her family's I n d ian resta urant is in jeopardy. Despite a resentful brother, grieving mother and a younger sister more interested in Scottish dancing than cooking, N i n a is determi ned to save the fa mily busi ness. What better

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way than by winning the curry cook-off sponsored by the local In dian te levision station? Luckily for Nina, she's convinced her old schoolmate Lisa to help her in her scheme. The two eye each other at the local club, but it's in the kitchen, gri nding spices and chopping chilis, that th ings really heat up. As the contest approaches, Nina's entire Scottish-Indian clan ra llies beh i nd her, along with her best friend Mohan, who's preparing for a Bol lywood da nce competition of his own . But will Nina tel l her fam i ly that Lisa's been helping with more than just the cooking? Or will her reluctance to follow her heart sabotage N ina's quest for cu rry perfection? With m usical numbers, ben ign ghosts and two leading lad ies who are easy on the eyes, Nina 's Heavenly Delights is s u re to del ight anyone who likes their romance with a side of fa mily reconcil iation.

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N I NA'S H EAVENLY DELIGHTS dir Pratibha Parmar 2006 UK 94 min

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Out at the Wedding Friday June 22 I 7:00 pm I Castro $9 members I $10 general I OWED22C

Ever have an identity crisis? Tell a little white lie here and there, j ust to make everyone happy? We l l , Alex Houston has got you beat, hands down. After telling her fiance, Dana, that her entire fam ily is dead, Manhatta nite Alex whisks off to her childhood home in South Carolina to serve as bridesmaid at her high-maintenance, estranged sister Jeannie's wedding. As she tries not to steal Jeannie's thunder by telling her fa m ily that a) she's engaged, and b) the man she's going to ma rry is a Jewish African American, things get a little mixed up. For starters, Alex's sharp足 tongued, mischievous best friend Jonathan unwittingly starts a rumor at the wedding that Alex is gay and Dana is a

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wom an. When her fa mi ly reacts in a surprisingly su pportive way, Alex decides to go with it. It's easier than telling the truth, right? But when Alex and Jonathan decide to hire sexy lesbian Risa to act as her lover when Jeannie comes to visit Alex in New York, thi ngs really start to get out of hand. Di rector Lee Fried lander follows up her award-winning 2004 film Girl Play with this witty, farcical romp that explores the sometimes comica lly bumbling way in which we come out to the people we love -whether we're gay or straight. As she becomes increasi ngly entangled in her web of lies, Alex struggles to come to terms with her fiance, her fa mily and most of all herself along the way.

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OUT AT THE WED D I N G dir Lee Fried la nder 2007 USA 96 min

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Rick & Steve the Happiest Gay Couple in All the World Wednesday June 20 I 7:00 pm I Castro $9 members I $10 general I RICK20C

In 1999, notic i ng the recent burst in gay and lesbian characters on television, writer/director

Q. Allan Brocka created an animated short film that portrayed the gay community as he knew (a nd loved) it. Premiering at Sundance and playing at film festivals around the world, Rick & Steve the Happiest Gay Couple in All the World touched P R O U DLY S P O N S O R E D B Y

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the hearts of millions, saying what we are all feeling-but could never say, at least until we're behind closed doors.

LOGO welcomes us back to the gayest of gay ghettoes, West Lahunga Beach, a trendy neighborhood with its own ti me zone, where Rick and Steve make their fabulously decorated double-income-no-children home. The insults fly, nothing goes unspoken, and the ugly, bitter truth about domestic bliss never looked so cute. Rick and Steve have been LTRing it for seven years and live with their sometimes magical pussycat Pussy in a gor­ geous little two-bedroom. Kirsten and her grumpy wife Dana have cohabitated for three long, drama-filled but satisfying years. Rick is Kirsten's first choice to father their child -the only catch is Kirsten's wife and Rick's husband are avowed mortal enemies. Steve's best friend and bad influence is Chuck, a bitter, old queen who is outspoken, HIV positive and con­ fined to a wheelchair. Chuck's partner of four years is Evan, a feisty 19-year-old club kid who never sleeps. Despite their differences, these three couples are there for each other through ugly and uglier. Though they bicker, bite, cheat, assassinate character and occasionally attempt manslaughter, at the end of the day, they're still fa mily. This makes surviving in the cute, plastic, gay and unforgiving world of West Lahunga Beach just a little bit easier. RICK & STEVE THE HAPPIEST GAY COUPLE IN ALL THE WORLD dir Q. Allan Brocka 2007 USA 80 m i n


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A year out of high school, Zach is stuck in San Pedro, California working as a fry cook, skateboarding and stenciling guerrilla artwork on abandoned buildings. His bedroom is his oasis-he draws on the walls, in his notebook, in sketches piled up on the floor. But he's squashed his dream of attending Cal Arts in order to help his sister, Jeannie, raise her five-year-old son. Enter Shaun, the gay older brother of Zach's best friend and a writer taking a break from Hollywood to recover from a bad relationship. Zach and Shaun start hanging out, surfing and drinking too much beer, much to Jeannie's concern. "You're not a fag," she tells Zach. Wishful thinking! It isn't long before Zach and Shaun are falling asleep in each other's arms.

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Zach's slow awakening to desire is at the heart of this gritty, romantic de�ut from talented writer/director Jonah Markowitz. A sensitive performance by handsome newcomer Trevor Wright anchors the classic story of a young man forced by responsibility to grow up fast -with strong support from Tina Holmes ("Six Feet Under") and Brad Rowe (Billy 's Hollywood Screen Kiss). With a pitch-perfect emo soundtrack and plenty of guys in wetsuits riding waves under gorgeous sunsets, Shelter is a sensory treat. The first film from a new independent production initiative at here! Networks, Shelter proves that the pre­ mium cable network is definitely hitting its stride and fulfilling its commitment to bringing authentic stories to the LGBT community. SHELTER dir

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Spider Lilies I Ci Oing Friday June 1 5 I 7:00 pm

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Di rector Zero Chou, the talented screenwriter who brought us a drag queen Ta oist priest in Splendid Float, casts her fi rst lesbian feature with hot, soft butch Isabella Leong and steamy but vulnerable Taiwanese si nger Rai nie Yang. Male actors Shen Jian-h ung, Shih Yu en-ch ieh and Kris Shie add even more eye candy to Spider Lilies, which uploads a dreamy, layered conversation among soft-porn cyber sex players (under police survei llance), the tattooed and the wa nn a-be -tattooed - all framed by an earthquake, absent parents, repressed memory and family guilt. Bel ieving that a tattoo will enhance her cyber-tease performance as a webcam girl, cutesy teenager Jade (Ya ng)

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visits the parlor owned by half-Japanese tattoo artist Ta keko (Leong). The encou nter awakens memories of a crush ten years earlier and ignites a seduction that unfolds via com puter, cou ntryside flashbacks and costu ming accessorized with lime green wigs. Like many seductions, the l i nes between real ity and il lusion, the imagined and th e forgotte n, become blu rred. Jade's teasing invokes a fragile resistance in Ta keko and i n stigates an inevitable meltdown for all i nvolved, ultimately revealing deeper meanings -and poss ibilities for healing the past. Winner of the 2007 Berlinale Teddy Award for Best Queer Feature, Spider Lilies is a trippy hybrid of traditional queer Asian tragedy and magical realism.

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SPIDER LIlIES dir Zero Chou 2007 Taiwan/China 94 min in Mandarin, Taiwanese a n d Japanese with English su btitles

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Starrbooty Saturday June 23 I 8:30 pm I Castro $9 members I $10 general I STAR23C

Going back to his gun-toting, blaxploitation vixen roots, RuPaul tears up the silver screen in what is, hands down, the raunchiest performance of the year. When supermodel!agency operative Starrbooty (RuPaul) learns that her niece has been kidnapped by her archrival, Annaka Manners, Starrbooty's only option is to go undercover as a street hooker to rescue her. The only snag in our heroine's plan? In order to infiltrate the PROU DLY SPONSORED B Y

prostitution underworld, she has to gain street credibility by going "all the way " with the johns. But this latest top- secret assignment threatens to unravel Starrbooty to her very core -because this ti me it's personal. Jam-packed with delicious dialogue, insane characters, outrageous costumes and gratuitous hair and make-up, Starrbaaty brings together for the first time on fi lm Lahoma Van Zandt, Candis Cayne and Gus Mattox, with special appear­ ances by Michael Lucas, Owen Hawk, Lady Bunny, Jazmine Ji menez, Corey Corey, Dee Finley, Richard Lynch, Laura Forbes, Kayvon Zand, Sweetie, Tim Wallis and Ari Gold. In RuPaul's own words: "The goal here was to make an exploitation fil m that was part Russ Meyer, John Waters and The Naked Gun, and we succeeded." Directed by Mike "Latin Boys Go to Hell" Ruiz, Starrbaaty is sexy, sassy and salacious. RuPaul is . . . Starrbooty! But first, Canada's bad boy Bruce LaBruce kicks things off in revolutionary style with his new lesbian short film Give Piece afAss a Chance. dir Bruce LaBruce 2007 Canada 16 m i n dir Mike Ruiz 2007 USA 8 3 min

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Thursday June 21 I 9:30 pm I Victoria

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When semi-closeted insurance adjuster Michael Dalmar

Out on Polk Street, you have to hustle hard and fast

lands a case in Philadelphia, he reaches out to his

for what's yours. It's a lesson that Marcus, a handsome

estranged twin brother Kyle, a successful-but abusive

long-haired rentboy, has had to learn the hard way, as he

- photographer in the City of Brotherly Love. When

turns tricks, smokes crystal and pulls petty scams with a

Michael finds Kyle missing and is mistaken for being

fellow rough trader named Dot.Com. Possible salvation

the swinging photographer himself, he decides to use

comes in the form of both a paternal older client who

his brother's identity to work the Philly art scene for

genuinely loves Marcus and a young girl who offers him

clues. With the help of lesbian repo girl-turned- P' 1 .

the promise of a normal life outside of "the game." But

Abigail Marks, Michael discovers a long line o f jilted

the more he wallows in the skid-row world of downtown

male models who could have had it in for Kyle. Danger

San Francisco's skin trade, the more Marcus can feel his

and drama lurk around every corner, but Michael soon

humanity slipping away. When a specter from his past

learns to loosen up and enjoy the pleasures of his much

shows up, this midnight cowboy is forced to make a

naughtier brother's life.

choice that could make him lose his soul once and for all.

Playing like an episode of "Silk Stalkings" if it were

Part Cassavetian improvisatory drama and part

directed by Robert Mapplethorpe, 2 Minutes Later is a

Tenderloin verite, Cyrus Amini's unflinching look at

hardboiled, queer romp that flaunts a tantalizing mixture

street life doesn't pull any punches. These male hustlers

of thrills, camp and humor. Director Robert Gaston brings

don't suddenly spout Shakespearean dialogue or write

a playful rawness to his vision of the hard-charging art

fictional bestsellers about their deceitful hearts; rather,

scene. With wry references to classic thrillers such as

they furtively peddle their flesh and desperately smooth足

Blow Up and Rear Window, Gaston takes a playful tear

talk potential customers so they can earn enough to eat.

through Kyle's hard-boiled world, where hot boys angle

With outstanding performances by both leads, 25 Cent

for a big break, girls lock lips in the gallery bathroom, and

Preview is a raw, realistic chronicle about the toll of

a killer will stop at nothing to get his hands on some very

being a "professional." You'll be compelled to spend

incriminating photos.

some time with these gritty, pretty young things, but

A struggling crystal meth addict is summoned to his childhood home to face his estranged father in the engaging short film Night Falls Fast

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trust us: It'll cost you. The program opens with The Famous Joe Project about a young gay man who records his sex life on web足 cam in an effort to spread love throughout the world.

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Blueprint

The Curiosity of Chance

Born in Flames

Tuesday June 1 9 I 9:30 pm I Victoria

Friday June 22 I 1 0:30 pm I Roxie

Saturday June 23 I 6:00 pm I Castro

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In her classic indie polemic on racism, sexism and

Imagine John Hughes' Pretty in Pink if Ducky were the

socialism, director Lizzie Borden definitely has her own

film's star -and gay. This loopy, unlikely teen, comedy

Keith is a reserved, straitlaced transplant to New York

ax to wield - and grin d . On the tenth ann iversary

more than fulfills that fantasy, tracking the exploits

City from Los Angeles; Nathan is a street-smart, pot­

of the United States' Social Democratic War of Liberation,

of a charming, queer da ndy in the stultifying world

smoki ng Brooklynite who l ives on the edge - or so

the government celebrates "the most peaceful revolution

of high school during the tacky '80s.

he'd like Keith to believe. At first glance, nothing about

the world has known," while the citizenry becomes

Though it's set "somewhere in Europe," Brickland

these two young African American college students

increasingly angry and agitated. In this alternate America,

International High School is much like any secondary

suggests romantic compatibility. But a casual court­

government oppression and violence against women is

educational institution: full of teenaged barbarians that

ship gradually develops amidst minor bickering and

rampant, and the feminist response is potent.

just want to drag a guy down. Popular kids, fashionistas

disagreements-those familiar interstices inside which nascent love restlessly takes shape.

Embedded within the radical feminist underground,

and bullies sporting thin ties and mullets make for a grim

Born in Flames follows the activities of the Women's

welcoming committee as Chance glides into school on

After a chance meeting in a Harlem coffee shop ­

Army, a powerful but loosely organized faction of female

his first day decked out in top hat and cane. His fashion

in which Keith dismisses hip hop as mere pop music

vigilantes and counterrevolutionaries, and two pirate

sense and quick wit are almost all he needs to deflect

while Nathan defends it as the reflection of a society ­

radio programs trying to awaken the sisterhood and

ennui and homophobic threats, particularly from football

the two embark on a first date to the countryside on

shake up the system. Three female reporters (including

jock Brad Harden, who predicts that exposure to fags

Nathan's motorcycle. Pot is i nhaled, skinny-dipping

a young Kathryn Bigelow) for the government's Socialist

will soon have all the real men fantasizing about Patrick

ensues and love continues to grow despite more fights

Youth Review newspaper play intelligent counterpoint

Swayze.

and setbacks. But Blueprint is more concerned with the

to the antiestablishment activities, but when the out­

Luckily (an d naturally?), Chance befriends the

qu iet, contemplative moments of this blossomi ng

spoken Black leader of the Women's Army dies in police

school's other biggest misfits, sassy Twyla and nerdy

romance than with stealth sex and sim mering anger.

custody, a united front emerges to take direct action and

Hank, who help him through the thickets of high school

There is messiness in Keith and Nathan's union, but it is

potentially dangerous measures.

hell. A "chance" night out at a local drag bar, a little

more defined by their quiet admiration for one another

A futuristic feminist drama shot 25 years ago in

than their quarreling. In his feature debut, Kirk Shannon­

verite documentary style, Born in Flames defies the

dreamboat sports jock/wan nabe musician Levi, and

Butts serves up an achingly observant slow burn that, as

borders of time and politics - here, the past is still very

Chance seems poised to rock both the school and his

its title suggests, serves as a plan of action that can be

much the present, the revolution still the reality. An inspi­

own world. Brisk, colorful and awash in classic '80s pop

used as a guide to the future. Equal parts urban valentine

ration to director Jamie Babbit's Itty Bitty Titty Committee

music, this quirky feature from Russell Marleau is a gay

- its scenes of Harlem street life are both ravishing

(this year's Closing Night film, see page 21), Borden is

bubble-gum delight.

and real - and pastoral roma nce, redolent of Kelly

the godmother of cinematic insurrection. And with eerily

Reichert's transcendant indie delight Old Joy, Blueprint

prescient pre-9/l l images of the World Trade Center

is a winsome tribute to self-discovery and young love.

bookending her film, she may just be the much needed

- ANDY BAILEY

BLUEPRINT d i r Kirk Shannon-BuUs 2007 USA 75 m i n

prophet of our time.

detective work and an unlikely allegiance with straight

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A Four Letter Word

East Side Story

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Though guys on the "down low " have always been

Gay African Americans and gay Asian Americans have

This spin-off of Casper Andreas'

around, it's only recently that a name has been put to

seen their lives portrayed onscreen; now, filmmaker

welcomes you back to the Gayborhood, where everyone

their surreptitious activities and a variety of artistic

Carlos Portugal looks at the gay Latino experience. The

looks vaguely familiar with their clothes on, and, unless

endeavors created to depict them. This trio of sexy, well­

director's debut feature follows the trials and tribula­

they're fresh meat, no one is separated sexually by more

acted episodes from a new here! Networks TV series is

tions of Diego (Rene Alavarado), a Chicano living in East

than three degrees. It's all here: nude yoga, fourgies,

a worthy addition to the genre, offering a wide ranging

Los Angeles. Things aren't working out that well for

cheap drag queens and fag hags who love to comfort the

look at the different ways African American men secretly

Diego: He spent years in culinary school but is stuck

boys in their big bosoms. But is there more to be desired?

engage in homosexual activity while outwardly living

serving dinner specials in the family restaurant, his old

The main characters deal in various ways with

a heterosexual life.

neighborhood is being gentrified by rich Caucasians,

issues of sobriety and responsibility in a gay ghetto filled

In episode one, married buppie Wes finds himself

and living with his grandmother makes it hard to play

drawn to his brother-in-law Trent, whose bewitching

kin ky bad border cop/illegal alien games with his

with glittering excess. Luke returns as a stereotypical sexually compulsive muscie queen in denial. When his

2004 Slutty Summer

porn shop coworker and gay crusader leke confronts him about his insatiable whorish proclivities, he embarks ori

eyebrows and killer abs offer temptations he can't

boyfriend Pablo (David Beron). That is, when Pablo even

resist. In the middle, and most substantial, episode, a

admits that they're dating; lately, he seems to prefer

conflicted man named Robert falls for Austin, a younger

schtupping Diego's horny aunt (Gladys Jimenez) in an

a journey of self-discovery: Is he capable of being more

guy from Belize, but hides the relationship from the key

effort to scare himself straight.

than a gay cliche? But Stephen, the man with whom

woman in his life. Sheilynn Wactor offers a spirited sup­

I nto Diego's life walks Wesley (Steve Callahan), his

porting turn as Austin's co-worker Shirley. In the final

hunky new next-door neighbor. Sparks start flying imme­

something of a player himself. Meanwhile, Peter and

segment, an unreconstructed Black male (Le., a playa)

diately, but there are a number of obstacles that stand in

Derek struggle with the a n n oyances of movi ng in

named Boo slings his stuff around for pretty much any­

the way of these soul mates, including evil ex-lovers,

together, and Marilyn rounds out the principal cast as a

thing on two legs and discovers that promiscuity can

familial pressures, changing social tides and old world

new fiancee controlled by her own compulsions and

have consequences he never imagined.

racial and sexual prejudices. Can this couple survive the

struggling through step three of AI-Anon.

Luke explores his monogamous side, turns out to be

Taken together, these three provocative storylines

perils of modern interracial relationships and make it to

Is "slut" the four-letter word? Or is it "love"? Which­

-with rich R&B-infused music written expressly for the

happily ever after? Funny, poignant and bold enough to

ever the answer, Andreas has crafted an uninhibited

show punctuating each one - effectively delineate the

look at the gay Latino experience with an unflinching eye,

and inquisitive sex comedy with a cast that's hot and

. variety of social and class-related situations that lead

Portugal's dramedy lays it all on the line. You'll want to

not afraid to flaunt it.

African American men away from lives of honesty and

take a walk on the east side.

openness and into the world of the downlow. - ROD ARMSTRONG THE DL CHRONICLES

EAST SIDE STORY d i r Carlos

- DAVID FEAR

Portugal 2006 USA 88 min

I n the hilarious short Alive and Well, a hungry pilot tries to convince his onboard all-male badminton team that they need to resort to cannibalism after an emer­ gency landing.

dirs Deondray Gossett & Quincy LeNear 2007

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Lez Be Friends

Fun Down There

Hold ing Trevor

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the AIDS epidemic, Fun Down There offers a refreshingly

Television sitcoms from the '60s and '70s are comfort food for multiple generations. For many viewers-then

Young, beautiful and intelligent, Trevor (screenwriter

uncomplicated view of coming out and coming of age.

