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When you look back at the efforts and achievements of LGBT men and women over the years, there's every reason to be proud. The films at this festival are just a few examples of the efforts of this community towards fostering a world that doesn't just accept differences, but celebrates them. Happy Pride. All year round. Wells Fargo is proud to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Frameline San Francisco's International LGBT Film Festival.

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While every Frameline film festival is a celebration of art, stories and our communities, this year we have even more to celebrate: it's our 35th Anniversary! Since its inception, Frameline has staked its claim as a San Francisco landmark, and for this landmark year, we're proud to bring you 2011's most exciting LGBT films from across the world. In addition to the Festival's anniversary, Frameline Distribution is marking its 30th birthday this year, and the Frameline Completion Fund turns 20. And what better way to celebrate all these anniversaries than eleven days of outstanding cinema? Kick off your Festival with our Opening Night Film, the Sundance hit Gun Hill Road, a poignant story of a Bronx transgender teen, a mother holding her family together, and a father struggling to put aside his notions of manhood. Gun Hill Road is just one standout hit in a special spotlight program on transgender cinema, celebrating some of the most exciting new work in LGBT film and highlighting this year's trans-themed films. Be sure to catch a lively clip show with Susan Stryker and Jenni Olson, titled "We Who Are Sexy: The Whirlwind History of Transgender Images in Cinema. " Join us for our Centerpiece Narrative this year, Tom Tykwer's Three, where love is as easy as one­ two-and ... well, you know. From the director of Run, Lola, Run, this smoldering comedy-drama about bisexuality, love and longing in cosmopolitan Berlin portrays three adults who all find a more complicated love life can be more fulfilling. And come celebrate a deeply private and incredibly public coming out story at our Centerpiece Documentary Wish Me Away, a revealing portrait of country music star Chely Wright and her journey to acceptance. And there's so much more. We'll get your toes tapping with a bounty of musicals, from ballroom divas voguing on the catwalk in the glittering Leave It on the Floor to tunefully unrequited love in Jamie and Jessie Are Not Together. History will repeat itself at a retrospective screening of the queer cinema classics Paris is Burning, a perfect compliment to Leave It on the Floor. T his June, fantasy isn't just for lonely nights-we have vampires, zombies, werewolves, and even codependent lesbian aliens! We'll close our 35th anniversary event with Christopher and His Kind. Fans of author Christopher Isherwood and newcomers to his work alike will want to check out this true account of the events that inspired The Berlin Stories and Cabaret. Lose yourself in the hedonism of Berlin's gay subculture in the 1930s during the waning days of the Weimar Republic as the young Isherwood looks for boys, bacchanalia, and escape in a changing and doomed society. For 35 years, Frameline has been honored to be at the forefront of the LGBT film movement. As you enjoy the films, galas, panels, and presentations of this remarkable anniversary festival, we invite you to reflect and take in all the passion, persistence, history and incredible storytelling that puts LGBT film at the vanguard of the art of cinema. We look forward to the next 35 years of exciting films, and we thank you for all your support of Frameline through the years. See you at the movies!

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Rashaad Ernesto Green 201 1 USA 88 min

An official selection of this year's Sundance Film Festival, Gun Hill Road is a tense and complex family drama about a teen embracing her gender identity and a father who must put aside his notions of man­ hood and reinvestigate his own ideas of what having a "normal" child means. There is no doubt that Enrique Michael Rodriguez has many ideas of what his young son-and namesake -will become: strong, proud of his Nuyorican heritage, macho ... just like Enrique himself. But when Enrique returns home to the Bronx after three years in prison, he finds that he doesn't know his son Michael at all. Enrique tries to make up for lost time by focusing even more attention on his son, only to realize that Michael is transitioning and spends a lot of time as Vanessa. And Vanessa is strug­ gling to balance school, her poetry, her family, and a boyfriend who prefers private time to public dates. Meanwhile, Vanessa's supportive mother, Angela, tries to keep her family together in spite of her own volatile personal life. Three pitch-perfect leads anchor an incredible cast. The always sexy Esai Morales (Caprica, NYPD Blue, Bad Boys) simmers as Enrique, Judy Reyes (Scrubs, Ol) plays Angela with grounded vulnerability, and newcomer Harmony Santana is a true breakout star, shining as Vanessa. - ANGELIQUE SMITH

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exploration of human motivation. If you let it, love can be as easy as one-two-three, as Tykwer proves in this atmospheric piece about bisexuality, love and longing in cosmopolitan Berlin.

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One: appealingly disheveled Simon, all scruff and dimples, who's ready to move on from tragedy. Two: slyly humorous Hanna, wry and knowing, who wants more than the comfortable companion­ ship she has with Simon. Three: magnetic blonde Adam, impish and confident, an occasional father who looks for connec­ tion. Which he finds with Simon. And Hanna. But none of the three knows what the other two are doing. Here infidelity is just what the love doc­ tor ordered. Hesitant first approaches turn voracious, and the affairs pulse with sensuality, especially when Simon and Adam smolder on-screen. As each coupling's relationship grows more satisfying phys­ ically and spiritually, the trio's palpable chemistry drives the story to a dizzying climax. These spheres must collide eventually-right? Sophie Rois, Devid Streisow, and Tykwer regular Sebastian Schipper give exquisite performances, lending an air of enigmatic charisma to characters sorting out what it means to live life with abandon in one of the great cities of the world. Tykwer fractures the first half of the film with haunting poetry and stark fantasies. He pulls back from these as the characters' lives slide into focus, which feels like taking a step back from a chaotic mosaic to see a fresh and invigorating story come into view. - TRISTA KENDALL