Sunday June 17 I 9:30 pm I Victoria

as much as now - Maude's abortion, Archie Bunker's

Roger Stigliano's early gem of new q ueer cinema

B rent Gorski) is in a sta l e mate. Entangled in a n

racism and the homophobia and the confusing sexual

chronicles a single week in the life of Buddy, a young gay

unhealthy relationship with Darrell, a self-destructive

permutations of "Three's Company " exposed societal

man living with his family in rural upstate New York. The

heroin addict, and trapped in a telemarketing job, Trevor

issues while they entertained, with their pithy resolu­

morning after his sister discovers his copy of Playgirl,

finds scant comfort in Los Angeles' vapid party scene,

tions, canned laugh tracks and outre apparel.

Buddy sneaks away to New York City. Shortly after his

where conversation rarely rises above inquiries l i ke

Like a Norman Lear sitcom that never was (and cer­

arrival, he experiences his first sexual encounter. His

"So, are you an actor?" Worse still, he and his two best

tain y could not have been in its day), the revisionist sit­

partner, Joseph, takes Buddy under his wing and pro­

friends - roommate Andie and first love Jake - a re

com Lez Be Friends serves up butch lesbian heroine

vides him with the Big City essentials: a hotel room, a

being pulled apart by boredom and discontent.

subway map and a lecture about safe sex.

Ricca Pike and her straitlaced gay male sidekick Jamie,

At the hospital for his boyfriend's latest overdose,

who arrive in Greenwich Village on the day after the

In a wry, offhand style, Fun Down There skillfully

Trevor finds a potential new beginning in Ephram, a med­

Stonewall riots in search of an apartment. Offered a room

captures the ordinary day-to-day events that make life

ical intern with ambition, a warm demeanor and strik­

by the Stonewall Inn's hunky bartender Blake, Ricca must

extraordinary. With humor that is more Jim Jarmusch

ingly good looks. After they spend a romantic evening

pass as a feminine straight girl so as not to incur the

than John Waters, the film's sex scenes have an inno­

together, Trevor seems poised to make some changes.

wrath of the lesbo-phobic landlord Truman Dubois.

cent and refreshingly casual quality even today. Plus,

He begins by ending his relationship with Darrell and

there's something that's always welcomed in queer

then strives to reconnect with Andie and Jake. B ut

Like an inverted "Three's Company" for those who thought "That '70s Show" lacked a certainje ne sais gay,

cinema: a happy ending.

what should be a joyous event - a party celebrating a

As noted by Ru pert Sm ith in Time Out, Michael

negative H I V test - explodes into rage and sorrow.

Waite as Buddy "radiates a convincing innocence and

Darrell shows up unannounced and makes a scene,

an electric sexuality." Stigliano and Waite's comfort with

Ephram suggests that Trevor isn't ready for a com mit­

their story and their characters p rovides a glowing

ment, and Andie, reeling from a painful revelation, kicks

energy, si mply and unquestioningly asserting that no

Trevor while he's down.

matter how challenging the times, gay life will continue

Though pulled in multiple directions, Trevor remains

and thrive.

committed to bettering his life. But first he must realize

Fun Down There is currently available on DVD from Frameline.

that some people are too precious to abandon. Director

FUN DOWN THERE

Rosser Goodman (That's What I'm Talkin' 'Bout, Frame­

dir Roger Stigliano 1989 USA 89 min

Iine29) finds rich emotional territory in Gorski's script, keeping it both focused and raw. JONATHAN L. KNAPP

Lez Be Friends is a rollicking homage to the sitcoms that shaped many of us, for better or worse. With the pilot episode "Stonewalled" and its follow-up "Ali's Kwell That Ends Kwell" - in which crab lice infests the residents of Casa DuBois, prompting a witch hunt for Patient Zero ­ this two-episode, feature-length package harks back to a more innocent era, serving up laughter and bad outfits and rem inding us that w h i l e things seemed much simpler post-J udy and pre-AI DS, gay drama couldn't hold a candle to the outrageous shenanigans inherent in gay situation comedy. - ANDY BAILEY

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Rock Haven

Suffering Man's Charity

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In Alan Cumming's solo directorial debut, Cumming

Outing Riley

This coming-out comedy is also a poignant look at one

When new kid in town Brady arrives in the California

family's struggle to come to terms with a long buried

coastal community of Rock Haven, he's astounded by

plays John Vandermark, a failed composer turned music

secret. Outing Riley is most remarkable for its generous

the sense of peace that the noble seascapes offer.

teacher with a weakness for impoverished young men of

spirit: rather than demonize or make fun of its hetero­

Devout Christians, the eighteen-year-old and his mother

great aspirations. When handsome dilettante Sebastian

sexist characters, it treats their emotions and opinions

have come seeking a new life and hoping to share new

St Germain (David Boreanaz, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer")

as valid, if initially misguided.

life with others - all through the word of the Lord.

enters his life claiming to be a novelist, John is stirred to

Bobby Riley-played by writer/director Pete Jones,

Everything seems perfect until Brady befriends his

help him in any way he can. But John soon grows bitter

whose film Stolen Summer won the first Project Green­

neighbor Clifford. Handsome, athletic and uninhibited,

when his charity is abused. The final blow comes with the discovery that every woman in town is getting a

light competition -is a good I rish Catholic guy from

Clifford is a far cry from the introverted Brady, whose

Chicago. He has a great job as an architect, is devoted

Bible is always close at hand for quick reference. Brady

piece of Sebastian with not a scrap left over for his gra­

to his family, loves beer, worships the Cubs and is in a

recognizes something else about his new friend: the

cious host. John's panic at being duped, his bitterness

monogamous relationship. Where Bobby deviates from

deep desires he awakens in him, which Brady has felt

and rage at his own lack of success and his gnawing

the narrow Irish Catholic norm -and, thus, that of the

before but suppressed until now. When it becomes clear

sense of impotency over his unrequited love sends him

entire Riley family-is in his homosexual orientation.

that Clifford is attracted to him-and is all too ready to

into a violent turmoil.

Afraid of the consequences of coming out, he

make a move-Brady's journey through fear, surrender

What ensues is a malevolent comic bow to the

remains closeted to all but his partner Andy (Michael ·

and recrimination is fast and furious, as are his alter­

Grand Guignol, offering a fresh twist on the hustlerfJohn power dynamic. With echoes of Edgar Allan Poe's The

McDonald of "MAD TV") and his no-B.S. sister Maggie.

nating impulses to reject, embrace and save Clifford.

When his father dies, Bobby sees an opportunity to open

Clifford, in turn, is bruised, charmed and undeniably

Tell-Tale Heart and the Joseph LoseylHarold Pinter '60s

up to his brothers, who include a by-the-book priest and

changed by his encounter with the conflicted Brady.

film classic The Servant, the edgy and stylish Suffering

a pair of hard-drinking, babe-loving dudes. When the

In this disarming first feature, director David Lewis

time comes, however, Bobby can't find the words and

crafts a sensitive portrait of warring passions and con­

and offers fierce performances from both Boreanaz and

opts to maintain his straight facade. But Maggie has

victions, charting both the impasses and surprising

the inimitable chameleon Cumming. Henry Thomas,

other plans . . .

Man's Charity is teeming with juicy theatrical brio

points of intersection in an uncommon human drama.

impressively suave, costars, with spirited cameos from

Buoyed by a smart, funny script, Outing Riley

Provocative, romantic and generous to all of its charac­

Anne Heche, Karen Black, Carrie Fisher and Jane Lynch.

attacks intolerance head-on and finds light at the end of

ters, Rock Haven is an affecting story about two souls,

the tunnel. Sometimes the bonds of family can over­

each looking for an experience of grace - and finding it

come the ignorance of tradition.

in the most unexpected places.

First, a young man reveals his true feelings for his estranged running buddy in Run to Me.

ROCK HAVEN

SUFFERING MAN'S CHARITY dir Alan

Cumming 2007 USA 92 min

- SHANNON KELLEY

dir David Lewis 2007 USA 78 min

- JONATHAN L KNAPP RUN TO ME

dir Randy Caspersen 2007 USA 6 min Pete Jones 2004 USA 86 min

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You Belong to Me

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Shine Louise Houston is the creative force behind San Francisco's Pink&White Productions, producers of the lesbian porn hit Crash Pad. We are pleased to present

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Rejected by a lover who refuses to be seen with him in

her second release, Superfreak, a girlicious confection of

public or even invite him home, architect Jeffrey just can­

a movie sure to become an underground hit. The ghost

not help himse� when he discovers Rene's address and

of Rick James crashes an all-girl party by possessing

finds out there is a vacancy in his building. He charms

the body of Madison Young in an opening sequence guar­

the landlady, Gladys, into letting him have the place, all

anteed to please. Femme on femme, freak on freak, you

the better to kee p tab s on h i s rel uctant wou l d - b e

may not want to bring this movie home to mother, but

boyfriend. But just who is stalking whom becomes the

it will definitely have you saying, "Give it to me baby."

central question in this Hitchcockian first feature from

Once again, Pink&White is pushing the bounds of dyke

Sam Zalutsky (Smear, Frameline22).

porn as Superfreak plays with conventional porn-isms

What begins as a sexy domestic drama turns into somethi ng else entirely once Jeffrey moves into the

by turning them on their ear. Opening the program are two additional short films

apartment, and it becomes apparent that the rot eating

celebrating lesbian sex and sexuality in all its forms. In an

at his hardwood floors is symbolic of an evil infecting

homage to Jean Genet's Querelle, A Good F* captures

the entire address. What happened to the former ten­

two women in an intensive fuck in a toilet. This Is the

ant? Is Jeffrey really the milquetoast he seems? Or does

Girl is a q ueer, erotic, fantastic fantasy, boxer, her coach and their male sex toy. ration of women's erotic power through and feminine ejaculation.

that placid surface hide a murkier agenda? The motherly

introducing a It's an explo­

Gladys tries to provide a homey atmosphere for the

masturbation

whole household, but the threat of violence lurks omi­

- ELSA E'DER

Note: This program contains sexually explicit material.

dir Florence Fradelizi 2006 France 3 min Corringer 2007 France 1 6 min SUPERFREAK dir Shine Louise Houston 2006 USA 60 min

A GOOD F*

THIS IS THE GIRL d i r Catherine

nously under that surface tranquility. Daniel Sauli injects just the right note of courteous obsession into the role of Jeffrey; and Patti D'Arbanvilie is terrific as the politely intrusive Gladys. But the nonstop suspense that takes over in the film's final third as the apartment's secrets are gradually revealed is the true star of this dark thriller. YOU BELONG TO ME

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Another Woman tJne autre femme

OarkBlueAlmostBlack AzulOscuroCasiNegro

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French aCtress Nathalie Mann is captivati ng as a

Jorge and Israel are two best friends living in Spain.

woman with the ovarios and heart to reconnect with the

Jorge wants a suit. Israel wants a van. But life is much

family she abandoned a decade ago when she was a

more complicated than these two young men could

miserable man. Can this MTF doctor heal old emotional

ever imagine.

scars without causing new ones? And what does she do

Israel is a slacker discovering the joys of voyeurism, and his favorite subject is the hot male masseuse in the

with her own relentless paternal love? Desperately unhappy, Nicolas left his wife and kids

next building. But he gets a shock when he spies his

to discover his true nature and never returned. Living

own father getting a massage (plus the happy ending),

under the radar in Geneva, he painstakingly transformed

which causes Israel to start Questioning his own iden足

into Lea. Three years after her final surgery, this new

tity, thinking homosexuality might run in the fa mily.

woman has the chance to return home to Paris on a work

So he pays a visit to the masseuse while blackmailing

assignment. Reluctant and terrified to face her past, she

his father for the money to buy the van.

is nonetheless drawn into the lives of her children.

Meanwhile, Jorge is stuck at home caring for his

After concocting a ruse to befriend her daughter

invalid father and working as a doorman in their apart足

Emmy, a budding classical pianist, Lea is suddenly back

ment building, but what he really wants is a professional

in her old home meeting her son Lucas, her "widow"

career where he can wear a nice clean suit. With his

Anne and the new man of the house, Pierre. Over足

handsomely crooked good looks, Jorge has snagged the

whelmed trying to juggle the truth, Lea eventually comes

affections of the rich girl upstairs but finds himsen falling

out to a shocked Anne and declares her intention to

for his brother's girnriend, who happens to be in prison.

claim her paternal rights. Tenuous new connections

When his mercurial brother returns home, Jorge's dreams

break as the confused and scared family closes ranks

of wearing that suit Quickly begin to fade. These two simple stories are beautifully interwoven

against the intruder. Legal hassles force Lea to start a more authentic

to demonstrate the struggle between family obligations

life in Paris, but young Lucas stays curious about her,

and individual freedoms, especially at that delicate

hoping to find the father he never knew. This inspiring

point in life of coming into one's own. With its subtle wit

film is a must see for anyone seeking a whole and

and homoerotic curiosity, DarkBlueAlmostBlack is a

integrated life.

fresh and vibrant discovery reminiscent of its Spanish足

- CAROL HARADA

language forerunner Y Tu Mama Tambien.

ANOTHER WOMAN

dir Jerome Foulon 2002 France 104 min in French with English subtitles

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dir Daniel Sanchez Arevalo 2006 Spain 105 min in Spanish with English subtitles

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Weaving back and forth between two different times,

Gonzalez), Madrid's EI Calentito is a hot spot where

locations and stages of a relationship, The Doctor's

gays, lesbians, bisexuals, straights and everything in

Daughter tells a fresh and unconventional love story

between enjoy the freedom of a freshly democratic

that avoids cliches or preconceptions.

Spain. That pansexual vibe and the punk rock bands

rowdy, underachieving Shane is punished for snipping

appeal to virginal but rebellious teenager Sara (Veronica

a girl's hair. His more sensitive and well behaved class­

passionate impulse that is both reckless - Regan is

Sanchez), who sees the nightclub as a refuge from her

engaged to Howard at the time - and meaningful. Six

dictatorial mother.

mate Jonathan is asked to make friends with Shane to pull him into shape by example. Now about to graduate

In Trinidad in 199 1 , friends Nikki and Regan act on a

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As an elementary school student in rural Taiwan, the

years later, Regan and Nikki are lovers living together in

It seems like a dream come true when lesbian Car­

from high school, Shane is a magnetic, roguish basket­

Toronto. Nikki works in her father's doctor's office and

men (Ruth Diaz) and free-spirited Leo (Macarena Gomez)

ball star who makes the girls squeal, while Jonathan sits

maintains a close and deeply involved bond with her

ask her to join their all-girl group Las Sioux, and she

watching on the sidelines. Despite their vastly different

extended family. Yet she finds she is never able to truly be

catches the eye of their hunky manager Ernesto (Juan

personalities, they're inseparable. Jonathan's brooding

hersen around the people who have known her all her life.

Sanz). But on February 23, 1981, just as the band is about

reticence masks his passion for the appealingly unaware

Shot in a beautifully honest and raw cinema verite

to perform for a high-powered record executive, remnants

Shane, who insists he needs Jonathan by his side at all

style with stellar performances from Gillian Frise and

of the fascist Franco regime stage a coup d'etat leaving

times but can't say why. When a teacher singles out

writer/director Janine Fung, the film offers moments of

not just EI Calentito's but Spain's future in doubt

transfer student Carrie for a hair-cutting, she becomes

simple clarity that convey the true nature and unpre­

Built around a real event and as energetic as the

dictability of lives intertwined. What evolves throughout

punk music that propels its feverish rhythm, Chus Gutier­

Twenty-five-year-old director Leste Chen's second

Nikki and Regan's journey together and apart illumi­

rez's grungy, spirited comedy is deceptively simple.

feature after the gothic horror fil m The Heirloom is a

entangled in the boys' already complicated relationship.

nates the volatile and compelling nature of modern rela­

Framed as one girl's coming-of-age story-in which her

lovely melodrama that captures the moment when teens

tionships. Would you rather keep a secret or live a lie?

eyes are opened to all sorts of sexual, romantic and

are poised between the eternal summer of their youth

Is there a difference? The Doctor's Daughter explores

chemical possibilities-Sara's tale also stands in for the

and the frightening prospect of claiming their identities

the sometimes deceptive and fickle aspects of love and

"La Movida" movement that gave rise to such artists as

and going their separate ways.

individuality, however truthful they may seem.

Pedro Almodovar. While Sara's mother and what is left of

Tears of the Goddess, filmed in China, is a tragic

the regime cling to their old, repressive ways, the teen

tale of love inspired by the legend of Lugu Lake and the

and her friends at EI Calentito revel in the new liberty,

tears of the Ge Lamu goddess.

knowing that this is their moment. - PAM GRADY

- KRISTINE KOLTON

TEARS OF THE GODDESS dir Wang Hui

Yue 2006 China 14 min

EL CALENTlTo

dir Chus Gutierrez 2005 Spain 108 min in Spanish

Two strangers attempt to defy the fleeting nature of desire in the short Dissolution of Bodies. - FRAKO LODEN

DISSOLUTION OF BODIES dir Kevin Choi 2007 USA 12 min ETERNAL SUMMER dir Leste Chen 2006 Taiwan 97 min in Mandarin with English subtitles

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in Chinese with English subtitles

THE DOCTOR'S DAUGHTER OR THE SECRET AND THE LIE dir Janine Fung 2005 Canada 73 min

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The Man of My Life

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Family values, reproductive rights and pre-teen angst form the center of this contemporary Canadian drama.

On a long vacation with his wife and family in the country,

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Frederic finds hi mself forced to confront his hidden

"I only care about music," snaps Frau Traude KrOger (a

sexuality. When he meets Hugo, a gay neighbor in an

Dr. Finn Jefferies is talented, successful-and lost. After

pitch perfect Monica Bleibtreu), the withered piano

adjacent cottage, the tension quickly begins to mount.

her longtime partner dies, Finn faces the biggest chal­

teacher at a women's prison. Forced by Nazis to betray

As uninhibited about his sexuality during dinnertime

lenge of her lije, suddenly raising an angry l l-year-old

her dissident lover in order to preserve her own musical

conversation as he is with his body during his frequent

daughter, Zelly. Finn wants the best for Zelly, but her

career, Tra ude has been imprisoned by remorse for

midnight skinny dips, H ugo embodies the extreme

unbridled grief and the intensity of her work at an abortion

decades. Jenny von Loeben is a convicted killer whose

contrast between life in the country and the thump­

clinic challenge her ability to be a responsible parent.

explosive will ignites Traude's longing to redeem and be

thump of the gay club where he goes on the prowl ­

Whether alone on her motorcycle or hopping into bed

redeemed. Though generations apart, together these two

an alternate reality. where the birds don't chirp.

with a new, young lover, Finn struggles to create a safe

women seek a way out of their lockdown lives through an

and stable lije. Meanwhile Zelly and her friends wander

uneasy alliance built around music.

through Toronto smoking weed, shoplijting and skipping

As the flirtation between the two men intensifies, Hugo begins to taunt Frederic by flaunting his tricks,

Traude initially refuses to give insolent Jenny a piano

knowing that Frederic is jealous of his freedom. The con­

school, putting mother and daughter on seemingly paral­

lesson, causing the enraged young inmate to erupt at the

fident Hugo rejects any notion of relationships, main­

lel paths of se�-destruction. While navigating the unset­

slight. She attacks a warden then unleashes her ferocious

taining that by trying to capture and cage love, we kill it.

tling waters of grief, they uncover secrets and truths that

soul on the piano keys, shaking up Traude with her wild

But Frederic, the committed romantic, argues the case

will challenge who they are and what they know.

passion and tremendous talent. With renewed purpose,

for love and devotion, despite his own growing torment

Filmmakers Dominique Cardona and Laurie Colbert,

Traude obsessively grooms the former prodigy to win a

over his inability to satisfy his wife.

who also collaborated on My Feminism and Thank God

prestigious piano competition. It's a battle of wills as Jenny

With beautiful, expressive composition and stun­

I'm a Lesbian, use vivid music, crisp editing and sleek

pursues her own instinctual -musical voice, while her

ning, sweeping images of the Rhone region of France as

camera work to capture the raw emotion and inherent

teacher demands she adhere to proper classical form.

its backdrop, The Man of My Ufe is presented like a

tension of these characters' lives. The film focuses on

As secrets are revealed, true intimacy grows beyond

curious and enchanting summer's dream, weaving back

the personal dramas of Finn and Zelly while exploring

cynical manipulation. No longer willing to choose between

and forth between scenes-some vivid, some fleeting,

hot-button social and political issues such as abortion

artistic ambition and personal expression, se�-preserva­

some coherent, some abstract - each bringing new

rights, the science of fertility and the realities of being a

tion and human connection, Jenny and Traude have one

insights as it raises new questions.

lesbian mom. Fueled by spellbinding performances,

chance at liberation on their own terms.