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Bobbie Birleffi, Beverly Kopf 2011 USA 95 min

"Sometimes living one's honest life is damn near impossible." Or so it felt to award-winning country music star Chely Wright for most of her closeted life -first raised in a Christian home in a tiny Bible-Belt town and then as a member of the sexually repressed and homophobic country music industry in Nashville. Surrounded by a family, community, culture and religion that all believed that being gay is just wrong (and, to many, "of the devil"), Wright prayed regularly for God to rid her of her homosexuality, vowing to give up on love in return. Instead, music became her love, as she scored hits like "Shut Up and Drive" and "Single White Female:' But while her dreams of stardom came true, she remained tormented by her sexuality and paralyzed by the fear of coming out. Would the country music industry tolerate a lesbian in their ranks? Would her fans reject her? She tried dating men (including fellow country star Brad Paisley), poured her energy into philanthropic endeavors, and contemplated suicide before finally acknowledging what she knew she needed to do. In 2010, she began calculated preparations to release an album and a book (Like Me) that would finally reveal her coming-out story and make country music history. Through sometimes tearful interviews and conversations, video diary entries, music videos, and several of her songs, this touching portrait follows Wright up to her full-court media press, from Oprah to People magazine, as she discovers the transformational power of living an authentic life. - JOANNE PARSONT

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Christopher and His Kind

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Christopher and His Kind presents a stunning piece of LGBT history with this BBC drama of novelist Christopher Isherwood's 1976 memoir. Recounting the English-American writer's years in 1930s Germany, this is the true story of Isherwood's celebrated The Berlin Stories , which served as the basis for the Broad­ way musical and film Cabaret. In the 1930s, Isherwood moved to hedonistic Berlin "because of the boys:' But he also moved there to pursue his burgeoning writing career and to escape England and the stifling expectations of his snobbish mother (Lindsay Duncan, HBO's Rome). Handsome Matt Smith (the U.K.'s latest Dr. Who) plays the young Isherwood as the film beautifully captures his relationships with the poet W.H. Auden, flatmate Jean Ross (Isherwood's real life friend and the basis for his immortal character Sally Bowles) and the Jewish, upper class Wilfrid Landauer (lddo Goldberg, Secret Diary OfA Call Girn . Against the intoxicating backdrop of Berlin's gay subculture during the waning bacchanalia of the Weimar Republic, Isherwood falls hopelessly in love with Heinz Neddermayer-yet their relationship faces impossible challenges in the face

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There has been a resurgence of interest in Isherwood and his works with Tom Ford's A Single Man and the documentary Chris And Don: A Love Story (Frameline32) that chronicled the author's 35-year relationship with artist Don Bachardy. Christopher and His Kind gives us the story of this beloved author's early years in his own eloquent words.

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Soaring architecture and GertrudeStein will play host to our dazzling Closing Night Party at the Contemporary Jewish Museum (736 MissionStreet, between 3rd & 4thStreets). Enjoy delicious bites, signature cocktails, and sophisticated wines as you see and be seen in the CJM's exhibit on the work and life of GertrudeStein. Or make a statement yourselfin the building's stunning Grand Lobby -what better way to honor thirty-five years of Frameline Festivals? Join us as we announce our Frameline35 AT&T Audience Award Winners and send our visitors off in style.

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Comedian , actor, author, activist , and all-around entertainer Margaret Cho has described herself as many things throughout her career but perhaps none more than "outsider." It is likely this identity of outcast that has made Ms. Cho a loud and proud spokesperson for gays and the lesbians, bisexuals and transgender folks, fag hags and feminists, Asian nerds and drag queens. Born and raised on Haight Street in the 1970s, the Korean-American began professional standup at age sixteen as a distraction from teen bullying, and by her early twenties she was appearing with the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, Arsenio Hall, and Bob Hope. Her big break came with the 1994 ABC television series All-American Girl, a groundbreaking show featuring one of the earliest representations of an East Asian family on a major network. It seemed Margaret had truly made it. But with All-American Girl came a loss of creative control and Cho's resulting personal struggles with addiction, eating disorders, and profound self-doubt. What should have been a professional highpoint was instead the death of Margaret Cho as a mainstream performer and the wondrous birth of the fabulous Margaret Cho - queer icon and no-holds-barred independent artist. The new Cho proudly came out as bisexual, wowing us with her standup performances-turned-films I'm The One That I Want (Frameline24), Notorious C.H.o. (Frameline26), Cho Revolu­ tion (Frameline28), and Margaret Cho: Assassin (2005). Margaret was still a household name, but this time in a

different kind of household. Stating that she learned politics from Harvey Milk, Cho is what we wish for all of the children of San Francisco to become - open, honest, accepting, and a true activist. She is an outspoken proponent of marriage equality and trans rights, and has been a Frameline presence for years, appearing in Bam Bam and Celeste (Frameline29), Girltrash! (Frameline31), Rick & Steve, the Happiest Gay Couple in All the World (Frameline29), and this year's

concert film Cho Dependent (Frameline35).

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Frameline has featured transgender film from its very beginning: today's festival traces its roots to the 1977 "Gay Film Festival of Super-B Films," which included Changes, a short documentary about the transsexual filmmaker's efforts to get a driver's license reflecting her new name and sex. Ever since that first festival in 1977, Frameline has screened a steady stream of films with transgender content; and this year, for the first time, Frameline's annual festival features a special programming strand devoted to transgender film.