Finn's Girl is a simple story of a mother and daughter in search of meaning and connections in a complex world. - BRENDAN PETERSON FINN'S GIRL dirs

Dominique Cardona & Laurie Colbert 2006

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dir Zabou Breitman 2006 France 1 14 min in French with English subtitles

THE MAN OF MY LIFE

event. See page 67 for details. FOUR MINUTES dir Chris Kraus 2006 Germany 108 m i n in German with English subtitles

Canada 84 min

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N o Regret

Huhwaehaji Anah Friday June 22 I 1 0:00 pm

Shelter M e

One to Another

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Pierre (Arthur Dupont), a beautiful, bisexual lead singer

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man glides through a crystal clear blue river, perhaps

in a punk rock band, could be a modern-day incarnation

the last joyous moment he will experience for a while.

of Terence Stamp in Pasolini's Teorema, the gorgeous

Returning to Italy after a romantic getaway in Tunisia, Anna and Mara find an unexpected souvenir stashed in their luggage - a n Arab teenager named Anis. Nearly

Su-Min has been raised in a rural orphanage, and it's

young man who has something for everyone. The object

time for him to leave the nest. Set on becoming a design

of everyone's d esire, he enjoys a symbiotic, quasi­

student, he is heading to the bright lights of Seoul.

i ncestuous relationship with his adoring sister Lucie ·

broke a n d a stranger to Europe, Anis finds h im self

Living in the big city forces Su-Min to become

(Lizzie Brochere) and a seductive friendship with his

adopted by the spoiled but good-hearted Anna, the

res i li e nt, l iving l ife on h i s own term s in order to

band mates. Around his hometown, he is a cheerful and

heiress to a shoe manufacturing business. And while

survive. After getting fired fro m his menial factory

enth us iastic h u stler, gam e for just a bout a nything,

the d istrustful M a ra , a factory worker employed by

job, he swallows his pride and becomes a well-dressed

i ncluding orgies with city fathers. It is an idyllic life of

Anna's family, initially resents the intrusion, the three

rent boy at the city's most exclusive brothel. While his

sex, skinny-dipping and nude sunbathing that comes to

find a fragile d om estic rhythm : Anna the concerned

effortlessly handsome good looks ga rner h i m many

a n abrupt and painful end when the stun n i ng youth

mother, Mara the sisterly confidant and Anis the curious

admirers, his eyes soon turn soulless.

turns up m issing.

child. But the forces of the outside world soon start to

Eventually, Su-Min is practically being stalked by

As the camera lingers sensually over nubile bodies

undermine their makeshift family; Anna must endure

the kind-hearted but persistent Jae-Min, the spoiled son

in Jean-Marc Barr and Pascal Arnold's fourth collabora­

the cold disapproval of her mother, Mara suffers at her

of a prominent businessman. Living in the closet, but

tion, the characters' sexuality becomes the key to a

ailing father's bedside, and Anis begins to quietly take

used to getting what he wants, Jae-Mi n falls deeply in

mystery. Based on a real-life incident in France, this erotic

advantage of his new home life-while trying to under­

love with Su-M i n and pursues h i m , despite family

drama adopts a fractured format as it travels back and

stand why two unmarried women choose to sleep in the

pressure to marry his comely young fiancee. Even worse

forth in time with Lucie as she tries to solve the riddle of

same bed. As Anis and Mara grow closer, they realize

for Jae-Min, the stubborn Su-Min is not interested in his

her brother's disappearance while also coming to terms

their common bond-and problem -with Anna: "She's

love or companionship.

my shelter, because she loves me."

After a violent confrontation, the two men let their

with the idea of life without him. As she reconstructs their lives, the film brings into sharp relief the narcissism,

guard down for a moment, see each other honestly

arrogance and self-absorption of siblings who use sex

brings a straightforward, Continental touch to this well­

for the first time, and begin a sort of romance. But in

to manipUlate others. "Only a body can know another

behaved drama, which screened at the 2007 Berlin Film

this modern-day melodrama, happiness doesn't come

body," is the brother and sister's trite mantra, a reductive

Festival. Puccioni lets his actors do the work as they try

easily. With its striking and haunting cinematography,

philosophy that has dangerous consequences for the

to carve out a niche between the various polarities of

No Regret is a beautiful feature film debut from director Leesong Hee-II. - COREY EUBANKS

boy with the hot body and the bedroom eyes.

their characters' identities - native versus foreign , straight versus gay, rich versus poor. AARON LAZENBY

NO REGRET dir Leesong Hee-II 2006 Korea 1 1 2 min in Korean with English subtitles

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Stealth

Surveillance

Tan Lines

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Midget surfs and slumbers through his days in a small Austra l i a n tow n . The hol idays arrive, and a d a i l y

Are you being watched? You might start to wonder after

regimen of surfing, partying and skating commences.

Directed by Lionel Baier (Garfan Stupide, Frameline29),

seeing this dynamic and tense political thriller. Set in

With glorious waves beckoning and only occasional ­

this sweet, oddball story deftly shuffles between sex,

contemporary London, the fast-paced action follows

though mysterious-work to attend to at the McQuillan

Adam, a young urban professional who has a one-night

mansion, Midget readily falls into a perfectly lazy teen­

From all outward appearances, Lionel is a happy

stand with the wrong guy. Within hours of saying good­

age routine. Soon, however, he begins to searc h for

gay man with a career as a cultural commentator on

bye to the handsome stranger he met in a bar and took

another outlet to counteract the bored strain of this

Swiss radio and a modern-minded family who accept his

to bed, Adam finds himself in the middle of a scandal

family love and adventure with comedic grace.

devoted lover Serge as one of their own. But Lionel

that leads all the way to the British royal family. Soon

seems to long for a psychic getaway, habitually reading

Adam is on the run and looking for help i n a world full

Western novels and obsessing about conquest and gold.

of shifty characters with uncertain motivations - and

Moreover, an old family secret has been gnawing at him.

they all seem to be watching him, all of the time.

Probing his father for answers, he discovers the story of a scurrilous ancestor who emigrated to Switzerland from Poland. It's as if Lionel needed to dig up the roots of the family tree just to be convinced his life had any drama. Suddenly he's immersing himself in all things Polish: food, language, etc. But things really heat up when he meets a pretty Polish immigrant facing deportation and decides to marry her, overturning his domestic harmony for a principle. A loopy road trip to Poland ensues, with Lionel's social worker sister Lucy in tow.

With the help of his father and an old flame, Adam takes matters into his own hands as he attempts to un­ cover a complex mystery that has a whole nation tuned in. Director Paul Oremland uses a collage of visual styles to create an edge-of-your seat atmosphere. Handheld cam­ erawork merges with surveillance footage to provide clear close-ups and hazy long shots of Adam and his adven­

monotonous life, the claustrophobia of the town and the endless predictability of it all. When his best friend's brother, Cass, retu rns to town after four years traveling in Europe, M i dget' s curiosity i s piqued. Cass's p u n k demea nor, surfing prowess and unusual openness - even cocki ness ­ about his homosexuality light a fire under Midget, and the two are quickly embroiled i n a passionate affair. Midget's newfound sexuality proves difficult to reconcile with the homophobic surfing culture, but he's not yet ready to give up either. Shady details develop around the circumstances of Cass's sudden departure four years prior, and Midget is

tures above and below the streets of London. Exciting and

left disoriented: Is Cass's outwardly confident persona

energetic from the first frame, Surveillance is more than a

real? How long can he keep up this increasingly volatile

rocking good time at the movies. Oremland's sublime

relationship? Is there actually a way out of this town that

as the characters follow their whims and passions, while also looking for a sense of truth. lt's a sort of queer, Euro­

fusion of style and content skewers the sensationalism

no one ever seems to leave? Grappling with these ques­

and influence of today's media culture to craft a paranoid

tions while taking a tumultuous coming-of-age ride rife

pean What's Up, 'Doc? with cute boys, including some

tale that is both exhilarating a nd terrifying at once.

The story is told with magnificent swoops of illogic

- BRENDAN PETERSON

who are awaiting Lionel in his "Native Land." (Was this the point of his search for conquest and gold all along?)

SURVEILLANCE

with lust, love and drugs, Midget is sure of only one thing: He can no longer go with the flow. - ILYA TOVBIS

dir Paul Oremland 2007 UK 86 min

- SHANNON KELLEY

TAN LINES

dir Ed Aldridge 2006 Australia 97 min

dir Lionel Baier 2006 Switzerland 1 12 min in French and Polish with English subtitles STEALTH

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This Kiss

Tick Tock Lullaby

Twilight Dancers

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High school reunions can be minefields of trauma, with

Bursting with smart, tender observations on the travails

Sultry scenes of "macho dancers" performing interlace

queen bees and bullies peering through a thin coating of

of prospective parenthood, Tick Tock Lullaby is a sharply

the story of their grittier off-stage realities in this Filipino feast for the eyes by director Mel Chionglo.

adult civility and every hallway and classroom triggering

observed three-part exploration of sexuality and the

a PTSD flashback. Yet sometimes the hardest encounter

search for sperm in hip thirty-something London. Spot­

Dwight, orphaned as a child, finds parental substi­

is the one with the former best friend. How could the

on dialogue, dynamic cinematography and perfect per­

tutes in the sugar daddies (and, yes, sugar mommas)

person with whom you once shared everything have

formances are the highlights of this gently unfolding

who patronize the stripper bar where he performs.

turned into a total stranger?

intimate portrait of one lesbian couple's struggle with

In exchange for a few moments of ecstasy, they offer him

This Kiss is an alternately comic and serious take on old friends who have grown apart. Juliet is a successful

promises of a more glamorous lije - or at least a fat tip.

whether (and how) to have a baby. Butch-y artist Sasha (writer/director Lisa Gornick)

But Dwight's struggle to survive with beauty as his only

businesswoman, Lucy a happily married stay-at-home

and her attorney girlfriend Maya's (Brit TV phenom

currency leads him i nto the manipulative hands of

mom. But when Juliet knocks on Lucy's door reunion

Raq uel Cassidy) heterosexual procreation envy are

mob mistress Madam Loca, who uses him and the other

weekend, it doesn't take long for their assured facades

contrasted with a pair of other baby-making stories:

boys as pawns for her sexual whims and dirty deeds.

to crack. Quicker than you can say '1\nother cup of tea?"

A single female photographer who wants a child (but not

Meanwhile, his studly brother figure Aijred attempts to

their mutual insistence that yes, life is just great, begins

a relationship) sleeps around with a series of young

break away from the macho dancer lije to earn a more

to falter, and the real truth emerges. In a long, boozy

clueless guys while her coupled sister and her boyfriend

respectable but less lucrative living to support his hear­

afternoon played out against a sun-drenched Australian

entertain doubts (and sex and intimacy issues) as they

ing impaired wije and their son.

landscape, the two friends reveal their doubts and

try to make a baby the old-fashioned way.

i m perfections, share laughter and tears and finally

Permeating the film is an almost Almod6var-esque

Sasha's i nti mate confessions. a n d endearing

pansexuality: Transgendered performer Hazel evokes

confront an incident from the past that has haunted

neuroses touch a lovely, vulnerable nerve as do her

Agrado in All. About My Mother; the club's patrons are

them both.

tremendously thoughtful reflections on love, sex and

both male and female; the dancers' sexuality bends

intimacy in this bracingly honest, beautifully made

according to who's tipping; and the city's sexually liber­

this time from a child's point of view. In this beautifully

British feature from the director of sexy rom-com Do I

ated mayor puts on a drag show surrounded by show

shot, almost wordless short, two girls find solace in their

Love You? (Frameline25).

Sexy Thing is another look at childhood friendship,

idle time together, listening to records or sunning them­ selves on the roof. Can their friendship protect them

TICK TOCK LULLABY dir Lisa

- lENNI OLSON

Gornick 2006 UK 73 min

from the ominous threats of the adult world?

boys at his own b i rthday pa rty. Twilight Dancers ' unabashedly sexual young Fil ipino stars begin their seduction during the opening titles and don't stop until the end credits finish rolling.

- PHILIPPE GOSSELIN

- MONICA NOLAN TWILIGHT DANCERS

dir Mel Chionglo 2006 Philippines 105 min in Tagalog with English subtitles

SEXY THING

dir Denie Pentecost 2006 Australia 15 min THIS KISS dir Kylie Eddy 2007 Australia 65 min

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The Two Sides of the Bed Los dos fados de fa cama

Vampire Diary Saturday June 1 6 I 1 0:30 pm I Roxie

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Vivere

Every Saturday when the sun goes down, a coven of

Though he still has a roving eye, Javier (Ernesto Alterio)

Goths don their best velvet capes and corsets, pop in

Wednesday June 20 I 4:30 pm I Castro $7 members I $8 general I VIVE20C

is ready to leave his bachelor days behind him and marry

their fake fangs and hit London's local clubs in search of

It's Christmas Eve in Rotterdam, and three enchanting

girlfriend Marta (Veronica Sanchez), while his best friend

thrills. Holly (Morven Macbeth) has been chronicling the

women search for love and the meaning of life in this beautiful, sad and hopeful cinematic poem. Francesca

Pedro (Guillermo Toledo) wants to do the same with his

lives of this "weekend vampire" subculture for a docu­

sexy bi torch singer lover Raquel (Lucia Jimenez). There

mentary when, one evening, she notices a striking young

is burdened with responsibility. The eldest sister in a

is just one problem with this happily-ever-after scenario:

woman across the dance floor. Her name is Vicki (Anna

motherless family, she spends her days driving a cab to

Marta and Raquel are in love with each other. That is only

Walton), and though she looks like every other pretty

earn money. At night she takes care of her father and

one of the many complications in this Spanish import, a

pale thing, there's something . . . different about her.

keeps tabs on her loose-cannon teenage sister, Antoni­

frothy, bisexual musical comedy celebrating passion and

Holly's curiosity about this comely creature of the

desire and the sequel to director Emilio Martinez

night soon turns to carnal desire, and the two soon

Lazaro's 2002 The Other Side of the Bed.

become joined at the hip. Then the group's members

musician boyfriend, Francesca follows close behind.

start mysteriously disappearing, and it becomes appar­

Along the way she picks up a mysterious older woman,

The guys' pal Rafa (Alberto San Juan) has prob­

etta. But Francesca's life is without passion. When Antonietta runs off to Rotterdam with 'her rock

lems of his own with his lovely Pilar (Maria Esteve),

ent that Holly's lover isn't some dress-up daughter of

Gerlinde, who has been injured in a car accident and

while Javier and Pedro face a delicious dilemma when

darkness: Vicki is a bona fide bloodsucker. Now that the

appears lost. From the moment they meet, this down­

they meet ebullient Carlota (Pilar Castro), and she pro­

filmmaker has finally found the girl of her dreams, how­

and-out duo share an uncommon bond. Is this just a

poses a menage a trois with the two men. Meanwhile,

ever, she'll stop at nothing to keep her safe - even if

chance meeting? Or, was it meant to be? As they navigate

0

the streets of Rotterdam in search of Antonietta, their

Raquel is less than enthusiastic when Marta suggests a

that means rounding up some regular fixes of Type

trip to Paris, and rightly so, since their own hometown

the hard way.

intimate conversations expose the raw, lonely souls of

Madrid is ground zero for erotic and romantic possibili­

Shot as a series of video diaries, Mark James' and

ties. Part of the fun is in watching Javier and Pedro's

Phil O'Shea's film turns Holly's trip through a seductive

Filmmaker Angelina Maccarone (Unveiled, Frame­

bisexual panic evolve into something unexpected, but

netherworld into a grainy journal of erotic excitement

line30) combines a dreamy visual style, artful editing

the entire ensemble's enthusiasm is infectious as the

and teeth-chattering horror - think The Blair Witch Project spiced up with smoking-hot Sapphic sexual

and wistful performances to craft a stunning, personal

characters play out a variety of sensual combinations. Best of all, no quandary is so complex that it can't be

awakenings and a few unexpected narrative curves

distinct characters at various moments in time. Each

expressed with a pop song and a peppy dance number.

thrown in for good measure. The squeamish should

scene beautifully communicates the desires and strug­

- PAM GRAOY

. THE TWO SIDES O F THE BED

dir Emilio Martinez Lazaro 2005 Spain 108 min in Spa nish with English subtitles

International Latino Fil m FestivalSan Francisco Bay Area

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two women who have been left behind more than once.

story that captures the uniq ue perspective of three

beware; like its sultry heroine, this movie isn't afraid to

gles of these women as they attempt to connect with

occasionally go for the jugular.

one another and with the world around them.

- DAVID FEAR

- BRENDAN PETERSON VAMPIRE DIARY

dirs Mark Ja mes & Phil O'Shea 2007 UK 90 m i ns VIVERE dir Angelina Maccarone 2007 Germany 1 02 min in German with English subtitles

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Pooh's Heffalump Movie Sunday June 17 I 1 0:30 am I Castro $7 members I $8 general I POO H 1 7 C Free f o r a g e s 1 2 a n d u n der

Deep in the H u n d red Acre Wood of A.A. M i lne lore, where b i rd s s i ng happily and b rooks bab ble gently, Christopher Robin's old gang of buddies is still living the life idyllic - u ntil a strange sound trumpeting through the trees s h a kes them from the i r morning s l u mber. When giant footprints also a p pear, eve ryone kn ows there's just one thing it could be . . . a Heffalump! At excited young Roo 's urging, a Great Heffalump Expedition into Heffa lump Hollow is undertaken to cap足 ture the menacing creature, but poor Roo is told it's too dangerous for him to go along. Crestfallen, he ventures out on his own, rope and resolve at the ready. Mean足 while, the bu mbling posse of cl ueless Pooh, agitated Rabbit, panicky Piglet, overeager Tigger and poor beast of burden Eeyore set elaborate traps and fear the worst. When Roo encou nters young Heffridge Tru mpler Brompet Heffalump, IV (but you can call him Lumpy), he's surprised to discover that, contrary to the terrifying tales his friends have been telling him, Heffalumps are actually q u ite fun a n d friendly - and "j u st like us" (Lumpy l i kes honey too ! ) . Roo is equally surprised to fi nd that his chu bby purple pal is afraid of eve ryone Roo knows and loves. Bounding through misadventures and misconceptions, the two you ngsters show Pooh and the gang that they're really not so different after all. With original songs by Carly Simon and the voice of Brenda Blethyn as Mama Heffalump, this charm i ng new Pooh parable is hu morous and hea rtwa rming enter足 tainment for the whole family.

- JOANNE PARSONT

POOH'S HEFFALUMP MOVIE d i r Fra n k Ni ssen 2005 USA 68 min

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2 Mums and a Dad Saturday June 1 6 I 1 :45 pm

Bears I

Sunday June 1 7 I 3:00 pm I Castro

Roxie

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This stunningly frank, beautifully observed portrait of

Take Spellbound, the documentary about kids preparing

three strong-wi lled adults and a baby transcends the

for and competing in the National Spelling Bee, repopu­

cheap theatrics of reality TV to deliver real drama. Fiona

late it with large, hairy gay men selling long strips of

and Kellie, a no-nonsense Aussie couple in their thirties,

raffle tickets using the "boots to balls" method, and

want to have a child. So does Darren, a gay, equally out­

you've got Bears. Director Marc Klasfeld jumps from the

spoken Englishman who works with Fiona. They discuss

world of music videos - where he worked with musi­

at length how such a scenario would work and negotiate

cians such as Beyonce and Eminem -to follow seven

the details of Darren's involvement from sperm donor

contestants as they prepare for the Mr. I nternational

through expectant dad to off-site father.

Bear Contest, held in San Francisco each February.

After reviewing the agreement and m u l l ing its

The action kicks off with a look back at the first

weight in the eventuality it will be used in court, Darren's

contest held in 1992, with John Caldera, the contest's

attorney observes, "The law is still struggling to catch

first winner, describing the rise of bear culture to the

up with concepts of family." Of course, the best contract

newbies in the audience. Then let's meet our fine con­

is one entered into by people who trust each other, and

testants: from wide-eyed Mr. Kentucky Bear to PR­

from the outset there are h i nts of trou ble to come.

savvy Mr. So Cal Bear, from bagpiping Mr. New York

Fiona's insemi nation proves the least sticky aspect,

Bear to our own Dave Hayes, Mr. San Francisco Bear.

since once she's pregnant everyone's feathers seem

The contestants quickly get to work meeting and greeti ng the thousands of bears convergi ng on San

conti nually ruffled. The dynamic of the relationship generally shapes

Francisco, hoping to get their su pport and their vote.

up as two against one, and it wi ll be the rare viewer who

Who will be the crowd favorite? Is Mr. So Cal Bear cam­

doesn't pick sides. Will this thorny union implode before

paigning too hard? What is "boots to balls"? And the big

the due date, or will a beautiful baby be the magical

question: Who wi ll be the next Mr. International Bear? Whether you're a bear yourself, a bear chaser or just

impetus for a loving family? With a compl icated patchwork of U.S. laws, the

bear-curious, Bears is a fabulous introduction to this

states are anything but united in what makes a family.

vibrant subculture. And with ''American Idol" off the air

The short film Finding Family: Gay Adoption in the U.S.

for another year, watching this high-stakes competition

offers a comprehensive overview of the legal means

will fill the bill until "Project Runway " returns!

gays and lesbians use to build their families. - MICHAEL FOX

- COREY EUBANKS BEARS

dir Marc Klasfeld 2006 USA 80 min

F I N D I N G FAMilY: GAY ADOPTION IN THE U.S. dir John I reland 2006 USA 10 min 2 MUMS AND A DAD dir Miranda Wills 2007 Austra lia 52 min

Children of Les bians & Gays Everywhere and Our Fa mily Coa lition

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Black White

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Gray

Thursday June 21 I 7:00 pm

Born Again I

Fall from G race I

Saturday June 2 3 I 1 1 : 0 0 am I Roxie

Monday J u n e 1 8 I 7:00 pm

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Black White + Gray examines the symbiotic relationship between influential curator and collector Sam Wagstaff and photographer Robert Mapplethorpe in New York during the heady years of the '70s and '80s. The film peers intensively into Mapplethorpe's love affa ir with Wagstaff and his rapid ascendancy in the art world with Wagstaff's forceful patronage and guidance. At the time their romance began, Mapplethorpe was 26 years old -25 years younger than Wagstaff -though they shared the same birth date (November 4), an uncanny charac­ teristic of this duo of near polar opposites. The film explores the strong bond of friendship both men had with punk rocker Patti Smith during this period, which was also marked by Smith's 1975 debut album "Horses," her first recording triumph. While Smith and Mapplethorpe edged towa rd notori ety and i nfa my, Wagstaff's story is one of personal transformation-from conservative, starchy, Yale-educated preppy to down­ town habitue, hipster and experimenter. Wagstaff and Mapplethorpe enabled one another to discover different parts of themselves, each encou rag­ ing the other to mine new territory in the arts -and in their personal lives. Wagstaff's death from AIDS in 1987 -and Mapplethorpe's in 1989 -marked the end of an era. Black White + Gray reveals the powerful troika these two men formed with Patti Smith and the influence their collective work continues to have over present-day art and culture.

Never reverting to ti red platitudes, queer fi lmmaker

BLACK WHITE + GRAY

Victoria

Markie Hancock uses intimate footage to reconstruct the story of her slow break with her evangelical up­ bringing. Tapping into her personal experience, she also illuminates the "civil war" that divides so many of us in these United States. At the dawning of the Reagan years, she explains that it was "hard to tell where the religion ended and family began." I ndeed, it was hard to tell where indoctri­ nation ended and a person a l belief system bega n . To sort i t all out, Hancock heads t o a d ivided Berlin ("The irony was not lost," she explains), where personal exploration provokes a critical choice: Leave the religion and lose the family, or stay in the religion and lose your­ self. Time passes, fundamentalist ideologies intensify and Hancock elucidates how the issues that are segre­ gating our country are the same ones that painfully divide her family. The film is so evenhanded that it is likely to resonate equally with both heartland evangeli­ cals and San Francisco queers. Ultimately, Born Again questions which is scarier: the fight for, or the attain­ ment of, personal freedom? The poignant short film In God's House - Asian American Lesbian & Gay Families in the Church profiles several Asian Americans as they struggle to reconcile their faith and an often hostile church. - ROBERT O'SHAUGHNESSY & GAY d i r Una Hoshino 2006 USA 22 min B O R N AGAI N dir Markie Hancock 2007 USA 70 min IN GO�'S HOUSE - ASIAN AMERICAN LESBIAN

FAMILIES IN THE CHURCH

dir James Cru mp 2007 USA 77 min

Wednesday June 2 0 I 1 2 noon

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Fall from Grace exposes the twisted, insular world of Baptist preacher Fred Phelps and his aggressive crusade to stamp out homosexuality. Along with his extended . brood, which includes dozens of children, gra�dchildren and great grandchildren who speak just like him, Phelps travels from his Topeka, Kansas headquarters across the U.S. to spread his message and wreak havoc. First-time documentary filmmaker K. Ryan Jones spent 12 months following the man who's gained national attention pick­ eting the funerals of AIDS victims and the funerals of servicemen killed in Iraq and Afghanistan. To Phelps, these casualties of war are God's punishment on a country that accepts homosexuality as "normal." Jones gets behind the scenes at Sunday sermons, picketing sessions and Phelps family gatherings to shed light on what motivates the preacher and his followers. I nterviews with two of his childre n who abandoned "the cause" several years ago provide intriguing insight into what might fuel Phelps' fire of hate. Jones doesn't have to look far to find people from the anti-Phelps contingent who are willing to talk, i ncluding the mayor of Topeka and theologians who p rovide fasci nating passage-by-passage analysis of the scri pture from which Phelps and his clan claim to derive their truths. Like a gruesome car wreck that catches and keeps your eye, Fall from Grace is difficult, disturbing and fascinat­ ing all at once.

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The Fall of '55

Free Havana / Odd People Out

G ender Redesigner

Sunday June 1 7 I 7 : 0 0 p m I Roxie

Sunday June 1 7 I 1 2 noon I Roxie

Saturday June 16 I 8:00 pm I Victoria

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I n the fa ll of 1 95 5 , a gay sex scandal erupted i n the

With its reputation for repression , Cuba has never been

Signs that everyth ing wasn't quite right came early and

unassumi ng, wholesome and "vice-less" town of Boise,

an easy place for homosexuals to live, thrive and feel

often for fAe. Though he was "born with girl parts, " a trip

Idaho, as teenage boys who had prostituted themselves

secure - nor a place where documentaries about them

to the girls' room on the first day of school was met with

to older men began to d i sclose t h e i r d a l l iances to

are often made.

terrified screa ms. At age three, industrious little fAe

authorities. Overnight, Boise's homosexual underworld

An insider's view, Free Havana explores both past

dreamt of devising a synthetic penis, which he hoped

- co m p rised mostly of married fam i ly men - was

a n d p resent experiences of various m e m bers of the

would let him pee like a boy. Early on, fAe found some

splashed onto headlines and thrust into the spotlight.

Cuban gay com m u n ity. After decades of persecutio n ,

comfort in a lesbian id entity but knew this was not his true self. Years of introspection led to the undeniable

Reputations were shattered a n d l ives ru ined as the

including forced work camps for homosexuals consid­

rumors a n d accusations flew. What followed was a

ered incapable of military service, the 1979 Cuban Penal

conclusion that fAe was a man mista ke nly endowed

classic witc h-hu nt, ma rked by i ntense homophobic

Code no longer p u n i s hed homosexual acts , But this

with a woman's body. His cari ng- but somewhat care­

doesn't keep some of the film's subjects, interviewed

less -brother notes that these biological errors sim ply

Seth Ra n d a l ' s gri p p i n g d o c u m entary p rovides

decades later, from keeping their identities hidden on­

occur sometimes, likening fAe's condition to that of a

un ique insights into the pre-Stonewa ll gay experience as

screen. Nor does it diminish the pain of the stories they

boy from a recent magazine article he read-a boy born

we ll as 195 0s' America's struggle with the issue of

have to tell about growing up gay and Cuban.

with fi ns for feet.

hysteria, in which the whole town became embroiled.

ho mosexual ity and the prevailing myth that it was a

The work of the late gay Cuban novelist Reinaldo

Unfazed, fAe undertakes a regi men of testosterone

ca ncer that could be spread to the youth. Interesting

Arenas was m a rked by his disil lusionment with the

injections, leading up to a painful and irreversible double

parallels are also drawn with the era of McCarthyism,

political systems under which he lived: first with the

mastectomy (which he gleefully refers to as "getting my breasts chopped off "). With the su pport of friends

d u ring which fea r and paranoia supplanted rational

forgotten promises of Castro's revolution in Cuba and

thought, and the federal government began its own purge

then with America's soul less obsession with money

and fa mily, fAe completes his ge nder transfo rmation,

of gays (one that continues to this day in our military).

d u ring his forced exi l e to N ew York. Odd People Out

b ut diffi culties a rise along the way. Daily struggl es

The fil m raises many questions that prove difficult

delves into Arenas's u nusual and tragic persona, first

pile up beside more serious ones: How does a recent

even in 2007: With the accusers ranging in age from 1 5

portrayed on the big screen by Javier Bardem in Before

graduate raise huge sums of money for an "optional"

t o 22, a t what age d i d their accusations of sexual corrup­

Night Fal/s. While he remained closeted to most of his

proced ure? How ca n fAe's mom learn to love a son

tion become simple hypocrisy? What kinds of behavior

family, Arenas was not asha med of his identity. In fact,

when she had raised a daughter? Now more outwardly

were im moral? How far should the com munity have gone

it was the bold, homosexual su btext of his work that

m a l e , h ow d o e s fAe rec o n c i l e t h e fe m a l e tra its

to protect the youth? Who were the victims, and who

drew the ire of Cu ba's communist regime, while placing

h e wa nts to reta i n ? And, perhaps most d a u nting of

were the exploited? I n Boise, more than fifty years later,

him on the map as a pioneering writer.

a l l , how does fAe transform, not in New York or San

opinions are still" deeply divided.

- PHILIPPE GOSSELIN

THE FALL OF '55 dir Seth Randal 2005 USA 85 min

CO-PRESENTED BY

GLBT Historical Society

FREE HAVANA dir Eliezer Perez Angueira 2007 Cuba 42 min in Spanish with English subtitles ODD PEOPLE OUT dir Ma nuel Zayas 2004 Cuba/Spain 54 min in Spanish with English subtitles

CO-PRES ENTED B Y

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Francisco, but in rural Pennsylvani�?

- ILYA TOVBIS

G ENDER REDESIGNER dir John Bergman n 2007 USA 75 m i n

CO- P R ESENTED B Y

FTM S a n Francisco

S P O N S O R E D BY

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At the age of 2 5 , Madison is preparing to become a new person: the woman she's always wanted - and knows

The Go dfather of Disco

I n Trust and Love I Miracle

Saturday June 1 6 I 3 : 3 0 pm I Victoria

Sunday June 1 7 I 2:00 p m I Victoria

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This doc u mentary duo celebrates the great stri des Europe has recently made in recognizing gay marriage

she was meant -to be. This intimate journey of transfor­

From Mel Cheren's invaluable contribution to the New

equality.

mation and self-discovery evolves over three years, from

York dance music scene in the 1970s to his courageous

First up is In Trust and Love, a gay, Czech celebrity

pre-op transexuality to full female identification. From

role in the fight against AIDS in the 1980s, The God­

take on The Learning Channel's "A Wedding Story," as

hormones that bring on female puberty to a tracheal

father of Disco explores an era when legends were born, a passionate community was cultivated, and lives were overturned by a mysterious, deadly disease. Editor-turned-documentarian Gene Graham offers up personal, insightful interviews with Cheren and other movers and shakers of the flourishing disco scene in tracking the career of this m usical i n novator who i nsti nctively knew what people on the dance floor wanted: A key investor i n the legendary Paradise Garage n ightclub and fou nder of the seminal d ance music label West End Records, Cheren had his finger on the pulse of a burgeoning generation that crossed cultures and sexual orientations - and changed m usic forever. Today 's hip hop and electronic music would not be the same without Cheren and colleagues such as legendary OJ Larry Levan and former partner and Paradise Garage owner Michael Brody. As the tragedy of AIDS struck, Cheren channeled his efforts to the fight against the disease through programs like 24 Hours for Life and LifeBEAT, becoming an impor­ tant voice of a community too enthusiastic and full of life to be struck down mid-boogie. Highlighted throughout the film, it is the exuberant, captivating music that Cheren helped cultivate that evokes the true feeling of the time­ a time when the greatest thing to do was dance.

actor/si nger Pavel Vitek (the Czech H ugh Jackman)

shave removing her Adam's apple to the final surgery that will remove her most offending parts, Madison's meta­ morphosis is both physical and emotional. Not once does Madison question her decision or her gender identity, but she does worry about how her family will handle her transition. While her mothe r initially grieves over the loss of her son, Madison's entire family proves to be remarkably supportive, particularly her 80-year-old grandmother Vivien, who, with her elegant British accent and a set of hot rollers, is the determined doyenne of all things feminine. Madison, however, has little interest in make-up, jewelry or fashion, but is inter­ ested in finding a meaningful relationship with a man who can accept her as wholly female. For Madison, being transsexual was always a tem­ porary situation. Through personal video diaries, revealing family moments, doctor visits and hospital stays, we are able to witness her body finally coming into harmony with her clear sense of self. In Casting Pear/s, Calpernia Adams stars as a trans­ sexual actress who endures a series of Hollywood audi­ tions, each humorously spotlighting a different prejudice or misconception that transwomen encounter. - JOANNE PARSONT 2006 USA 7 min G I RL INSIDE dir Maya Gallus 2007 Canada 70 min

- KRISTINE KOLTON

CASTING PEARLS dir Andrea James

CO-PR ESENTED BY

United Genders of the Universe

THE GODFATHER OF D ISCO

CO-PR ESENTED B Y SPON SORED BY

dir Gene Graham 2007 USA 90 m i n

AIDS Housing Alliance S a n Francisco

enters into a legal partnership with his longtime lover­ cum-manager Janis Sidovsky in an idyllic ceremony set in a castle on a hill. The fi lm intercuts between their preparations for the wedding -as they listen (somewhat narcissistically) to stories about their upcoming union on the radio while stylists work tirelessly to ensure they look perfect - and their reflections on the nuptials several weeks later. The star couple got hitched just days after the Czech Republic began legally recognizing same-sex partnerships in July, 2006. Miracle takes a more political view of the move­ ment in Spain, where the Partido Socialista fulfilled its promise of full marriage equality soon after its rise to power in 2004. The fi lm captures the passion, excite­ ment and eloquence of its subjects - including film­ maker Pedro Almod6var -who assert their equality in the eyes of society and the law. They also express great pride in their country 's dramatic leap to the forefront of human rights after lagging behind for so many years under a legacy of fascism. Leave it to the Spaniards to take it to the streets and turn their historic LGBT rights victory into one hell of a party.

- PHILIPPE GOSSELIN

I N TRUST AND LOVE dir Michala Herze 2006 Czech Republic 52 min in Czech with English subtitles M IRACLE dir Clarissa Gonzalez 2006 Spa in 52 min in Spanish with English subtitles

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Kate Clinton: 25th Anniversary Tour

$9 members I $ 1 0 general I JAM 18V

Sunday June 1 7

JAM

In the 1960s, roller derby had more television viewers

La ughing Matters . . . The Men Sunday June 1 7 I 1 '1 : 3 0 a m I Victoria

I 5 : 3 0 p m I Castro

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Comedy inspires a variety of emotions, not the least of

than any other professional sport. In San Fra ncisco,

With a quarter century of stand-Up under her belt, Kate

which is hilarity. Stand-up comedy -typically rooted in

derby matches drew more spectators than the Giants

Clinton calls herself "the last lesbian comic standing. "

the pain and suffering of its orator -provides hilarity for

and the A's combined. The sport fell out of favor virtually

But where Kate really stands is a s a t the forefront of the

its aud ience but is also a kind of auto-therapy for the

overnight, but that did n't stop Ti m Patten, a gay man who

lesbian movement, where her sharp, politically charged

comedian on stage, whose most effective material is

became a roller derby star as an outlet for his anger and

h umor has made her a celebrated voice of enlightenment

often the sheer messiness of his own life. Which is why,

frustrations. Now, as an H IV-positive man, the dream of

and empowerment. Since quitting her day job as a high

in theory, gay comedians should have no trouble slaying an audience every time.

reviving the sport - and seeing people battl ing it out on

school Engl ish teacher in 1 98 1 , she has spread her

skates for victory! - has kept Tim alive. JAM covers

comic gospel, helping us laugh our way "through peace­

seven years in the un predictable saga of this former

time, wartime and scoundrel time."

The com edians showcased in Laughing Matters find their voices in both affi rmi ng gay stereotypes and

skating luminary, who struggles to bring the once popular

In 2006, to mark her silver ann iversary as a per­

refuti n g them - y es, vari ety televi sion joke writer

sport back to life here in the Bay Area, while revealing

former, Kate embarked on a 50-city "It's Come to Th is!"

Bruce Vilanch is a big f l a m i n g q u een , but with 1 6

roller derby's surprisingly queer history and its many gay

tou r, s ponsored by the National Ce nter for Lesbian

Oscar telecasts u nder h i s belt, not to mention a M iss

and lesbian skaters and fans.

Rights. With a sassy new plati num blonde coif (so she

Black Teen Utah pageant, who's la ughing all the way to

Tim gathers many of the old stars, including fellow

can " look more like Brad Pitt" and, thus, get that m uch

the bank? And while Scott Ken nedy may look l i ke a

gay skater Alfonso Reyes, to create the American Roller

closer to Angelina Jolie), Kate takes the stage in Long

supera n n uated frat boy sports junkie from Lubbock,

Derby League and the Bay City Bombers. Alfonso and

Beach, riffing on everything from menstruation to gay

Texa s, he's really watching all those footba ll ga mes for

his cadre of skaters are a ragtag but hearty bunch of

cruises, the need to dress well for surveil lance cameras

more than just the touchdowns.

dreamers who still light up at the prospect of barreling

to the passing of the Pope.