"Transgender" is a slippery term,

for the transgender programming strand swings for the

sometimes referring only to those

fences and aims for the most expansive concept of trans­

who seek to change their bodies or

gender imaginable.

their socially recognized gender. At

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Movies can transform our sense of self and world

other times, it refers to the inconceiv-

with a potency that few other forms of art possess. Films

ably wide range of ways that "normal"

are not just moving pictures; they are powerful technolo­

gender (whatever that is) can be sub­

gies for recomposing time and space, for separating

verted, reworked, displaced, or performed

sound and image, then weaving them together again in

in some unexpected fashion. Sometimes it

new relationships that can queer everyday bodily expe­

functions as an imperfect tool that tries to get a

rience. Reality and fantasy, memory and imagination,

grip on the global diversity of gender expression in

are allowed to fuse and tangle in often delightful and

cultures around the world. Frameline's curatorial vision

sometimes disturbing ways. Since the silent era, cross-

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NARRATIVE FEATURES

» Bob's New Suit » Gun Hill Road » Leave It on the Floor dressing, cross-gender casting, changes of sex through

right up through the DIY hipster chic of San Francisco's

special effects, spectacles of theatrical impersonation,

Mission District in Harry Dodge and Silas Howard's

stories of gender disguise, and the documentation of

By Hook or By Crook.

transgender lives have been privileged ways of staging

»Madame X » Romeos

But if history's not your bag, don't fret - there are plenty of other programs to choose from. Madame X, a

SHORTS PROGRAM

Frameline35's transgender film focus begins with

feel-good farce from Indonesia, features a flaming femme

» Transtastic!

the opening night offering, Gun Hill Road, in which

hairdresser with superpowers who uses make-up, martial

this intrinsic mutability of all cinematic bodies.

newcomer to the screen Harmony Santana joins

arts, and wicked dance moves to defeat the militant,

veteran actors Judy Reyes (Scrubs), Esai Morales (24,

queer-phobic Kanjeng Badai Party. Another side of Indone­

CSI: MiamI), and Isaiah Whitlock Jr. (Cedar Rapids) in

sia comes to light in Tales of the Waria, about members

director Rashaad Ernesto Green's debut. The film is

of a traditional gender-variant community that resembles

» Becoming Chaz

an earnest portrayal of a young Latin@ in the Bronx

Western notions of transgender. There's a gritty crime

»Miwa:AJapanese Icon » The Mouth of the Wolf

DOCUMENTARIES

»Angel

coming to terms with once-his-but-increasingly-her

drama from Italy, The Mouth of the Wolf, sumptuously

ex-con father's wounded machismo. That the film

shot in the back alleys of Genoa, and a charming, gender­

screened at Sundance and garnered a seven-figure

shifting gay love story, Romeos, from Germany. Renee

theatrical distribution deal speaks volumes about the

allows viewers to spend an hour getting reacquainted with

» Renee

way transgender issues resonate-not only within film

Renee Richards, the transsexual tennis pro in the 1970s

» Tales of the Waria

history and among today's queer communities but

who went on to coach Martina Navratilova.

across broad swaths of contemporary society.

There's much more trans goodness on tap at this

The program also includes We Who Are Sexy: A

year's festival - just cruise the catalog to find your

Whirlwind History of Transgender Images in Cinema,

favorites. Then buy your tickets, put on your best drag, go

a clip show and conversation I'll be presenting with film

to the show and get ready to open your eyes, minds, and

scholar Jenni Olson that showcases rarities and treas­

hearts to the latest crop of work that revolves around

ures from the bygone days of guys-in-dresses schtick

this perennial cinematic theme.

- SUSAN STRYKER

» Paris Is Burning

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Becoming Chaz

DlR Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato 201 1 USA 88 min

Growing up with famous parents, constantly in the public eye would be hard for anyone. Now imagine that all those images people have seen of you are lies about how you actually felt. Chaz Bono grew up as Sonny and Cher's adorable golden-haired daughter and felt trapped in a female shell. Becoming Chaz is a bracingly intimate portrait of a person in transition and the relationships that must evolve with him. As Chaz undertakes gender reassignment, he invites us along on his journey of transformation. Along with his girlfriend, Jenny, he travels from Los Angeles to San Francisco for surgery. It's clear that the transition is more than physical, especially for those around him. He decides to go public with his story, to put a face on a misunder足 stood issue. Family and friends offer frank insight in interviews, about Chaz's past as Chastity and the present. Dealing with the press, Chaz decided to go on the offensive instead of letting reporters dig and assume. Cher tells it like it is, including her reticence about Chaz's plan to come out loud and proud. Intimate and nakedly honest about the nitty gritty of transition in general and Chaz's personal experience, the film reveals the courage it takes for Chaz to embrace his true self.

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Leave It on the Floor DIR Sheldon larry 2 0 1 1 USA 1 09 min

Been looking all your life for a sizzling mash-up of Paris Is Burning, Rent and Dreamgir/s? Leave It on the Friday June 24, 9:30 pm

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Floor is that and more, a supersized musical featuring a

family of fierce voguing performers coming together to snatch a trophy in the big ballroom competition. When our hero Brad is kicked out of his house for being gay, he finds himself drawn into a raucous ball­ room event. Looking for a warm place to sleep-and someone to sleep with? -Brad meets the ragtag members of the struggling House of Eminence. As he searches for his place in this family of fascinating characters, he gets schooled in how to express himself with spins, dips, and hands. When he decides to join the house and compete with his new family, everyone comes together to help him learn. That is, until a love triangle threatens to destroy all that they've built together. Director Sheldon Larry deftly interweaves original songs throughout. "Justin's Gonna Call" and the title track "Leave It On the Floor" are sure to make it onto your playlist, and they're all equally matched by the signature moves of Frank Gaston, Jr., one of pop music's most sought-after choreographers (Michael Jackson, Destiny's Child, and does anyone remember an obscure song and dance called "Single Ladies"?). Pulsing with energy, joy, and some of the catchiest and queerest dance songs ever, Leave It On the Floor will keep you coming back for more. - CINDY M. EMCH

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Ash Christian 2 0 1 1 USA 88 min

Mangus! is a campy dark comedy, a trashy riot from Ash Christian, writer and director of Fat Girls. It's as if Female Trouble and Napoleon Dynamite had a red-headed lovechild - with a cutting sense of humor and a colostomy bag. Mangus Spedgwick has had one dream his whole life: to follow in his father's and grandfather's footsteps by being Jesus-in his high school's annual production of "Jesus Christ Spectacular." Just when he's got the part, a freak accident threatens to derail all of his dreams. The theater director (a brilliant Leslie Jordan) wants to keep

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Mangus as the lead, but the scheming Stage Mothers of Texas have other plans, and soon the School Board has decided that it wouldn't be appropriate to have a wheelchair-bound Jesus. Not one to give up,

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Mangus rallies and fights for the part, finding him­ self in a strip club, at a murder scene, in a trailer park, and even in Florida before his journey is over. Campy, trashy humor and an unbeatable premise combine with a cast of cult comedy icons like Jennifer Coolidge (Best in Show) as Mangus's mother and Heather Matarazzo (Welcome to the Dol/house) as his lesbian sister, along with an unforgettable cameo from John Waters himself. - CINDY M. EMCH

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Spork

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DIR J.B. Ghuman, Jr. 201 0 USA 90 min

Meet Spork. She's a girl-identified 13 year old with an intersex condition. Middle school is a dangerous bat­ tleground-and dance is Spork's weapon of choice. Spork, the frizzy-haired and four-eyed outcast, is determined to win the $236 prize at Cherry Lane Middle School's upcoming talent show so she can use the money to become beautiful and fit in. Unfortunately, the token gang of mean girls (Betsy Byotch and the Byotches) is determined to come out on top, and they aren't willing to let anything get in their way. Perhaps worst of all, Spork lacks the coordination and rhythm it takes to win. But Spork has more people on her side than she thinks. A mysterious friend named Chunk offers fortune cookie advice-literally-that changes her life. Tootsie Roll, Spark's foul-mouthed trailer park neighbor, has all the right moves, but she agrees to coach Spork after her own dreams are crushed by a tragic hair-product incident. And Spark's older brother, Spit, loves her with gruff tenderness. The cast of energetic youngsters and cult comedy actors makes for a dazzling coming-of-age film. J.B. Ghuman, Jr.'s directorial debut blends the standard motifs of adolescence -bullying, friendship, and perseverance-with sparkling aesthetics, hilarious tweens, and a soundtrack that will leave you wondering why your middle school never knew how to shake it quite like the kids at Cherry Lane. Spark pits our repressed memo­ ries of junior high against a booty-shaking soundtrack that oozes with queer dance party goodness. - ALEX CHOUSA

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There is definitely something boyish about ten-year-old Laure. She has recently moved to a new area with her par­ ents and her little sister, Jeanne. It's summertime and all the other neighborhood children are playing outside. Only Laure is alone, because she doesn't no anyone her own age. One day, she meets Lisa, who is ten also. Laure allows her new acquaintance to believe that she is a boy. Laure becomes Mikael. As soon as she has transformed herself, she begins playing with all the other neighbor­ hood children. As time passes, Laure's relationship to Lisa becomes increasingly close, making the ambiguity of

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Weekend DIR

And rew Haigh 201 1 UK 96mi n

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Weekend was one of the opening films at SXSW in March and received quite the buzz at the Austin festival, even garnering an audience award for director Andrew Haigh. It is both an honest and unapologetic love story between two guys and a film about making a passionate commitment to life.

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Au Pair, Ka nsas

August

OIR J.T. O'Neal 2 0 1 0 USA 94 min

DlR Eldar Rapaport 2 0 1 0 USA 1 05 min

Oddmund Lindeflaten is a bumbling Norwegian soccer player who arrives on a small-town Kansas bison farm to work as an au pair. And the inevitable question arises: is he gay? Oddmund's new employer is Helen Hazelton, an uptight widow who's been seeing her husband's ghost -and talking with him. Oddmund's charges are a sullen fifteen year old, Atticus, and a shy nine year old, Beau. To draw the boys out of their shells, he gathers together a motley soccer team: Atticus's crush, a dyke policewoman, an older chess coach, a middle school bully, a drag queen art teacher, and a nude model. With encouragement from her dreamy dead hus­ band, Charlie, Helen is trying to move on. As details of Charlie's life filter through, it's clear that he tried unsuccessfully to hide a secret gay life. As a nurturing man in a conservative town, Oddmund's motives are under constant scrutiny. When Oddmund rebuffs Helen's advances, she finds a terrible pretense to kick hi m out of the house. After the police get involved, the boys rally around their au pair. Helen learns that love­ in any form - is more powerful than pushing people away. Norwegian i mport Havard Lilleheie shines as Oddmund, and cult favorite Traci Lords shines as Helen in this heartwarming, small-town story.