These are gay men who find h umor in what gays have guffawed at time and again, from Star Jones and

down the ri nk for their fans. But director Marc Woollen

Her hilarious performance is interspersed with a

d i scovers that there is as much d rama behind the

variety of personal moments along the tour route, includ­

sissy children to zany comings out and butch tops with

scenes as there is in the ri nk as an internal power strug­

ing backstage banter with her 18-year partner Urvashi

femme proclivities. Defying race, eth nicity, body type

gle threatens to doom the league before it can even gain

Vaid, a public reading from her new book What the L?, a

and cultural import, the men of Laughing Matters share

the momentum it needs to survive. But it's the sheer

Curve magazine interview at the Dinah Shore Weekend

a rich propensity for min ing humor out of everyday gay

veloc ity of t h i s s h a rp- edged sport that helps Tim,

in Palm Springs, and a brief tribute to "the mother of com­

life, cu ltivating honesty, combating shame and reappro­

Alfonso and their compatriots get through the toughest

edy " by today's up-and-coming young lesbian comics.

priating power along the way. Rou nding out this rainbow

For a woman who has successfully cha nged people's

coalition of outs ider h u mo rists is Afri ca n American

lives and minds through her smart style of lesbian humor,

Andre Kelly, New York Jew Eddie Sarfaty, Filipino Catholic

it's a tribute well earned.

Alec Mapa and suburban white male Bob Smith.

parts of their l ives.

- COREY EUBANKS

JAM dir Marc Woollen 2006 USA 82 min

- JOANNE PARSONT

KATE CLINTON: 25TH ANN IVERSARY TOUR dir Andrea Meyerson

2007 USA 60 min

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-ANDY BAILEY LAU G H I N G MATTERS . . . THE MEN dir Andrea Meyerson 2007 USA

82 min

National Center for Lesbian Rights

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Lesbian Pulp-O-Rama G oes to Sweden!

Look Us in the Eye

Love Man Love Woman

Saturday June 1 6 I 1 1 :00 am I Victoria

Sunday June 1 7 I 2:00 pm I Roxie

Thursday J u n e 21 I 9:1 5 pm I Roxie

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Cynthia Rich, Mannie Garza and Janice Keaffaber,

Who knew a religion could be so fabulous? Vietnam's

$9 members I $10 general I PULP2 1 R

The girl-on-girl fantasies that peppered t h e pages

founders of the Old Women's Project in San Diego,

Dao Mau temples are one of the few places where gay

of male-oriented pulp novels in the '50s and ' 60s (and

rage against ageism with creativity and wit. Jennifer

men are able to flourish in the predominantly homopho­

were secretly devoured by lesbians of that generation)

Abod's Look Us in the Eye: The Old Women's Project

bic country. In these traditional temples, where atten­

provide juicy fodder for the irrepressible off-off-Broad­

offers an engaging look at these outspoken women

dance is surprisingly mixed, they're able to express their

way troupe Lesbian Pulp-O-Rama. The talented sextet

who give voice to the voiceless.

sexuality and femininity, blurring the distinctions

takes the ripest situations imaginable - cheerleader

"Old Women's Project acts like an old woman. It's

practices, casting couches, ski resorts and sororities ­

funny. It's wise. It's got gravitas. But it's also got levity,"

altars and flamboyant rituals, replete with candles,

and smartly filters them through a unique blend of Rest­

beams one younger activist aspiring to be old and bold

incense, sequins and feathers - and don't forget the

oration theater, melodrama and slapstick.

like the change-making trio. Rich, Garza and Keaffaber

liquor and cigarettes! - are reminiscent of a perform­

build on what they've learned from anti-ageism author

ance by the Cockettes.

A cult phenomenon in the Land of Blondes, where they're embraced as out inspirations, the ladies return

and activist Barbara MacDonald to make visible the

The religion's priestesses are the Dong Co (literally,

for their second tour with the massively entertaining hol­

socioeconomic and political issues that touch the lives

Woman's Spirit), effeminate gay [ll en who act as medi­

iday show A Vel}' Pulpy Christmas! This rambunctious

of old women-and us all. Old Women's Project smartly

ums for female spirits and the Mother Goddess. Their

documentary captures the group giving insightful inter­

allies itself with several single -issue movements,

rites include many elements of conventional Western

views to the media, clowning backstage and performing

accompanied on their inventive actions by a giant old

drag, with outrageous outfits and sharp-tongued humor.

great chunks of the show. Of the many highlights, an

woman puppet named P OWER (Pissed Old Woman

The documentary takes a heartening look at this group

affectionate parody of Marlene Dietrich singing "Falling in

Engaged in Revolution) and wearing t- shirts that

of ai nam ai nu (literally, "love man love woman," a

Love Again" stands out. But you're bound to have your

declare, "Old Women Are Your Future."

term used to refer to gay men in Vietnam) forging their

Only in the Castro celebrates local treasure Trevor

own favorite, for Lesbian Pulp-O-Rama is unabashedly

own community, culture and rituals together.

Hailey, who has shared LGBT living history with thou­

Preceding the feature is Remi's Secret a short

sands of people over the years through her Cruisin' the

documentary portrait of a beautiful, warm-hearted trans

an exuberantly tongue-in-cheek (and tongue-on-tongue)

Castro walking tours. She is a woman who literally

Thai performer who yearns for acceptance as a woman

travelogue of the rip-roaring Dinah Shore Weekend held

walks her talk to demystify LGBT lives.

more about pleasure than politics. Made for French television, A Lez in Wonderland is

and not just as a cabaret star like many trans women in

each year in Palm Springs. Between the bikini contest

Starting the program on a musica l note, Ma

and the room party, rambunctious guide Anna Margarita

Rainey 's Lesbian Licks is a contemporary cover of a

suffused with dreamy soft-focused imagery of Thai

Albelo manages to squeeze in an interview with the

1 928 song written and performed by the early blues

cabaret spectacles.

always entertaining Guinevere Turner.

legend, with explicitly lesbian content.

A LEZ IN WONDERLAND

- MICHAEL FOX

- CAROL HARADA

dir Anna Margarita Albelo 2006

MA RAINEY'S LESBIAN LICKS

France 28 min LESBIAN PULP-O-RAMA GOES TO SWEDEN!

ONLY IN THE CASTRO

dir Heather de Michele

CO-PRESENTED BY

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REMI'S SECRET

dir Rachel Clift 2006 USA 10 min Thi 2006 Vietnam 52 min in Vietnamese with Engl ish subtitles LOVE MAN LOVE WOMAN d i r Nguyen Trinh

dir Jennifer Abod 2006 USA 27 min Theatre Rhinoceros

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dir Robert Philipson 2006 USA 4 m in dir Rick Baciga lupi 2007 USA 26 m i n

Thailand. Set to Remi's gifted piano playing, the film is

LOOK US I N THE EYE: THE O L D WOMEN'S PROJECT

2006 USA 68 min

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Motherfucker: A Movie

On the Downlow

Red Without Blue

Tu esday June 1 9 I 7:00 pm I Victoria

Saturday June 23 I 6:00 pm I Victoria

Sunday June 1 7 I 5:00 pm I Victoria

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Wednesday June 20 I 2: 1 5 pm I Castro

Si nce 2000, Michael T, Justine D, Johnny T and Georgie

Abigail Child is a preemi nent experimental fi lmma ker,

Seville have come together to put on the most exciting

noted for her signature works in the found footage genre.

event in nightlife: Motherfucker. Motherfucker's roots

In each of them, she creates an artfully designed, self­

rest firmly in such '90s clubs as avant queer Jackie 60

contai ned un iverse, replete with sexu al tension and

headed boys jump ing rope, blowing out birthday candles

a n d the homo rock ' n ' ro l l c l u b Squ eezebox, which

lurking danger, which lies on the border between fiction

and posing with Minnie Mouse. "It was such a happy

encouraged a mixed crowd and emphasized the signifi­

and real ity.

time; they were j u st so ha ppy, " says J e n ny Farl ey,

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S u p er 8 footage and old snapshots show two tow­

cance and empowerment of women, trannies and queers

I n her documenta ry On the Down/ow, Child and

reflecting back on the childhood of her beautiful identi­

in the scene. By blending decades of rock influences and

cinematogra pher Arthur Jafa (Crook/yn, Daughters of

cal twins, Mark and Alex. B ut there was much more

bringing together the m ost outrageous people fro m

the Dust) , investigate the lifestyles of four African Amer­

going on behind the picture-perfect facade of th is sub­

gay and straight culture, these four co-conspirators rein­

ican men l iving in CI�veland, Ohio and confronting the

u rban home, as the Farley fami ly struggled to deal with

vigorated the New York club scene after it spiraled into

struggles of everyday existence and the process of com­

coming out, sexual abuse, divorce, drug use and a fa iled

remission following its murderous and violent past.

ing out. Child un covers their secrets as she explores the

joint suicide attempt.

Motherfucker: A Movie profi les the scene itself as

sexual, racial and fa milial d ichotomies of their lives.

Born three minutes apart, Mark says, "We were

well as the club' s promoters, a loving and sometimes

The cityscapes are fil med in surreptitious, staccato

just in love with each other since the day we were born,"

feu d i ng fa mi ly h eaded by their "mother, " M ichael T.

fashion, coupled with a roving but unobtrusive camera

Now, at 2 1 , he has a deeper understanding of the com­

I nterviews cover everyth ing from the nuances of the

that pen etrates the protagon i sts ' domestic spaces.

plexities of his and Alex's intense bond. As teens, the

perfect music set to the hazards of a new venue and the

Weaving these visuals together with startl ingly fra nk on­

boys were separated for two years because of their self­

realities of preferential treatment: "We don't care what

camera narration by each protagonist, Child creates a

destructive actions. When they were finally reu n ited ,

your look is, j ust work o n e , " comments Door B itch

compelli ng collective portrait of the physical, psycholog­

Alex had news that would further rock the fa mily - h e

Thomas Onorato. Performance footage intercuts with

ical and emotional trava ils of an underground lifestyle

n o longer wanted to b e Alex but now identified a s Clair.

interviews featu ring David Johansen and Sylvain Sylvain

fi nally surfacing above grou nd. Each of the fou r men

As they work through their painful past and their

of the New York Dolls, Moby, Alan Cumming, The Juan

mu st come to terms (in disti nctly i ndividual fa sh ion)

s hifting present, each family member's emotions run the

Maclean, vogue icon Willie N i nja and many othe rs ,

with the reality of his i nti mate involvement with same­

ga mut from anger and sadness to em pathy and joy.

weigh i n g in on how Motherf u c ke r figu res i nto t h e

sex partners. As viewers, we are left knowing that their

"We fell apart as a family," says Mark. "We still are a long

lineage o f New York City nightclubbi ng. Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone put it best: "They �

$10 general

personal human struggles will continue in the real space

way off because we just don't fit into the white picket

and time that exists beyond the fi nal frames.

fence, and I don't think we ever did." Red Without Blue

take a l l of these different, decade nt, seedy, polysexual

On the Down/ow will be preceded by Child's 2004

New York traditions and make them exp lode togeth er."

short documentary The Party, also shot in Cleveland's

Motherfucker: A Movie will leave you with the sweet­

Black gay com munity.

est hangover.

- DENNIS CONROY

MOTHERFUCKER: A MOVIE dir David Casey USA 2007 89 m i n

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reexamines selfhood and sexual identity as we witness the evolution and rebirth of this courageous fami ly. - DENNIS CONROY

- TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL

RED WITHOUT BLUE dirs Brooke Sebold, Benita Sills & Todd Sills

THE PARTY dir Abigail Child 2004 USA 8 min ON THE DOWNlOW d i r Abiga il C h i l d 2007 USA 54 min

2007 USA 74 min

CO-PRESENTED BY Black Coalition On AIDS and Shanti L.lH. Institute

CO-PR ESENTED BY Bay Area Video Coalition

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Semper Fi: One Marine's Journey

Saturday June 23 I 5:30 pm

Saturday June 23 I 1 :00 pm I Castro

$9 members I $10 genera l I SEXC23R

Through Th ick and Thin

Sex C hange H ospital

$7 members I $8 genera l I SEMP23C

I Roxie

Wedn esday June 20 I 7 : 0 0 p m I Roxie $9 members I $10 genera l I THRU20R

Neither exploitative nor sensationalizi ng, Sex Change

Thursday June 21 I 4:30 pm I Castro $7 mem bers I $8 genera l I THRU21C

Lance Corporal Jeff Key is one of the most patriotic peo­

Hospital focuses o n the d e d i c ati o n a n d talent of

ple you'll ever meet. A gay man from Alabama, he felt

Dr. Marci Bowers, a tra n sge nder s u rgeon cu rrently

"Our love is more powerful than the United States of

there was something missing in his life, so, at age 34,

working in Trinidad, Colorado (the sex change capital of

America," proclaims Tom, who is plainly, passionately,

he joined the Mari nes. They bent the rules to accommo­

the world) perform ing sex reassign ment surgeries.

and wholeheartedly in love with Emilio, his partner of five

date his age, but he kept his homosexuality a secret.

These ep isodes from the series follow two people on

years. Unfortunately, Tom's touching sentiment also has

Then, four hijacked planes changed the course of history

their journeys to undergo the procedures and explore

a certain amount of wishful thinking behind it: Emilio is

on September 11, 2001.

how D r. Bowers' personal and professional history helps

a Venezuelan citizen, who has been fighting deportation

to m a ke the experi e n ce more fu lfi l l i ng and safe for

for years.

Semper

Fi blends docume ntary a n d i nterview

footage with Key 's one-man theater performance about

her patients.

Through Thick and Thin examines the trials of gay

his tour of duty in Iraq as a closeted gay soldier. The

Produced by the powerfully talented folks at World

and lesbian bi-national couples as they struggle against

story begi ns with h i m on a bare stage, weari ng just

of Wonder (Party Monster, The Eyes of Tammy Faye,

U.S. immigration laws, living and loving across oceans and time zones. As they fight to be together, these cou­

white boxer shorts and his dog tags, waking up to news

Trans Generation), the series pulls you into the com­

of the attacks. Key then leads us back in time to a con­

pelling stories of people who a re ta king what some

ples find their affections growing al ongside righteous

servative adolescence spent as a teen preacher with the

see as the final step towards defining one's gender. It

indignation: How can a love strong enough to survive

burgeoning awareness of his sexual ity. He eventually

also provides a common thread through each of the

such great distance be so easily dismissed by a preju­

lands in the gay theater com m u n ity of Los Ange les,

episodes in the form of D r. Marci Bowers, who calls

d iced government?

where he shocks his friends by joining the Marines. Stationed in Iraq, Key is confident in his decision to fulfill his love of God and country. But after "Mission

upon her own experiences as a tran sge nder woman

While they face many individual problems and find

to gu ide her patients as they go through th is ultimate

varying ways to cope with their dilemmas, all of the cou­

life-changing procedure.

ples must confront certain issues. Pla n n i ng for the

Accomplished," he sees a situation going terribly wrong.

The groundbreaking short film One in 2000 looks at

future is nea r impossible: purchasing a "dream home"

At the same time, it becomes more and more difficult to

the experiences of the one in two thousand people who

makes little sense for partners who may be torn apart at

keep his sexual ity a secret (especially with so many

are born intersex -those with genitalia that don't per­

any moment on a court's whim; legal cases loom large

hot Iraqi men around him). He realizes that the mission

fect y fit the definition of male or female. H ighlighting the

and i m pose an unnatural pace to their relationships;

isn't working, and neither is the policy of "Don't Ask,

cruelty and wrongheadedness of genital surgeries on

and each moment spent together is imbued with the

Don't Tell."

infants (which serves no actual med ical purpose), One

palpable urgency of a ticking clock. As their extraordi­

Semper Fi paints a refreshing portrait of a gay man

in 2000 is an informative, tender, compelling and effec­

nary stories progress, it is impossible not to admire the

we rarely meet and proves that patriotism, like sexuality,

tive call for change.

- CINDY M. EMCH

perseverance of these ordinary people in i ntimate rela­

come s in many differe nt packages.

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COREY EUBAN KS

SEMPER FI: ONE MAR I NE'S JOURNEY d i r Vince DiPersio 2007

ONE IN 2000 d i r Ajae Clearway 2006 USA 26 min SEX CHANGE H OSP ITAL d i r Chris McKim 2007 USA 47 min

USA 76 min

tionshi ps, who, against all odds, believe their love will carry them through.

THROUGH THICK AND THIN dir Sebasti an Cordoba 2006 Argentina

75 min

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Service members Legal Defense Network and

Military Equality Alliance SPONSO R E D B Y

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Rick Osmon

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S A N F R A N C I S C O I N T E R N ATI O N A L LG B T F I L M

Out & Equal Workplace Advocates

S P O N S O R E D BY

Oeloitte E STIVAL


D O CS

Trained in the Ways of Men Saturday J u n e 1 6 I 4 : 1 5 p m I Castro $7 members I $8 general I TRAI l6C

In 2002, transgendered Alameda County teen Gwen

Tri ple X Selects: The Best of Lezsploitation

Two Homelands: Cuba and the Night

Saturday J u n e 1 6 I 6:00 p m I Victoria

Saturday June 2 3 I 1 1 :00 am I Victoria

$9 members I $10 general I TRIP16V

$7 members I $8 general I TWOH23V

Araujo was severely beaten, tied up and strangled to death

Join Triple X-DJ, musician and lifelong student and col­

Framed by the beautiful poetry of the oppressed Cuban

in the company of four male friends after it was revealed

lector of cult films -as she unveils a fabulous new clip

poet Reinaldo Arenas, this revealing documentary fea­

that Araujo -who identified and lived as a woman and

show starring the leading women of erotic cinema in

tures memorable portraits of five gay men and one

had engaged in sexual acts with at least one of the men

their '60s and 70s heyday. She will contextualize and

transsexual woman living in and around Havana. Their

who killed her-was, in fact, a biological male.

expand upon her audiovisual montage with insights

disparate stories and candid interviews dispel myths

Unlike the story of Brandon Teena (fictionalized in

into the various subgenres featured, giving a sinful

while demonstrating a range of experience, opinion

the 1999 feature film Boys Don't Cry) that unraveled

history lesson on this deliriously fascinating chapter in

and social status: A vibrant nineteen year old, Raudel

in the conservative Midwest, Gwen Araujo's tragic tra­

"paracinema, " "sexploitation" and "sinema" (among

attends illegal gay parties, since the government still

jectory became a hot-button issue in and around the

many other colorful terms used to describe it). How did

cracks down on queer gatherings; Tomas is a former

Bay Area, where transgender rights are protected under

this vast and vampy genre come about? Who were

colleague of Arenas, still deeply in touch with the revolu­

California state law-to a degree.

the primary filmmakers and actresses of this outsider

tionary spirit; A courageous and talented photographer,

This eye-opening documentary combines inter­

underworld of cinema? Who were these films made for

Eduardo explores the mythology of Cuban machismo

views with Araujo family members and legal experts and

and where were they shown? Why is it important to

through his work; Imperio is an HIV-positive drag artist

footage from both trials (the first resulted in a hung jury)

appropriate these films for a gay and lesbian audience?

performing in the illegal cabarets; Alexy is the son of a

to delve into the heart of the Araujo case, examining the

Take a trip down memory lane with Triple X's selec­

Communist official living under the radar on the Malecon;

so-called "gay/trans panic strategy" employed by the

tion of classic, made -for-straight-men movies that

and Isabel is a transsexual woman whose triumphant

defense to procure lighter sentencing. Would Araujo's

have been reclaimed for the ladies, featuring Swedish

spirit helps her survive in a hate-filled world.

heterosexual-identified male aggressors have acted

wildcats, frisky inmates, sinning nuns, lesbian vampires

It has been more than ten years since the success

differently had they not discovered her transgendered

and a whole array of astonishingly sexed-up women.

of films like Strawberry and Chocolate and Gay Cuba, so

status? Was Araujo putting herself at risk by not disclos­

Compiled from nearly twenty different sexploitation films

Two Homelands provides a fresh and important look at

ing her biology to sexual partners? Was transphobia at

spanning the years of 1965 through the early 1980s,

the present-day gay culture and community of an often

play in the courtroom when defense lawyers pursued a

this hot presentation is guaranteed to make you smile.

misunderstood country that is still stuck in the past but

"manslaughter in the heat of passion" charge so as to

Films include Venus in Furs ( 196 9) , Daughters of

also very dynamic and full of surprises. While exploring

avoid first-degree murder charges?