August is a magnificent journey that touches on a

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familiar note for many: "what if he comes back?" Emo­ tions run high when Jonathan receives a message that his ex, Troy, is back in town after living in Barcelona for years. A blast from the past becomes a passionate cur­ rent affair. But things aren't so simple, especially since Jonathan is happily partnered with his new love, Raul. By telling the story from multiple viewpoints, director Eldar Rapaport poignantly expresses the complexities of love. Raul, who is married to Jonathan's female friend so that he can stay in the U.S., is apprehensive when the ex he's heard so much about returns. And Troy is clearly after his old flame, while Jonathan is torn between his two great loves and his own personal struggles. What develops is a tangled web of tough choices that each character has to make for love. While at first the situation seems to present a clear set of moral lines, the character and plot developments eloquently express that matters of the heart are never black and white. All three men are aware of what is developing and are forced to confront their own emo­ tions. Troy must face his tendency to run away, Jonathan struggles with his emotional maturity, and Raul tests the limits of what he's willing to tolerate for love. Based on the short film Postmortem, August is gorgeously shot, thoughtfully acted, and scored with haunting Middle Eastern melodies, culminating in a confident piece with a tender tone. - KYLiE M INONO

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Bumblefuck, USA

Bo b's N ew Suit

Mark Bessenger 2 0 1 1 USA 84 min

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Aaron Douglas Johnston 2 0 1 1 U SA &

The Netherlands 90 min

Brewster is about to have a bad day. His tryst with his

You're cordially invited to the weddi ng of the year! For

brother's wife is interrupted by a call from the truck

those who have been waiting for a down-to-earth fam­

dispatch. His brother has not shown up for work, and if

ily drama with a realistic trans character, this whimsi­

and clear blue skies of Nowheresville, Iowa. Played

cal charmer delivers.

by the film's sexy co-writer Cat Smi ts, the inquisitive

Brewster doesn't cover his route, his sibling will be fired. So Brewster heads out to deliver a shipment of coffins to a funeral home several states over.

When sweet (and often shirtless) workingman Bob

Alexa travels from Amsterdam i nto the blazing heat

Alexa has arrived to spend the summer in this unnamed

an d lon gti m e girlfriend Jen ny finally decide to tie

sm all town while working on a documentary about

Trying not to fall asleep at the wheel, Brewster

the knot, the ti ming couldn't be worse! Bob's sibling

gay suicide. Visits to the cemetery and references

p i cks up hitchhikers Cary and Vogel, a gay couple

Stephan ie is begi n n i ng the process of transition i n g

to a friend who recently ki lled himself hi nt her project

whose cross-country trip is a last-ditch effort to mend

to Steve wi th t h e support of his girlfriend Marlena

is personal. But summer is not all about work. Sexu­

their failing relationship. Brewster takes an instant dis­

(played by a femmed up Jenny Shimizu), but his mother

ally uni nhibited Alexa tries out the local talent - a

has trouble accepti ng her new son. Their father Buster

lesbian artist she meets at a club and the boy who

like to Cary but becomes uncom fortable when he finds himself somewhat attracted to Vogel. His GPS guid­

struggles to hide his long-buried past, and shady cousin

cuts the grass at the cemetery. Meanwhile, her land­

ance system misleads them i nto an abandoned junk­

George threatens to get them all in a world of trouble

lord's interest in his new tenant becomes obsessive

yard, where the truck's axle breaks. As Brewster tries

wi th his latest scheme. If that weren't enough, the

and violent.

to fi nd help, Vogel and Cary explore their surroundings.

whole shebang is narrated by Bob's fine Italian suit

A seemingly si mple plot lends itself to a film whose

When n ight falls, they learn that the coffins aren't

acquired just for the wedding. Yes, his suit (it's not as

appeal lies in its fresh sensibility and assured visual

exactly em p ty. There are vampires . . . hungry ones!

crazy as it sounds).

style. The director makes evocative use of the mid­ western landscapes, and the writing and acting feel so

Vogel, Cary, and Brewster barricade themselves in the

Shay Astar's nuanced performance as Steve is

truck's cab, hoping to fend off the vampires with reli­

passionate, a true bright spot of the film. John Bennett

natural that it's hard to tell whether the interviews

gious artifacts until dawn. All of their plans for escape

Perry as patriarch Buster delivers a heartfelt perform­

from the documen tary film within the film, whi ch

are foiled, un til their last one, which unfortun ately

ance as the father any guy would love to have. The

are interwoven into Alexa's story, are fictional or real.

involves going out into the junkyard.

deep, dark family secrets, dramatic weddings, and

Heidi M. Sallows, as the laidback artist! bartender, gives a wonderfully subtle performance- her mixture

From cheeky open i n g credits to deep Southern

obnoxious relatives of typical romantic fare are turned

accents, Bite Marks is a delightful vampire buddy

on their heads in veteran screenwriter Alan Howard's

of caution and lust will resonate with anyone who's

comedy with a witty script and a cute cast. Irreverence

directorial debut.

fallen for a supposedly straight girl. - ALEXIS WHITHAM

never looked so tasty.

At its heart, Bumblefuck, USA is a love story, one which revels in the small momen ts of life -fooling

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Codependent lesbian Space Al ien Seeks Same

Lore ne Machado 2 0 1 1 S U A 83 min

r, A.K. Bu rns 201 0 S U A69 min

Before queers started knocking each other over to line up for Kathy Griffin, San Francisco native Margaret

Danger! The ozone layer of planet lots is disappearing

Cho, the original "ass-master," was the queen of cock­

due to an overabundance of emotion! What can a les­

talk and hardcore queer rights activism. And she still is.

Fresh from the talked about film installation at Tax­

bian space alien do to save her world? Well, board a

The woman who embraces all the letters of the queer

ter & Spengemann's new space in NYC's Chelsea dis­

flying saucer of course, and take a trip to New York City

alphabet is back on the big screen, ready to attack the

trict, Community Action Center (CAC) was crafted by

(it's on planet Earth), where hearts will be broken and

few taboos remaining after previous concert films I'm

A .L. Steiner and A.K. Burns, both accomplished artists.

"big feelings" will be overcome.

A collaboration among artists, friends, and extroverts,

(Frameline26), and Revolution (Frameline28).

Get your action on with these hedonistic expressions of explicit queer lust.

From the out-of-this-world people who brought you

CAC presents an intimate journey that is sensual in

Frameline favorite shorts Dyke Dollar, Countertransfer­

every sense of the word: visual, tactile, pungent, rhyth­

Cho Dependent, bearing the same name as Cho's

ence, and Hold Up comes the tale of codependent Barr,

20 10 Grammy-award nominated comedy album,

mic, succulent. Erotic and pornographic, we are served

promiscuous Zylar, and sweet Zoinx, three shiny-headed

up an expansive view of sexual expression and per­

covers it all - from her stint on Dancing With the

space aliens on a mission of heartbreak. lylar has

Stars, to Lady Gaga to the culture shock of moving

sonal liberation queer style. The performers are given a

mastered online dating, and clingy Barr seems inter­

to the deep south for Drop Dead Diva. In typical Cho

broad berth to explore, encouraging them to go wild.

ested in whatever Zylar is doing. loinx goes old school,

fashion, the performance toggles between outrageous

Steiner and Burns' beautifully compiled soundtrack

romancing lonely stationary store employee Jane (Lisa

completes this cinematic orgy.

bedroom antics to self-deprecating tales of an outsider

Haas, Dyke Dollar herself), who has never had a lot of

to impressions of her mother's latest antics (yay !).

luck with the human ladies. Kindred spirits Jane and

Come get a "ticket for gaywalking" with the only

Zoinx take trips to Coney Island and dance awkwardly at

comedienne who can offend every demographic in our

nightclubs. But can their love survive the trials and

fair city, while somehow making us all laugh out loud.

tribulations of intergalactic romance?

Help us celebrate our 20 1 1 Frameline Award winner, then spread the word about Lady Cacao - ALEXIS WHITHAM Prior to the film, the Frameline Award will be presented to Margaret Cho.

With the low-fi kitsch of 50s B movies, director Madeleine Olnek embraces what sci-fi fans have known for years- outer space is the perfect setting for the final frontier of relationship drama. Soup up your cardboard spaceship, put on your tinfoil hat, and find the nearest wormhole to claim your seats for the crowd-pleasing Codependent Lesbian Space Alien

Seeks Same. - ALEXIS WHITHAM This film is a Frameline Completion Fund recipient.

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Mathews 2011 USA 14 m i n

I Want your Love offers u p a different perspective on sex. Best friends Jesse and Brenden can talk about pretty much anything and anyone. Hanging out and drinking, their talk turns sexual, and with just the right amount of alcoholic lubricant, they fall down that rabbit hole of recreational sex. The action is graphically hot, passionate with no holds barred. But in the end, something has changed and gotten much more com­ plicated between two "besties." Director Travis Math­ ews (In Their Room) gives us a thoughtful and sexually explicit scene that is a tantalizing appetizer of a feature film in progress. - MARCUS WONAcon

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Flight of the Cardinal

J.C. Cal ciano 2 0 1 1 USA 95 min

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R obert Gaston 2 0 1 0 USA 87 min

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Having relationship troubles? There's an app for that!

A sense of dread and paranoia becomes increasingly

Boy moves to L.A. to pursue acting career, boy makes

Marshall thought that he would have it all by now, but

intense in this thriller set in a remote lodge in the

difficult choices to pay the rent, then boy falls in love

on the verge of his 30th birthday he's still trapped in

Smokey Mountains. With a Philadel phia cast and crew

and his past catches up with him - it's a tale as old

the same job, one in which he expected to jump-start

and atmospheric North Carolina locales, this tale of

as time.

an exciting career. Besides that, he finds h imself with a

good and evil is a memorable feature to screen toward

serious case of seven year itch with his boyfriend,

the end of this year's festival.

Adam wants to launch his TV and movie career, so he crashes with his best friend, Candy, a catty blonde

Gabe, who isn't putting out. Living vicariously through

Filmmaker Robert Gaston (2 Minutes Later, Open

the Internet, he stumbles u pon a peculiar app late one

Cam) brings us his newest film, an entertaining and

has been for years. Between snippy talent agencies,

night called "eCupid," that promises him true love. But

engrossing thriller. Grady (Ross Beschler), a recent city

endless parking tickets, and a dead-end receptionist

it's just an app-right?

transplant, has his hands fu ll fixing up his recently

job, Adam seems further than ever from his dream.

who's expecting her big break any day now -and

Overnight eCupid invades Marshall's life, gets to

acq u i red lakeside resort lodge, hidden away in the

Nick, a photogra pher with less-than-honorable inten­

know everything about him, and the next day grabs

Smokey Mountains of North Carolina. With only local

tions and a drug habit, hooks him up with an office job

the steering wheel of his life. The naughty app texts

boy Beetle (David J. Bonner) to assist, he inaugurates

at a porn production company. Despite several offers,

Gabe that Marshall wants to date other people, forcing

his hotel by inviting a group of college friends for the

i ncluding fro m his endeari ngly creepy boss, Ada m

Marshall to confess that he isn't happy anymore. A

weekend. He also invites his recently aloof boyfriend

repeatedly refuses t o g o in front o f t h e camera . . . at

sexy romantic comedy u nfolds as things get crazy

Andy (Matthew Montgomery) to join in the fun. Instead

least until his bills catch up with him and he falls for

with all kinds of h ot guys throwing them selves at

of the a nticipated cheeriness of a relaxing weekend,

Nick's d ubious charm. Circumstances snowball u ntil

Marshall. He enjoys the pa rty boy life- style -for a

troubling events, strange behavior and an increasing

he's being pimped out by his boss as a high-class

while. But things get real when he realizes that the one

sense of doom begin to trouble the already emotionally

escort to famous men who need discretion with their

man he really wants is about to walk out of his life.

vulnerable Grady. He gets dumped, begins to question

booty calls. But when Adam falls in love with one of his

Now Marshall must take control back from eCupid and

his friends' reasons for being there and becomes wary

clients, a closeted TV star, his dreams of serious acting

listen to his heart.

of the outwardly jovial but potentially threatening Bee­

-and true love - hang in the balance.