Lesbos ( 1968) , Chained Girls (1965), Score (1973), Emmanuelle (1974), lisa, The Wicked Warden (1977) and Bare Behind Bars (1980).

their contemporary struggle for sexual liberation, German

Trained in the Ways of Men poses as many ques­ tions as it answers. Justice may have been served in the second Araujo trial, but ambiguities remain for the pros­ ecution as much as the defense-and for the future of transgender rights in California. TRAINED IN THE WAYS OF MEN

- ANDY BAILEY

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is curated

by Michelle Joh nson TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

private lives and the two homelands of these queer Cubans. Cuba is the country w�ere they live, but the night is where they thrive.

- COREY EUBANKS

80 min TWO HOMELANDS: CUBA AND THE NI GHT

dir Christian Liffers 2006 Germany 84 min in Spanish with English subtitles

dir Shelly Provost 2007 USA 102 min

Community United Against Violence and Transgender Law Center

C O - P R E SENTED BY

TRI PLE X SELECTS: THE BEST OF LEZSPLOITATION

director Christian Liffers offers intimate access to the

SPONSORED B Y

CO-PR ESENTED B Y SPONSORED B Y

Eilia Program Para Tra ns-Latinas Berkelev Chicago

CODDINGTON

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Water Flowing Together Friday June 2 2 I 6:00 p m I Roxie $9 members I $10 general I WATE22R

"Twenty four hours a day . . . all I think about is dancing, dancing, dancing." Having danced virtually nonstop since the age of five, Jock Soto has had little ti me for much else. Now, at the age of forty, one of modern ba llet 's most gifted and celebrated dancers is on the verge of retire足 ment. After 24 years with the New York City Ballet-and a decade of grueling pain associated with his passion and profession-Soto is forced to contemplate life after dance -and the evolution of his very identity. With his bea utiful , ath l etic body a n d an i n nate musical elegance, Soto's talent was recognized early and instantly. Raised on a reservation in Arizona by a Navajo mother and Puerto Rican father (who both supported and encouraged his every plis), he began dancing the Native American hoop dance at age three, won a full scholar足 ship to the School of American Ballet at age 14 and, at just 1 6, was selected by George Balanchine for the New York City Ballet. An im med iate star in the compa ny, Soto was able to move seamlessly from subtle move足 ments of grace and precision to aggressive leaps and lifts of ball erinas. As he reflects on his uncertain future, Soto a lso attempts to connect with his past, revisiting his Navajo roots and the cultural heritage to which he is at once detached and devoted. A rich blend of performance and rehearsal footage, personal interviews and old fa mi ly photos, this engrossing cinematic portrait is a remark足 able personal journey and a paean to a great gay artist. - JOANNE PARSONT WATER FLOWING TOGETHER dir Gwendolen Cates 2007 USA 79 min

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Best Mates

Bi Request

Friday J une 1 5 I 4:30 pm I Castro

Saturday June 1 6 I 6:00 pm I Roxie

$7 mem bers I $8 general I BEST l 5 C

$9 members I $10 general I BIRE16R

You're the best man at your best bud's wedding; you fi nd

For our first ever Bi Request shorts progra m, volunteer

yourself drunk (and horny) after a few with your mate;

guest curator Amy Andre selected films made by bisex­

the guy that just saved your ass on the island insists on

ual directors and/or about bisexual subjects. Bi Request

a naked dip in the ocean; or the new ranch hand is a lot

was inspired by Frameline's ongoing commitment to

friendlier than he should be. Friendships between a gay

promote bisexual visibility and display bi images in fi lm.

guy and a straight guy can be fulfilling, confusing and frustrating all at the same time.

In a spoof of 1950s educational films, Shady Bi warns of the "d a ngers " of bi sexual w o m e n , w h i l e

The program starts off with some rock 'n' roll, sexual

natu re -loving bisexuals g o ca m p i ng i n B i Camp. I n

identity and the politics of coalition, as seen through the

CHECKOUT, friends ( a n d e�-Iovers) Corey a n d Max

eyes of a ten-year-old boy at the fair in Rock Pockets.

compete for the same woman at the grocery store, and

BEST MATES finds old college friends Raj and Tom escap­

a scorned bisexual goes postal in One Useless Prick.

ing their failing relationships on a boys' night out. As the

A bisexua l tra nswoma n docu ments her transition i n

evening evolves, in secu rities and old rivalries emerge.

Whatever Suits You. In Lauren's Call, a Cuban immi­

Set in the picturesque but homophobic islands of the

grant couple fights to make their relatio nship work i n

Bahamas, Float follows a young Caucasian art student

t h e midst o f a sexual identity crisis. A n d Single Sexy

as he finds unexpected love and adventure with a hand­

Bilingual is a black comedy about being bil ingual, bi­

some, sexually ambiguous Bahamian.

sexual and bipolar

Moments before his best friend's wedding, Peter gets

From Jan Kruger, the director of Unterwegs and The

one last cha nce to rekindle mutual feeli ngs long sup­

Whiz Kids, comes Hotel Paradijs, a fi lm about the magic

pressed - but not abandoned - in The Best Men. Set

and darkness of desire. Though happy with his boyfriend

in the Pantanal area of Western Brazil and paying tribute

Christian, Paul finds hi mself seduced by Claire. But is

to Brokeback Mountain, Cowboy Forever tells the story

it really Claire, or just the idea of falling in love with a

of the traditional, conservative life of Latino cowboys.

woman, that makes Paul turn away from his lover?

Emotions are stirred and fantasies assumed as two young, handsome cowboys experience a true love story in the open air.

SHADY BI dir April Faith Hirschman 2007 USA 4 min BI CAMP dir Wayne

Bryant 2007 USA 3 min CHECKOUT dir Jenn Garrison 2006 USA 9 min

ROCK POCKETS dir Trevor Anderson 2006 Canada 6 min BEST MATES dir

Maninderpal Sahota 2006 UK 10 min FLOAT dir Kareem Mortimer 2006 Bahamas 35 min THE BEST MEN dir Tony Wei 2006 USA 13 min COWBOY FOREVER dir Jean-Baptiste Erreca 2006 France/Brazil 26 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

- AMY ANDR E

90 m i n

SPONSOR E D BY

ONE USELESS PRICK dir Punkvert Films 2007 USA 6 min WHATEVER SUITS YOU dir Ashley Altadonna 2007 USA 7 min LAUREN'S CALL

dir Enrica Perez USA 23 min SINGLE SEXY BILINGUAL dir Barbara Karpinski 2006 Australia 12 min HOTEl PARADIJS dir Jan Kruger 2007 USA 30 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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94 min

Bay Area Bisexua l Network

• WWW.FRAM E L I N E. O R G

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Boys to Men

Dancing with the Queers

Dyke Delights

Monday June 1 8 I 9: 1 5 p m I Roxie

Saturday June 1 6 I 1 1 :30 am I Roxie

Saturday June 23 I 3:30 pm I Castro

$9 members I $10 general I BOYS 18R

$7 members I $8 general I DAN C 1 6R

$7 members I $8 general I DYKE23C

From bad-ass butchers to ta lking genitalia, these shorts

What may be a fad for many television fans and week­

Who says lesbians don't have a sense of hu mor? Cer­

by, for and about FTM folks are a complete treat, mixing

end hoofers is a lifelong passion for some queer folk.

tainly not the creators - or viewers - of this comedic

i mportant self-reflection with the need to let loose and

With writhing Latin motion or smooth standard moves,

collection of shorts.

kick up your heels.

same-sex ballroom dancing is an enormous source of

Long Ago is a lesbian dra medy about heartache

pride and visibility for the LGBT com munity, as testified

and the u lti m ate fa shion faux pas - the rat ta i l . I n

by this swinging set of short films.

LESBIANS: the music video, el ectro-cult comic Clay

Letters from Home takes a sensitive look at fami ly, identity and willful misperception through letters sent to Jayden from his family during transition. Featuring a cast

I n Milonga Gay, stu nning dancers with fiery and

Drinko si ngs his praises to the lesbians of the world.

of fierce and feisty talking genitals (complete with glitter

precise footwork c reate a n atmos pheric mix at La

Local lesbians d i scuss their d og obsessions and its

and googly eyes), the innovative Trannymals Go to Court

Marshal, "the first gay tango hall in the entire world"

impact on their sex lives in Dykes and Dogs: A Bedtime

makes it clear that when it comes to exposing absurd

and the Buenos Aires hot spot for tangled l i m bs and

Story, while in Sugar in the Blood a spurned girlfriend

transphobic legal principles, these private parts can save

smoldering looks. A Peek Behind the Boerewors Curtain

tries desperately to find a sexy girl in the park to exact

the day! Introspection and gorgeous imagery abound in

is a lesson in the conflicting languages, cultures and

her revenge. Make Room for Phyllis is a short comedy

Swim Suit, an experimental exploration of one trans

politics that inform members of the gay com munity in

about one woman's attempted journey through poly­ amory. In Fine and Dandy, a woman struggl ing to find

man's struggle to remain a member of-and then leave

post-apartheid Cape Town - a nd an i ntroduction to

-his college swim team. In the sexy and stylized Miggy

their un ique Afrikaans langarm two-step-style dancing.

happi ness hopes to attract the attention of a potential

n Lil, a charismatic butcher swoon s for a hot, Ober­

OUTBallroom showcases the efforts of local queers to

female suitor through nineteenth-century social etiquette.

femme, meat-loving thief on the run. Their chemistry,

carve their own space in a world of sequins, sweat and

The Incredible Dyke is a loving tribute to superheroes,

camp and charm will leave you hankering for a barbeque!

marabou feathers, while the ladies of Frontbum Dancin '

70s television and biker chicks. In Members Only, Amy

Frameline Completion Fund winner F. Scott Fitzgerald

remind us that if you lose you r dance partner, you still

is the new kid in town and can't seem to get a date or

Slept Here explores the inte rsections of class, race

have your elephant thong. In the East Bay, award-winning

even a woman to look in her direction -until she meets

and privilege in the context of a friendship that nearly

dancers and instructors Citabria and Zoe cultivat� the

im plodes from the pressure. The result is a compelling

local and international same- sex dance communities,

film about how lives and relationships can change before

working with fi rst-ti mers, lesbian moms and life part­

we even realize what's happening.

- CINDY M. EMCH

LETTERS FROM HOME dir Nat Smith 2005 USA 17 min TRANNYMALS GO

TO COURT dirs Dylan Vade & Abe Bernard 2007 USA 16 min SWIM SUIT

dir Lucretia Knapp 2006 USA 14 min MIGGY N lIL dir Bug Davidson 2006 USA 17 min F. scon FITZGERALD SLEPT HERE dir Jules Rosskam USA 2007 25 min TOTAL R U N N I N G TIM E :

90 min

FTM San Francisco and Tranny Fest

LONG AGO dir Christy Wegener 2007 USA 13 min LESBIANS: THE MUSIC VIDEO dir Laura Terruso 2006 USA 4 min DYKES AND DOGS:

ners who share their challenges and successes while

A BEDTIME STORY dir Anne Marie Luger 2007 USA 16 min SUGAR IN

train ing for the Chicago Gay Games and, in the process,

THE BLOOD dir Peter Saller 2005 Germany 13 min in German with

Learning to Fly.

- CHRISTOPHER KELLEHER

M ILONGA GAY dir Paul Chernosky 2006 Argentina 5 min in Spanish with English subtitles A PEEK BEHIND THE BOEREWORS C URTAIN dir Paige Brown 2006 USA 13 min OUTBALLR O O M dir Auriel 2007 USA 25 min FRONTBUM DAN CIN' dir Tonnette Stanford 2007 Australia 7 min LEARNING TO FlY dir Margo Dean 2006 USA 21 min TOTAL R U NN I N G T I M E :

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power lesbian Joan Fox.

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English subtitles MAKE ROOM FOR PHYLLIS dir Madeleine Olnek 2006 USA 12 min FINE AND DANDY dir Kelly West 2006 Australia 15 min THE INCREDIBLE DYKE dir Kurt Koehler & James Edward Quinn 2007 USA 10 min MEMBERS ONLY dir Carolina Roca-Smith 2007 USA 10 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

93 min

7 1 min

Queer Cu ltural Center

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S H O RTS

Fun I n Boys' Shorts

Fun In Girls' Shorts

Saturday June 1 6 I 1 1 :00 am I Castro

Saturday June 1 6 I 1 :45 pm I Castro

Friday J u n e 22 I 4 : 3 0 pm

$7 members I $8 general I NOIR22C

$7 mem bers I $8 general I FUNB16C

$7 members I $8 general I FUNG 1 6C

Sunday June 24 I 2:00 pm I Castro

Sunday June 24 I 1 1 :30 am I Castro

$7 members I $8 general I FUNB24C

$7 members I $8 general I FUNG24C

Jonny McGovern and Team Pimp kick off one of the Festi­

Come and enjoy our annual showcase of the year's best

val's most popular programs with Somethin ' for the Fellas (That Like the Fellas). In Serene Hunter, a randy gay Parisian moves in with his new boyfriend -just as an old flame from L.A. comes back into town. Next, an encounter with a young deaf man forces a 41-year-old to face his futu re in today 's youth-obsessed world in signage. Love Is Love muses on how life might be for hets if the world were totally gay, and they were the "queer" ones. Life is sweet for an out, hip Columbia University student - until he's called back home to the Iowa farm in Heartland, while bright-eyed, 18-year-old twin brothers arrive in Hollywood with the age-old dream of becoming stars in Color Me Olsen. Friend lessness, suburban complacency and pre­ scription drugs have conspired to make this little Timothy Higgin's worst year yet. Musical chairs and birthday cake can't save him now as he prepares for a show-stopping suicide in The Saddest Boy in the World. Finally, in the hilarious GROUCHO, Enrique gets hit on by his 16-year­ old neighbor David, and Enrique's partner and David's parents all manage to find out in no time.

in lesbian cinema.·

JONNY MCGOVERN AND TEAM PIMP PRESENTS SOMETHIN' FOR

dir Scott Martin 2006 USA 5 min SERENE HUNTER dir Jason Bushman 2006 France/USA 13 min S I G NAGE dir Rick Hammerly 2007 USA 12 min L O V E IS LOVE dir Anne Renton 2007 USA 7 min HEARTLAND dir Mark Christopher 2007 USA 12 min COLOR ME OLSEN dir Darren Stein 2007 USA 16 min THE SADDEST BOY I N THE WORLD dir Jamie Travis 2006 Can ada 14 min GROUCHO dir Medardo Amor & Angel Luis Rodriguez Suarez 2006 Spain 20 min THE FELLAS (THAT LIKE THE FELLAS)

TOTAL R U NNING TIME:

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Taking their inspiration from classic Hollywood crime drama, these five queer shorts ranging from the comic to the bizarre prove once again that crime doesn't pay. In SCARRED, a young man scarred (literally) by

Rachel has a new girlfriend and a new driver's

his past has to fac� the future when he falls for an

license and is itching to take the wheel, but her mom just

unusual guy. In the black-and-white noir pulp piece LUCKY MAN, a hard-drinking detective on the trail of a killer becomes involved in a cat-and-mouse chase that may expose his secret life. In Wingtips, our hero seems fixated on wingtip shoes. After donning the wingtips of his dreams (found under the loose floor boards in a dark attic) he embarks on a journey of self-discovery where danger lurks around every corner, and imminent disas­ ter grows closer with every step he takes. In the Spotlight affords an aspiring author the chance to be the front person for a literary hoax -and discovers a far worse fate than rejection. And Mom my, as played by Veronica Cartwright, always gets what Mommy wants in Mommy's House, as the handsome bear/stud, jewel-thieving gay couple Richard and Carl find out when their getaway car breaks down on a dark mountain road. And it wouldn't be noir without a few gay stiffs here and there. Consider yourself warned.

can't let go in My First Time Driving. Anoka feels a deep emptiness u ntil she walks into a TV, and her heart begins to glow for a beautiful ballerina in the gorgeous anima­ tion Filled with Water. Ten-year-old Eddie likes being just one of the guys but is reminded of her femininity when her period arrives during a neighborhood ball game. Lilith, a cat rescuing entrepreneur, and Athena, a genetic engineer, are desperately trying to have a baby in Suc­ cubus. Ruth is a 1950s' closeted mill worker living in the British countryside in the Planet Out Short Movie Award­ winning Private Life. When she travels to the big city of Manchester, she risks arrest to go to an underground gay bar. What would Jesus do if he were a teenage lesbian? That's the question Jamie wishes someone could answer for her as she struggles with her secret crush in Melissa with a Heart Around It. Al ike is a black lesbian teen struggling with self-doubt and guilt as she suppresses her identity to avoid rejection from her fam i ly in the Frameline Completion Fund-winning film Pariah. dir Rebecca Feldman 2007 USA 18 min FI LLED W I T H WATER dir Elka Kerkhofs 2006 Australia 5 min E D D I E dir Quenti n Kruger 2007 USA 8 min SUCCUBUS dir Alison Reid 2006 Canada 14 min PRIVATE LIFE dir Abbe Robinson 2006 USA 1 6 m i n MELISSA WITH A HEART AROUND IT dir Andrew Kenneth G a y 2006 USA 16 min PARIAH dir Dee Rees 2006 USA 28 min MY FI RST TIME DRIVING

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dir Da mien Rea 2006 Ukraine/UK 10 min LUCKY MAN dir Dan Faltz 2006 USA 6 min WI NGTIPS dir Marc Sa ltarelli 2005 USA 15 min IN THE SPOTLIGHT dir Hil ary Gold berg 2007 USA 10 min MOMMY'S HOUSE dir Aron Kantor 2007 USA 1 9 m i n

SCARRED

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Homos by the Bay

Wednesday June 2 0 I 9 : 1 5 pm I Roxie

Gen erations: Youth and Elders Making Movies Together

Saturday June 23 I 1 : 1 5 pm I Victoria

$9 members I $10 general I GEND20R

Saturday June 1 6 I 3 :45 p m I Roxie

$7 members I $8 general I HOM023V

Prepare to explore the outermost boundaries of gender and sexuality. Sugar and spice are not very nice when a sickeningly sweet all-girl birthday party becomes a lone boy's worst

$7 members I $8 general I GENE16R Free for ages 18 and under. Please present ID at the door.

Frameline and TILT (Teaching Intermedia Literary Tools)

You'll find suburban housewives, hot dogs, speed freaks and hot dates in this exciting collection of shorts from local filmmakers that will bring out the homo in all of us.

are proud to present th is collection of short films made

In The Perfect Ones, Bay Area alum Nao Busta­

nightmare in Snips & Snails. The intersex narrator of the

by youth and elders from the local LGBT community dur­

mante plays an amnesia-stricken suburban housewife

animated Not So Black or White talks about the changing

ing this winter's Generations Fil m Workshop.

Do You Get It Yet? asks the question, ' : What would

experience of his body. Tough Enough looks at how being on

who wan d e rs into an u n d ergro u n d p u n k c l u b a n d discovers a new way o f life. Michelle Tea is t h e heroine

the outside of a mainstream gender identity can shut you

the world be like if heterosexuality was deemed abnormal

off from even the simplest touch. A Tri nidadian dyke has

and subversive?" Created by an amazing team of LGBT

reality in which her dreamland adventure is both comedic

her head shaved in a barber shop while reflecting on black

elders, Gray Is a Color depicts a group of older people who

and deadly. Plastic Fantastic #1 is a stop-motion ani­

masculinity in Black Men and Me. A macho singer gets

come together to celebrate, reunite and reflect -and show

mation that asks the age-old q uestion, " Do hot dogs

only one take in Drag Rock Movie. Genesis Porridge and

us that age is just a number and youth a state of mind.

drea m?" Joh nny Mann discovers the miracle of mastur­

life partner Lady Jaye attempt to eliminate their physical differences through medical alterations in New York Story.

in Dream of an ex-girlfriend, a madcap fantasy-turned­

Art Works begins with a breakup and leads to self­

bation and contemplates the sorrow of spilling one's

discovery thanks to a secret garden full of eclectic sculp­

seed in Come Cry with Me. Hard Hat Required takes the

Two sexually explicit films are the subjects of the

tures. Christian, True ponders the meaning of Christianity

phrase "under construction" to a whole new level. In Hot

next documentaries. Uncovering Porn for Pussies is a

and wonders if being gay negates one's religious beliefs.

Date, Cha rity is on the verge of scoring with a date

revealing peek at creating i magery that includes dynamic

Through interviews and performances, Mothertongue

who's allergic to dogs and hates " players" and religious

fucking and real orgasms. Shine Louise Houston (of Crash

documents the thirty-year history of the Feminist Theater

zealots. A lurid look at today's sock- it-to-me set, the

Pad fame) sets out to accurately represent raw sex and

Collective. What a Trip struggles to find comfort and rede­

men of Mondo Bottomless are all to ps! Homotopia

blurred gender li nes in today's queer sex culture. Gifted

fine the meaning of "home." Are May/December romances

offers an anti-colonial take on q u eer struggle. Lynn

and Challenged: The Making of Shortbus is a behind the­

doomed to failure? Things don't look good for Kim and Fitz

Breedlove's Godspeed is a universal tale of love, add ic­

scenes look at the creation of John Cameron Mitchell's

in Shoot Is Slant. Three young, self-described "gender

tion and redemption in San Francisco in the cool, punk

extraordinary feature fil m .

queer" individuals discuss gender and perception through

late '80s, when every club on Valencia blasted a local

Note: This program contains sexually explicit material.

personal anecdotes in I Am Not Your Darling. - KATE CARROLL

SNIPS & SNAILS dir Hilary Scarl 2006 USA 8 min NOT SO BLACK OR WHITE dir Col Cruise 2006 UK 4 min TOU G H E N O U G H dir Lukas Blakk

2006 Canada 4 min BLACK MEN AND ME dir Michele Clarke 2006 Canada 6 min DRAG ROCK MOVIE dir Jen Markowitz 2005 Canada 2 min NEW YORK STORY dir Nicolas Jenkins 2006 USA 7 min UNCOVERING PORN FOR PUSSIES dir Brian Lilla 2006 USA 23 min G I FTED AND CHALLENGED: THE MAKING OF SHORTBUS dir Sean Kaminsky 2007 USA 31 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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DO YOU GET IT YET? dir various 2006 USA 11 min GRAY IS A COLOR dir various 2006 USA 9 min ART WORKS dir Terry Baum 2006 USA 10 min CHRISTIAN, TRUE dir Raymond Clark 2006 USA 4 min MOTHERTONGUE FEMIN IST THEATER COLLECTIVE dir Corky Wick 2006 USA 9 min WHAT A TRIP dir Amanda Price 2006 USA 7 min SHOOT IS SLANT dir Annie Fitzpatrick 2006 USA 6 min I AM NOT YOUR DARLI NG dir Ada m Golub 2006 USA 8 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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band, everyone wore black, bike messengers were the new pony express, and strippers were their saloon girls. THE PERFECT ONES dirs Nao Bustamante & Matt Johnstone 2006

USA 8 min DREAM OF AN EX-GIRLFRIEND dir Peter Pizzi 2007 USA 4 min PLASTIC FANTASTIC #1 dir Samara Halperin 2006 USA 1 min COME CRY WITH ME dir Christopher Fell 2006 USA 3 min HARD HAT REQUIRED dir Samara Halperin 2006 USA 3 min HOT DATE dir Angie Powers 2007 USA 5 min MONDO BOTTOMLESS dir Gary Fembot 2006 USA 16 min HOMOTOPIA d i rs Chris Vargas & Eric Stanley 2006 USA 26 min GODSPEED dir Lynn Breedlove & Jen Gilomen 2007 USA 18 min TOTAL R U N N I NG T I M E :

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Lesbian and Gay Aging Issues Network of the American Society on Aging, LYRIC, New Leaf Services for our Com munity and TILT

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Kan-GAY-roo! New Shorts from Down Under Th ursday June 21 I 1 2 noon I Castro $7 members I $8 general I KANG21C

The Aussies are back in this program of eclectic gay shorts from down under. At 6:00 am Jeremy is leaving; Mark is staying. Over one hot night, they wait it out. .. fucking, drinking and fighting their way around each other in My Last Ten Hours with You. In The Manual, eight-year-old Sonny is sent away from home by his father, who believes his son could be turning gay. After 24 years of treatment and psy足 ' chiatric institutions, Sonny returns home and attempts to save his young niece from a similar fate. A retell ing of the classic city mouse/country mouse tale, Stray follows the story of a teenager who leaves his home in the country in search of his place in the world. Like any good cou ple, Peter and Marcus do every足

The Look of Love

Loving Transgressions Queer Women of Color Shorts

Sunday J une 1 7 I 9:30 pm I Roxie $9 members I $10 general I LOOK17R

Friday June 22 I 8: 1 5 pm I Roxie

This collection of shorts highlights the ups and downs of searching for love.

$9 members I $10 general I LOVT22R

Curated by Madeleine Lim, these works were created

On a visit to her conservative hometown in Nevada,

th rough Queer Wo men of Color Media Arts Project,

Cody is confronted with her first love and reminded that

which promotes the visibility of queer women of color

an old flame can sti ll burn you in last exit. In Licorice,

through the creation, exh i b ition and d i stribution of

a fri e n d s h i p forms between a heart b roken fiancee

films that reflect our life stories. Fashion Resistance to

and a lost teen as they discover the vast space in the

Militarism examines the military 's influence on fashion

Australian Blue Mountains-and themselves. When she

and popular culture. The spirit of the Haitian Voudoun

accepts a mysterious package in Carmela's Package, a

goddess of love saturates the hau nting Erzulie's Tears.

woman who loves helping friends out of their troubles

Mysterious messages from a spiritual ancestor wash over

needs some help of her own. In Flowers at the park (or

a queer Filipina in Pagsalig/ Faith. The love affair between

first kisses) , Ana and Lola arrange to meet. Lola will

two Chinese lesbians permeates Infinite Breath with

bring flowers; Ana will bring doubts-but only until they

their desire. A Filipina leaves everyth ing she knows in to

kiss for the first time. Virgi nia lets her mind wander

transgress: a meditation. A queer Lati na paints a loving

through the streets of LA, but she can't escape the

portrait of her grandmother in Las Mananitas. Women

thing together, including going to the gym. So where

haunting presence of Vita in Street Haunting. In Jo FM,

heal from i nternalized sexi sm in That's Why I Hate

a radio DJ is kidna pped by an obsessed fan who wants

exactly does gym bunny Jeremy fit in? Working It Out

Females. The legacy of racism in h igh er education

her to make one last tape -a tape to remind her of the

may not be that easy. What's a girl to do when a rare

way radio, society and her life once were. Terry wants to

suffuses the lives of early Black educators in 60 Years of the Same. In the darkly humorous The Saint, a picture

hair-loss condition leaves her with an obsession for zany

ask her girlfri end to marry her in Will You . . Unable to

wigs and make-up? Become a drag queen, of course! A

of a Mammy is more than j u st black a n d white. I n

afford a ring, she plans a farcical heist that goes horribly

the ani mated Flower Fakes, colorful characters blend

young woman fi nds her niche when she lands a job at a

wrong. In Running Home, young lesbian Lee discovers

gender and sexuality in a topical family bouquet. Shades

kooky drag bar and assumes the new identity of Prada

her values while away from her closeted girlfriend on

of meaning challenge a young Black lesbian from the

Handbag. Muriel's Wedding meets Priscilla, Queen of

a visit to her HIV-positive, estranged gay brother.

suburbs in the laugh-out-Ioud Slang It Like You Own It.

LAST EXIT d i r Nicola Marsh 2006 USA 15 m i n LICORICE d i r Peter

FASHION RESISTANCE TO MILITARISM dir Kimberly Alvarenga 2006 USA

the Desert in this glitzy, glam cinematic extravaganza, which ravishes the eye and warms the heart.

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Scobie 2006 Austra lia 8 min CARMElA'S PACKAGE dir Alex Flores 2006 Canada 11 min flOWERS AT THE PARK (OR FI RST KISSES)

MY LAST TEN HOURS WITH YOU dir Sophie Hyde 2006 Australia 15

dir Mariel Macia 2006 Spain 10 min STREET HAUNTING dir Kami

min THE MANUAL dir Sophie Gregg 2006 Australia 1 6 min STRAY dir

Chisholm 2007 USA 6 min 10 FM dir Jenn Garrison 2005 USA 1 7 min

Cra ig Bareham 2007 Austra lia 1 5 min WORKI NG IT OUT dir Tim

W I LL YOU ... dir Robert Gaston 2006 USA 1 2 min R U N N I N G HOME

Hunter 2007 Australia 7 m i n PRADA HANDBAG d i r Stuart Vauvert

dir Karla D iBenedetto 2006 USA 16 min

2007 Australia 22 min TOTAL R U N N I N G TI M E :

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10 min ERZUlIE'S TEARS dir MaryAnn Brooks 2007 USA 9 min PAGSAlIGIFAITH dir Maiana Minahal 2007 USA 10 min INFINITE BREATH

dir Christine Liang 2006 USA 8 min TO TRANGRESS: A MEDITATION dir Maya Santos 2006 USA 7 min LAS MANANITAS dir Celestina Pearl 2007 USA 9 min THAT'S WHY I HATE FEMALES dir Vassilisa Johri 2007 USA 10 min 60 YEARS OF THE SAME dir Jolie Harris 2007 USA 11 min THE SAINT dir Erin Wood 2007 USA 6 min FLOWER FOKES dir Belinda Sullivan 2007 USA 11 min SLANG IT LIKE YOU OWN IT dir Letesa Bruce 2007 USA 6 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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S H O RTS

Mixed Fruit

OUTer Limits

Saturday June 23 I 1 : 1 5 pm I Roxie

Friday June 1 5 I 1 0:30 pm I Roxie

$7 members I $8 general I MIXE23R

$9 members I $10 general I OLlM15R

Through the art of self-definition and the power of resist­

Tri pped-out futuristic lesbians! Sword-wielding S&M

Queer and Current: New LGBT Films from Current TV Saturday June 23 I 3:30 pm I Roxie $7 members I $8 general I QUEE23R

ance, folks of color inspire connections between us all.

nuns! Cannibalism! Trannies in space! Welcome to the

These short films are like the shields of gentle warriors

outer limits of queer filmmaking in this series of shorts

Hyatt in San Francisco, takes the idea of a curatorial public

and poets. Viewed together, what is vulnerable behind

by six experi menta l , visionary fi l m m a kers clearly

a big step forward with a challenge to its audience: If you

the lone sword can, in solida rity, become a fortress

weaned on sci-fi and fantasy films.

don't see what you like, make it yourself, and we'll air it.

against assimilation and insanity.

Director Martin Gauvrea achieves a visionary coup

Current 1'1, a TV station established by AI Gore and Joel

This collection of LGBT-themed short films was made by

I nge Blackman and her mother question the lasting

with AGNIESZKA (a dark symphony of 2039), in which

effects of four hundred years of slavery in Legacy. In this

joy and pain forever blur when a Pandora's box subjects

haunting journey, ancestors speak, childhood confusion

two women to the whims of fate. In The Incredible Dyke,

between a former skinhead and the man he nearly killed

becomes adult understa nding, and survival strategies

we learn that "within each of us, oft times there dwells a

for being gay. We Belong is the story of two high schoolers

evolve into wisdom and a deep embrace of life itself. Talk­

mighty dyke" -and an incredible mullet. With a playful

exposing the discrimination they face every day. Coming

ing about Amy is an animated homage to Japanese pop

tone and big ideas, Transgender Express devours gender

artist and New York transplant Emi lijima, whose matter­

notions like Pac-Man (or is it Ms. Pac-Man?) consumes

of-fact anti-authoritarianism gave birth to the "order

pellets (and features a fabulous spacecraft that looks

Out Mormon challenges the tenets of an article of faith. Other Loves consists of interviews in Oaxaca, Mexico, discussing the cultural status of being gay. Jason John­ son follows the contrary viewpoints of a student and the

-and voted onto-Current TV by its audience members.

Blood Brothers depicts the u n l i kely friendship

made family" project and other messages to society. In

like something sold at Good Vibrations). Fans of Pedro

Two-Spirits: Belonging, LGBT Native Americans speak

Almodovar will love Sister Satan, a twisted tale in which

president of the conservative University of Cumberlands.

about their sense of belonging to the urban reservation

"the paths to the lord are mysterious" and featuring a

Fight for Marriage depicts rival factions of constituencies

and to BMITS (Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits).

climax that makes Grindhouse seem tame. In The Gen­ dercator, a woman emerges from a pile of leaves to find

gay marriage. The Sky Did Not Fall focuses on the love of

Escrito poetically explores the contradictions in what it means to be a q ueer immigrant in America. Milind Soman Made Me Gay weaves the filmmaker's personal

on the issue of a constitutional amendment prohibiting

her last memory is from 1978. Good acid? Or is it 2048?

a newly married lesbian couple. Marina and her Moms highlights the activist stance of a girl whose mothers are

experience with those of other South Asian men who rec­

Trans-Neptune or the Fall of Pandora, Drag Queen Cos­ monaut is an allegorical Rocky Horror opium dream of a

oncile sexuality, religion and culture into a beautiful

film in which we discover the world has been overrun by

status. Finally, Pastor Jamie Welcoming Church illumi­

dance. The profile Definition: Aya de Leon is an amazing

a nasty virus, and the only escape is one that's smoked.

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S H O RTS

Rights and Wrongs

World ly. Affairs

Young, loud and Proud

Sunday June 1 7 I 4:30 pm I Roxie

Saturday June 23 I 1 1 :00 am I Castro

Friday June 1 5 I 6:00 p m I Roxie

$7 members I $8 general I RIGH17R

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Our gay, c i n e m atic globe-trotting begi ns in Buen os

Blazing a new media trail, the next generation gives us a

Aires, where one man learns the tango and fi nds his

firsthand look at what it means to be young and q ueer today in these short films by and about q ueer youth.

The wrongs that the LGBT co m m u n ity a re c u rrently

Pri nce Charming in Milonga Gay. Next, we're off to

fighting against are challenged in these inspiring films of

Britain where, in Smalltown Boy, 15-year-old David is

After her essay on same-sex marriage causes con­

protest and determination.

a real-l ife "only gay in the village," vying for the title of

troversy in her middle school, a 14-year-old girl in a

"Carnival Queen. "

conservative Ohio town decides to record her views on

I n The Preacher and the Poet, a Baptist minister's infamous anti-gay sermon is juxtaposed with the words

I n Hong Kong, a girl writes love letters to a police­

gays and marriage in The Essay Assignment. Outlet

of poet Kenneth Morri s , who recounts how his best

man and puts them in a police box on his beat. One day

tells the personal stories of the teenagers who partici­

friend, u nable to cope with being gay, committed suicide

a jealous boy sees her ta mpering with the box and

pate in a support group offered by a Bay Area youth

at age 13. AI DS activists storm the Fa m i ly Research

decides to play a trick on the two of them in The Police

organization. I nterviews with the group's facilitator, a

Council to protest its opposition to condoms, sex educa­

Box. In Anthony, Vincent and Laurent are professional

young gay activist and a transgender teen address the

tion and science-based H IV prevention in That's Unfor­

contract kil lers living in Fra nce, but the discovery of a

evolution of contemporary q ueer issues as they're taken

tunate . I n Chalk!, students protest a ban on sidewalk

note to an "Anthony" spurs jealous anger and puts their

o n by local middle and high school students. Love Is

chalk at Wesleyan University by throwing -what else?

q uiet life in danger.

Shit explores love and life on the Ch ristopher Street

-a rocking chalking party.

When an I ndian mother finds out her son is the vic­

pier, and Inside Out is one lesbian teen's multi media

Out Running: Stories from the Campaign Trail pro­

ti m of a merciless bully, she channels the Hindu goddess

files three openly LGBT elected officials from across the

of creation, preservation and destruction and del ivers her

Queer Streets is a hip, gritty look at the reality of

country as they try to win their respective campaigns,

own brand of vigilante justice in Kali Ma. Just as he is

life on the street for kids with three strikes against,t hem : They're young, they're gay, and they're homeless. It's

confessional of life on the streets and in shelters.

including Judge Virginia Linder, who is looking to become

begin ning his new career as a high school teacher and a

not j ust the first lesbian, but th e fi rst woman on the

new relationship with a colleague at school, Elias fi nds

l i ke MTV's "The Real World"- without the house: the

Oregon Supreme Court. Frameline Completion Fund win­

out he is HIV positive in INVULNERABLE. Fina lly, what do

true story of seven gay, lesbian and transgender youth

ner Freeheld follows the desperate battle of Lieutenant

you do when your girlfriend tells you that your best friend

l iving on the streets in New York, who agreed to have

Laurel Hester, a dying New Jersey police officer who fights

kisses better than you do? Find out in 41 Seconds.

their lives taped for one summer. Find out what happens

to transfer her pension to her domestic partner. On this nail-biting journey, Laurel loses her hair, her health, her badge and, ulti mately, her life-but not before winning a historic court case witnessed around the world. THE PREACHER AND THE POET dir Dea n Hamer 2007 USA 1 0 min THAT'S UNFORTUNATE dir 'Dean Hamer 2005 USA 6 min CHALK! Dir

Philippe Gosselin 2004 USA 6 min OUT R U NNING: STORIES FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL dir Dave O'Brien, Samantha Reynolds & Borga Dorter 2007 USA 22 min FREEHELD dir Cynthia Wade 2007 USA 38 min TOTAL RUNNING T I M E :

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- MICHAEL LUMPKIN MILONGA GAY dir Paul Chernosky 2006 Argentina 5 min in Spanish with English subtitles SMALLTOWN BOY dir Moby Longinotto 2007 UK 13 min THE POLICE BOX dir Josh Kim 2006 Hong Kong 4 min ANTHONY dir Jean-Phillipe Laraque 2006 France 6 min in French with English subtitles KALI MA dir Soman Chainani 2007 India/USA 14 min INVULNERABLE dir Alvaro Pastor 2005 Spain 25 min in Spanish with English subtitles 41 SECONDS dirs Rodney Sewell & Tobias Martin 2006 Germany 4 min in German with English subtitles TOTAL R U N N I NG T I M E :

when they stop being polite, stop hiding and tell the real story of teen homelessness. THE ESSAY ASSIGNMENT dir Jennifer Lin 2006 USA 5 min OUTLET

dir Leigh Iacobucci 2006 USA 19 min LOVE IS SHIT dir Ali Kennedie 2006 USA 10 min INSIDE OUT dir Jessica Scott 2006 USA 8 min QUEER STREETS dir Alex Waterfield, Sarah 'Feightner & Brooke Sopelsa 2006 USA 41 min TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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Erzulie's Tears

Frontbum Dancin'

Lisa Thrasher POWER UP lisapowerup@yahoo.com www.power-up.net

see 60 Years of the Same

see The Best Men

Escrito

Fun Down There

Kami Chisholm Altcinema Distribution distribution@altcinema.com

see The Best Men

Strand Releasing strand@strandreleasing.com www.strandreleasing.com

Carmela's Package Alex Flores alexarte@gmail.com www.alexarte.com

Casting Pearls see The Best Men

Chalk! Philippe Gosselin pgosselin@wesleyan.edu

CHECKOUT Jenn Garrison GinJar Productions jenng@ginjar.com

Christian, True see Art Works

Color Me Olsen Darren Stein Wanderlust Productions djs 71@sbcglobal.net

Come Cry with Me

Alive and Well Chris Peckover cpeckover@gmail.com

Another Woman Veronique Courtois Casque D'Or Films veronique@casquedorfilms.com www.casquedorfilms.com