Filled with fabulously gay characters and a won­

tle. Is his para noia warranted or is he the problem?

In this s p i rited, sexy d ra medy, di rector Casper

derful cameo by Morgan Fairchild, eCupid shows you

When a violent storm keeps anyone from leaving the

Andreas (A Four Letter Word, The Big Gay Musican

that happiness can be the boy lying next to you. So

hotel, the pervading sense of doom i ntensifies. Gaston

shows us the ups and downs of chasing the Hollywood

bring your man to this one, or meet one in the theater,

creates an i ntense sense of d read, as nerves a re

dream. And with the help of the adorable Matthew

because this film's packed with lots of stolen kisses.

frayed, suspicions aroused and the threat of violence

Ludinski as Adam, who is all charm and washboard

comes to a boi l.

abs, it's a not-to-be-missed L.A. story made for the

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te ven Williford 2 0 1 0 S U A 90 min

Wendy Jo Ca rl ton 2 0 1 1 U S A 89 min

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If you had the chance to go back and tell your younger

Michael and Daniel have moved from New York City to

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a bucolic Connecticut town in hopes of living a simpler

Grab your hipster bike, warm up your vocal cords, and

self what mistakes not to make, would you take it?

life. But the muggy spring weather isn't the only

admit you have a crush on your roommate with this

Judas Kiss follows filmmaker Zach Wells, once a young

oppressive thing about their new community. Michael

cool musical. Jamie is moving from Chicago to New

directing prodigy. Now a recovering alcoholic who gets

is finding his balance as an out teacher at a private

York (Brooklyn, of course) to become a Broadway

the rare job filming weddings in Hollywood, Zach

high school when his interactions with a student come

actress. Her best friend and roommate, Jessica, is

mooches off his old college friend, successful horror

bummed, because she's in love with Jamie.

director Topher Shadoe.

into question. As he's told, "There's been an accusa­

Jamie just doesn't get it. She thinks the biggest

When Topher has to back out of judging a film

A misunderstood encounter sets the events in

problem with moving is who's going to pay the bills

competition at their alma mater, he convinces Zach to

motion, driven by the student's mother and her sinister

if she goes early. If only it were that easy. As moving

go in his place. While Zach seems disconcerted in his

boyfriend. Are they after the truth, revenge or money?

day gets closer, Jessie tries to make Jamie jealous by

old stomping grounds, he finds comfort in the arms of

As Michael's life unravels, he and Daniel are forced to

dating other women. 'Cause that always works. But

a handsome young man at the local gay bar. Maybe

face the suspicions of coworkers and the latent homo­

as the pair struggles with the grey area between lust

being back isn't so bad after all. But then he realizes

phobia in their friends and neighbors (including indie

and love, Jessie's plan backfires, in a way she could

that one of the filmmakers he's supposed to be judging

favorite Illeana Douglas). T heir lesbian civil rights

never imagine.

has his name-and is screening the same film that he

tion. And that's all that matters."

lawyer, Karen (the striking Julia Ormond), is itching for a

Two cute leads bounce off each other (and various

won the competition with years ago. He discovers a

fight, and her "all in" attitude might be more than

dates and lovers) with easy intimacy, and the off-beat

quirk in time and space that gives him an opportunity

Michael is looking for. T he story spins completely out of

original songs complement this film's funky, made­

to make right what, in retrospect, went wrong all those

Michael's control when his accuser disappears, making

with-love vibe. Festival audiences will remember

years ago. Zach's young doppelganger is more inter­

it even harder to prove the truth - whatever the truth

director Wendy Jo Carlton's work from Frameine33's

ested in finding sex, love and filmmaking stardom than

actually is. And when Karen unearths a damaging

Closing Night film, Hannah Free. Quirky local flair, a

in listening to strange theories about time travel. Will

secret about Michael that even Daniel doesn't know, a

Greek chorus of bearded bears, and a cool soundtrack

Zach get a second chance? Will his younger self choose

storm of violent confrontations threatens to bring down

reveal this to be a love letter both to Chicago and "will

love and friendship over money and fame-that's sure

they or won't they?" friendships.

to fade in time?