Anthony Jean-Philippe Laraque jplaraque@hotmail.com Tilt Media, Inc. www.tiltmedia.com

Bears Nico Sabenorio Rockhard Films nico@rhfilms.com

see Blood Brothers

Cowboy Forever Philippe Tasca Rendez-Vous Pictures IntI. p.tasca@rendezvouspictures.com www.rendezvouspictures.com David Garber Lantern Lane dgarber@lanternlane.com www.lanternlane.com

Marla Leech orr40@hotmail.com

Dissolution of Bodies

Frameline Distribution distribution@frameline.org www.frameline.orgldistribution

Bi Camp Wayne Bryant lilbjorn@comcast.net

Black Men and Me

see The Best Men

The DL Chronicles Lindsay Marsak here!/Regent Releasing lindsaym@heretv.com

Do You Get It Yet? see Art Works

Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre cfmdc@cfmdc.org www.cfmdc.org

The Doctor's Daughter or The Secret and the Lie

Black White

see Black Men and Me

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Gray

James Crump James Crump Productions LLC jamescrump@blackwhitegray.com www.blackwhitegray.com

Blood Brothers Aline Allegra Current TV aallegra@currentmedia.com www.current.tv

Blueprint Kirk Shannon-Butts boiWONDA pHilmZ boiwonda@hotmail.com

Born Again Matt Henderson Seventh Art Releasing matt@7thart.com www.7thart.com

Megan Hammitt Picture This! Entertainment megan@picturethisent.com www.picturethisent.com

F. Scott Fitzgerald Slept Here Jules Rosskam Mamsir Productions info@fscottfitzgeraldslepthere.com www.fscottfitzgeraldslepthere.com

Fall from Grace K. Ryan Jones krjonesl@mac.com

see Black Men and Me

Drag Rock Movie Dream of an ex-girlfriend Peter Pizzi Magic Club Productions magicclubfilms@yahoo.com www.magicclubfilms.com

Dykes and Dogs: A Bedtime Story Anne Marie Luger annemarieluger@yahoo.com

Catherine Crouch Cotton Lover Films cottonloverfilms@aol.com www.CatherineCrouch.com

Gifted and Challenged: The Making of Shortbus M. Sean Kaminsky Spectrum Media kaminskynyc@gmail.com

Girl Inside

Justine Pimlott & Maya Gallus Red Queen Productions redqueenproductions@ sympatico.ca www.redqueenproductions.com

Kurt Koehler paddedproductions@yahoo.com www.padprod.com

Infinite Breath see 60 Years of the Same

Inside Out Stephen Kent Jusick MIX NYC skj@mixnyc.org www.mixnyc.org

INVULNERABLE Monica Gallego Freak Short Film Agency freak@shortfilmagency.com www.shortfilmagency.com

Itty Bitty Titty Committee see In the Spotlight

Give Piece of Ass a Chance

JAM

Scott McLaren Operation Snatch punching@web.net www.thescandelles.com

Article Pictures info@jamthemovie.com www.jamthemovie.com

Glue

see Blood Brothers

Eli Rarey eli@rarey.com

Women of Color Resource Center and Eighth Day Productions linnette_eighthday@yahoo.com

see Eternal Summer

The Godfather of Disco Gene Graham genegraham@mac.com web.mac.com/genegraham

Fight for Marriage

Godspeed

see Blood Brothers

see Escrito

Filled with Water

A Good F*

Elka Kerkhofs karelka@octa4.net.au

Florence Fradelizi flozif@wanadoo.fr

Finding Family: Gay Adoption in the U.S.

Gray Is a Color

John Ireland john@findingfamily.us www.FindingFamily.us

Fine and Dandy Bartholomew Summut Fully Flared Films bart@fullyflared.com www.fullyflared.com

Finn's Girl Laurie Colbert finnsgirl@gmail.com

Float see The Best Men

Flower Fokes Beli Sullivan Belisodes 2007 Productions belistar9@comcast.net www.beli.voices.com

Flowers at the park (or first kisses) Mariel Macia enikpro@yahoo.es

A Four Letter Word Marcus Goetze Embrem Entertainment, LLC production@embrem.com www.embrem.com

Four Minutes

Carlos Portugal Into Action Films carlosportugal@sbcglobal.net www.myspace.com/ eastsidestorymovie

Jeffrey Winter Wolfe Releasing jeffrey@wolfereleasing.com www.wolfereleasing.com

Eddie

Leigh Jurecka Silica Street Productions silicastreet@gmail.com www.silicastreet.com

S A N F RA N C I S C O I N T E R N AT I O N A L LG BT F I L M F E STrVAL

The Gendercator

The Incredible Dyke

see The Best Men

East Side Story

see The Best Men

Gender Redesigner Johnny Bergmann rainbowamerica@gmail.com

In Trust and Love Janis Sidovsky Sidovsky Management janis@sidovsky.cz

The Fall of '55

Fashion Resistance to Militarism

Definition: Aya de Leon

The Best Men

Eternal Summer

Coming Out Mormon

DarkBlueAlmostBlack

Maninderpal Sahota noddysahota@hotmail.com

Jennifer Lin jlin2313@yahoo.com

The Famous Joe Project

see The Bubble

BEST MATES

The Essay Assignment

Christopher Fell Sausage Patty Pictures struett@gmail.com

The Curiosity of Chance

Art Works

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Born in Flames Paul Marchant First Run Features Paul@firstrunfeatures.com www.firstrunfeatures.com

Free Havana

see Art Works

GROUCHO

Jason Johnson Jo FM see Black Men and Me

Jonny McGovern and Team Pimp Present Somethin' for the Fellas (That like the Fellas) Scott Video Zaftig Entertainment ieditavid@mac.com

Kali Ma Soman Chainani No Pressure Productions nopressurefilms@gmail.com www.nopressureproductions.com

Medardo Amor medardo.amor@yahoo.es

Kate Clinton: 25th Anniversary Tour

Hard Hat Required

Andrea Meyerson alloutfilms@aol.com

Samara Halperin Freakshow Productions samaramascara@yahoo.com

Heartland Mark Christopher Wildword Productions marchrist@aol.com

Holding Trevor Brent Gorski Stray Films holdingtrevor@gmail.com www.myspace.com/ hojdingtrevor

Las Mafianitas see 60 Years of the Same

last exit nicola marsh nicolabmarsh@yahoo.com

Laughing Matters .. .The Men see Kate Clinton: 25th Anniversary Tour

Lauren's Call Enrica Perez efp2102@columbia.edu

Homotopia

Learning to Fly

Chris Vargas homotopia@riseup.net www.homotopiafilm.net

Margo Dean Margo Dean Productions mdhprods@pacbell.net web.mac.coml margodeanproductions

Hot Date Angie Powers angie@angiepowers.com

Hotel Paradijs Jan Krueger jan-krueger@gmx.de www.jank-home.de

I Am Not Your Darling see Art Works

In God's House: Asian American Lesbian & Gay Families in the Church Lina Hoshino lina@tactilepix.com

Legacy see The Best Men

Lesbian Pulp-O-Rama Goes to Sweden! Heather de Michele A Tanky Production heather@lesbianpulp-o-rama.org

LESBIANS: the music video Laura Terruso Cosmic Pictures laura.terruso@gmail.com

Letters from Home Nat Smith natlsmith@gmail.com


Lez Be Friends Stephen Israel Stonewalled, LLC stephen@neofightfilm.com

A Lez in Wonderland Anna Margarita Albelo anna.albelo@gmail.com www.annaalbelo.com

Licorice Peter Scobie www.peterscobie.com

Long Ago Christy Wegener info@longagothemovie.com www.longagothemovie.com

Look Us in the Eye: The Old Women's Project Jennifer AbodProfile Productions jennifer@jenniferabod.com www.jenniferabod.com

Love Is Love Anne Renton arenn04@yahoo.com

Love Is Shit see Inside Out

Love Man Love Woman Nguyen Trinh Thi ntrinhthi@yahoo.com

Lucky Man Dan Faltz coffeerocket@gmail.com

Ma Rainey's Lesbian Licks Robert Philpson Shoga Productions mzungu88@hotmail.com

Make Room for Phyllis Madeleine Olnek m02132@columbia.edu

The Man of My Life see The Bubble

The Manual Ben Gregg Milko Productions ben@milkoproductions.com

Marina and Her Moms see Blood Brothers

Melissa with a Heart Around It Andrew Kenneth Gay Candle Fish Pictures LLC film@candlefishpictures.com www.candlefishpictures.com

Members Only see The Best Men

Miggy N Lil bug Davidson Meandering and Philandering with Hybrid Vigor Productions hybridvigor@graffiti.net www.meanderingandphilandering.com

Milind Soman Made Me Gay Harjant Gill Tilotama Productions harjantsg@aol.com www.TilotamaProductions.com

Milonga Gay

signage

Through Thick and Thin

Paige Brown paige.brown@gmail.com

Rick Hammerly Idle Rich Productions idlerichpro@aol.com

The Pertect Ones

Single Sexy Bilingual

Sebastian Cordoba Shining Lions Productions/ Hear No Evil Films immigrationdocu@aol.com www.throughthickandthin.net

Mothertongue Feminist Theater Collective

A Peek Behind the Boerewors Curtain

My First Time Driving

see Art Works

Rebecca Feldman me@rebeccafeldman.com

My Last Ten Hours with You

Nao Bustamante bustan@rpi.edu

Rebecca Summerton rebeccasummerton@gmail.com

see Hard Hat Required

New York Story

The Police Box

Nicolas Jenkins Sterile Cowboys + Co. info@sterilecowboys.org www.sterilecowboys.org

Night Falls Fast

Plastic Fantastic #1

see The Best Men

Pooh's Heffalump Movie

Barbara Karpinski Barbara Karpinski Productions barbara.a.karpinski@uts.edu.au

to transgress: a meditation

Viva Ruiz Chocolatina Productions viva@chocolatina.net www.chocolatina.net

Tough Enough

The Sky Did Not Fall

Prada Handbag

Slang It Like You Own It

see Blood Brothers

Mark Robert Jackson mj@timelyfilms.com www.timelyentertainment.com

The Preacher and the Poet

Nina's Heavenly Delights

see Other Loves

see The DL Chronicles

Private Life

Moby Longinotto mobyl@onetel.com

No Regret

Abbe Robinson Mad Cat Films, Ltd abberobinson@yahoo.com

Snips & Snails Hilari Scarl hilarib@aol.com

Queer Streets

Spider Lilies

see The DL Chronicles

Not So Black or White Col Cruise XYZCruise Productions wxzcruise@yahoo.com

Alex Waterfield queerstreets@gmail.com

Odd People Out

Red Without Blue

see The Best Men

On the Downlow Abigail Child achild@mindspring.com

One in 2000 Ajae Clearway Polyvinyl Pictures, LLC polyvinyl.pictures@gmail.com

One to Another see The Bubble

One Useless Prick Punkvert Films punkvert@gmail.com

Only in the Castro Rick Bacigalupi BaciPix rick@bacipix.com www.bacipix.com

Other Loves Dean Hamer deanhamer@aol.com www.qwaves.com

Out at the Wedding Gina G. Goff & Laura A. Kellam

Goff-Kellam Productions goffkellam@aol.com www.outatthewedding.com

Out Running: Stories from the Campaign Trail Jennifer Herrera Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund jenn.herrera@victoryfund.org www.victoryfund.org

OUTBaliroom Auriel Auriel Productions aurieI12@yahoo.com www.outballroom.com

Outing Riley

see 60 Years of the Same

Smalltown Boy

see Black Men and Me

Trained in the Ways of Men Shelly Prevost Reel Freedom Films shelly@nofreetime.org

Trannymals Go to Court Dylan Vade dylanvade3@hotmail.com

Trans-Neptune or The Fall of Pandora, Drag Queen Cosmonaut Matthew LongBlue Jar transneptune@gmail.com

Transgender Express

Starrbooty

Laure Schwarz ladybruce@gmx.ch

Brook Sebold brooke.sebold@gmail.com www.redwithoutblue.com

Remi's Secret

Stealth

Rick & Steve the Happiest Gay Couple in All the World

see 60 Years of the Same

see Four Minutes Joelle Pezely RuCo, Inc info@rupaul.com www.rupaul.com

Rachel Clift neferititiproductions.com

see Four Minutes

Sister Satan

Swank Motion Pictures www.swank.com see The Best Men

Tick Tock Lullaby

Triple X Selects: The Best of Lezsploitation Michelle Johnson michelle.johnson@mac.com

see Cowboy Forever

Twilight Dancers

Stray

Waterbearer Films www.waterbearerfilms.com

see The Best Men

Two Homelands: Cuba and the Night

LOGO Christopher.Wagjey@logostaff.com

Street Haunting

Rock Haven

Succubus

see EI Calentito

see Black Men and Me

Rock Pockets

Suffering Man's Charity

see The DL Chronicles

see Black Men and Me

Global Entertainment Partners kgrubin@geopartners.com

Two-Spirits: Belonging

Run to Me see The Best Men

Running Home Karla DiBenedetto kdibenedetto@hotmail.com

The Saddest Boy in the World Jamie Travis Modern Family Productions jamie@modernfamily.ca www.modernfamily.ca

The Saint see 60 Years of the Same

SCARRED Damien Rea damienrea@gmail.com

Semper Fi: One Marine's Journey Eda Hallinan Working Dog Pictures workingdogpics@aol.com

Serene Hunter Jason Bushman serenehunter@gmail.com

see Escrito

Sugar in the Blood Reza Memari reza@memari.net

Christian Liffers christianliffers@web.de

The Two Sides of the Bed

Rope Wolf B.B. Loba Films bblobafilms@yahoo.com

Uncovering Porn for Pussies

Gina de Vries Blowfish Video gina@blowfish.com

Alexa Inkeles Kink.com alexinkeles@kink.com www.behindkink.com

Surveillance

Vampire Diary

Tom Abell Peccadillo Pictures tom.abell@peccedillopictures.com www.peccadillopictures.com

Vivere

Supertreak

Swim Suit see The Best Men

Talking about Amy Yorico Murakami USC School of Cinema yoricomur@hotmail.com www.anim.usc.edu

Tan Lines

see Surveillance see The DL Chronicles

Water Flowing Together Gwendolen Cates True Story Pictures, Ltd. gfcates@aol.com

We Belong see Other Loves

What a Trip see Art Works

Ed Aldridge ed@tanlinesthemovie.com www.tanlinesthemovie.com

Whatever Suits You

Tears of the Goddess

see 2 Minutes Later

see Escrito

Will You...

Paul Chernosky paulchernosky@hotmail.com www.milongagay.com

see Four Minutes

Miracle

see The Best Men

Chris McKim World of Wonder cmckim@worldofwonder.net

Pagsalig/Faith

Sexy Thing

see Other Loves

Marc Saltarelli Line 9 Productions marc031O@ca.rr.com

see 60 Years of the Same

Denie Pentecost thebubblegirl@bigpond.com www.sexything.com.au

That's Why I Hate Females

The Witnesses

see 60 Years of the Same

see The Bubble

This Is the Girl

Working It Out

see Escrito

Catherine Corringer catcor@free.fr

The Party

Shelter

Abigail Child achild@mindspring.com

see The DL Chronicles

This Kiss

Tim Hunter Packed Lunch Films tlhunter@ihug.com.au

Pastor Jamie Welcoming Church

see Four Minutes

see Another Woman

Mommy's House Aron Kantor Dirtyglitter Productions spacerocker@gmail.com www.dirtyglitter.com

Mondo Bottomless Gary Fembot Androgenoid Productions bibandthebargainbins@yahoo.com

Mothertucker: A Movie see The Best Men

Outlet

Pariah Nekisa Cooper Northstar Pictures Inc. ncooper20@gmail.com

see Blood Brothers

Sex Change Hospital

Shady Bi

Shelter Me Shoot Is Slant see Art Works

Wang Hui Yue wanghuiyue318@vip.km169.net

That's Unfortunate

Kylie Eddy Kylie Eddy Productions kylie@kylieeddy.com www.kylieeddy.com

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You Belong to Me Sam Zalutsky Mama's Boy, LLC szalutsky@hotmail.com WWW. F R A M E L l N E . O R G

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Black Coalition on AIDS www.bcoa.org

Gay-Straight All iance Network www.gsanetwork.org

AIDS Housing Alliance San Francisco www.ahasf.org

Castro bear Presents www.castrobear.com

GLBT Historical Society www.glbthistory.org

Asian Pacific Islander Queer Women & Transgender Coalition www.apiqwtc.org

Center for Asian American Media www.asianamericanmedia.org

Goethe Institut of San Francisco www.goethe.de/sanfrancisco

Center Women Present www.sfcenter.org

Asian & Pacific Islander Well ness Center www.apiwellness.org

Children of Lesbians & Gays Everywhere www.colage.org

International Latino Film Festival-San Francisco Bay Area www.latinofilmfestival.org

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Bay Area Young Positives www.baypositives.org

Gay Asian Pacific Alliance www.gapa.org

Bears of San Francisco www.bosf.org

Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center www.lyric.org Lesbian and Gay Aging Issues Network of the American Society on Aging www.asaging.org/Igain LGBT Alliance, Jewish Commun ity Federation www.sfjcf.org MadCat Women's International Film Festival www.madcatfilmfestival.org Military Equality Alliance www.militaryequality.org National Center for Lesbian Rights www.ncirights.org

New Leaf: Services for Our Community www.newleafservices.org

Service Members Legal Defence Network www.sldn.org

Our Family Coalition www.ourfamily.org

Shanti L.I.F.E. Institute www.shanti.org

Out & Equal Workplace Advocates www.outandequal.org

Teaching Intermedia Literacy Tools www.tiltmedia .org

Queer Cultural Center www.queerculturalcenter.org

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Queer Latina/o Artists' Coalition www.quelaco.org

Tranny Fest www.trannyfest.com

Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project www.qwocmap.org

Tra nsgender Law Center www.transgenderlawcenter.org

San Francisco Black Film Festival www.sfbff.org San Francisco Camerawork www.sfcamerawork.org

Trikone www.trikone.org United Genders of the Universe www.unitedgenders.org Visual Aid www.visualaid.org

San Francisco Cinematheque www.sfcinematheque.org San Francisco LGBT Community Center www.sfcenter.org San Francisco Movie Bears www.sfmoviebears.com

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60 Years of the Same 61

Erzulie's Tears 61

Hotel Paradijs 57

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Born Again 48

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Gray Is a Color 60

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Hard Hat Required 60

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One in 2000 54 One Useless Prick 57 Only in the Castro 52

OUTBa"room 58

Look Us in the Eye 52

Queer Streets 63

Two-Spirits: Belonging 62

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Look of Love, The 61

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Semper Fi: One Marine's Journey 54

Other Loves 62

Long Ago 58

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One to Another 42

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Private Life 59

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Lauren's Call 57

Lez Be Friends 36

Preacher and the Poet, The 63

Tears of the Goddess 40

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Laughing Matters ... The Men 51

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Give Piece of Ass a Chance 32

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Tan Lines 43

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Sugar in the Blood 58

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Running Home 61

Las Mafianitas 61

Legacy 62

Pertect Ones, The 60 Plastic Fantastic #1 60

My First Time Driving 59

last exit 61

Gifted and Challenged: The Making of Shortbus 60

Peek Behind the Boerewors Curtain, A 58

M y Last Ten Hours with You 61

Gender Redesigner 49

Generations: Youth & Elders Making Movies Together 60

Pastor Jamie Welcoming Church 62

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