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Michael, his relationship, and the entire community. As Michael, Jason Butler Harner walks the thin line between honesty and cagey secrecy. Cheyenne Jack­ son (30 Rock) brings sweetness and authenticity to the role of Daniel. T he audience must draw their own conclusions as the green of summer fades to fall. - TRISTA KENDALL

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Come for the zombie porn, stay for the art. Bruce

You think you can dance? So do Toni and Tasi, the ball­

boots as Kevin, a straight frat-boy, enjoys a little male

LaBruce, the king of shock and " ew," is at it again in

room dancing Campari sisters. Only problem is, they 've

bonding with his buddies. Straight boys totally give

this treatise on flesh and alienation in urban L.A. Porn

each got a secret that's dying to be let out. Tasi is the

each other hand jobs, right?

star and model Frangois Sagat plays the titular zombie,

sequined drama q ueen, sick of the spotlight, while

When he encounters the openly gay Cesar, Kevin's

stumbling through a bleak cityscape in search of

mousy Toni is the stand-in, the wallflower pizza wait­

feelings of attraction bubble to the surface. He quickly

ress who's never been kissed-although she has her

dismisses his feelings as just being excited about his

eye on Mona, a girl with rhythm of her own.

new friend, one who he can get to know in a special,

connection and resurrection- through hardcore sex. As the zombie rises from the ocean in the begin­

It's a 1 980s world of big hair, synth-pop and cowboy

ning of the film, LaBruce stakes his claim on the idea

The sisters have some big dancing shoes to fill,

of rebirth. But it's not until the zombie starts his ram­

courtesy of the ultimate stage mom, Cheri (US Latin

since he just scored with bodacious school cheer­

page that the true concept becomes clear. By humping

Ballroom Champ Melanie LaPatin). Thank the cha-cha

leader Camille and brags about it to his redneck buddy

the orifices of the already dead and destitute, Sagat's

gods for Toni's pirouetting best friend, Cedric (Benji

Justin. Cesar's best friend Marsha, has noticed that he

zombie becomes more human. Monstrous acts make

Schwimmer, who swept Season Two of So You Think

has become distracted, and it's become obvious that

him less of a monster (an argument against sexual

You Can Dance, currently Paula Abdul's Artistic Direc­

Cesar has fallen head over heels for someone. Mean­

repression if one ever existed). From homeless junkies

tor), who keeps the family on an even keel and pushes

while, Kevin is offered a weekend away with his child­

to murdered criminals, the victims seem to be as

Toni to show the ballroom world her true colors. When

hood pals Steve and Daniel, so he seizes the chance to

marginalized as the zombie. And it's this thesis that

Tasi's secret explodes, Toni sees her chance to sashay

escape from his feelings for Cesar.

makes the sum of the film more than its parts. As the

in with cutie Mona in tow. They take the lead in the big

Steve has promised that his insatiable girlfriend

zombie wanders around the city between sexual

ballroom competition, challenging everyone and paving

Brenda and her best friends will arrive ready to "go all

encounters, we are offered both relief from a violent

the way for queer dance champs to come.

the way," making the cabin the ultimate sex hot spot.

secret way. But remember, Kevin is straight, especially

visual onslaught and ruminative artistic shots. Cutting

Through it all, the family twirls through life, learn­

But a heavy rainstorm descends, causing the roads to

between shots of Sagat as zombie and Sagat as human

ing new steps along the way. Each scene is choreo­

flood away and prevents the girls from traveling. With

are jarring but effective in communicating that anyone

graphed to a T, including an epically sexy supermarket

no women around, an endless supply of beers and

can become an outsider, even if we aren't enthusiasti­

sequence, complete with break dancing in the produce

porno movies cluttering up the VCR, the horny guys

cally violating others' chest wounds.

section and a shopping cart cabaret. A killer-cute

decide to lend each other a " hand." But could Kevin be

soundtrack and sassy design make sure Leading

feeling something more?

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U S F E AT U R E S

We Have to Stop Now (Season Two)

The One

Private Romeo

DIR Caytha Jentis 201 0 USA 8 9 min

DIR Alan Brown 2011 U S A 98 min

When will Tommy learn not to fall in love with straight guys? He's a cute lawyer with a lot to offer, but he's fallen hard for shy, brooding Daniel. The two went to the same college, a few years apart, and it turns out that Tommy has been crushing for a while. They con­ nect over lacrosse, their alma mater, and Dostoevsky -the beginning of a seemingly doomed relationship. After a night together, Daniel announces that he's engaged to a woman. Despite his obvious feelings for Tommy, he's determined to marry Jen and bury any other urges deep. When they reconnect at the gym, Daniel reluctantly introduces Tommy to Jen, an adorable, endearing civil lawyer who instantly bonds with Tommy. Tommy invites Daniel to a gathering of college alumni- or that's the pretense. Instead, it's an intimate country getaway with just the two of them. As they fall deeper in love, Daniel, who also loves Jen, still plans to marry and swears he'll never be unfaithful. But he just can't seem to shake his feelings for Tommy. More a coming of age story than a coming out story, The One gracefully examines how complicated life can be when love pulls us in opposite directions.

Love knows no boundaries, but same-sex attraction in an all boys military academy is a tough drill. When eight cadets are left behind from a training exercise, love and trouble abound at McKinley Academy in Private Romeo, a suspenseful and sensual retelling of a classic tale. The story begins in the classroom with the cadets reading Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, but the storyline escapes the confines of the classroom and becomes the lens through which the boys live out the ensuing drama. The characters are soon revealed as their classical coun­ terparts, with rival cliques acting as the warring houses. The text takes on new meaning as our man Juliet and his Romeo follow their hearts. As the war between the two houses boils over, all of these handsome cadets are pulled into the turmoil of forbidden love. Writer-director Alan Brown (0 Beautiful) uses origi­ nal dialogue sparingly but to good effect. Brown cast only Shakespearean trained actors, and it shows. Mature acting from the entire ensemble keeps the story fresh and modern, especially Hale Appleman's riveting turn as the film's Mercutio. Matt Doyle and Seth Num­ rich, currently performing in acclaimed play War Horse at Lincoln Center, give brilliant performances as the star-crossed lovers, sparking with chemistry.

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In this L.A. romantic comedy, lesbian married couple Dyna (Cathy DeBuono) and Kit (Jill Bennett) are busi­ ness partners as well as romantic partners-therapists who co-authored the best-selling self-help book, How to Succeed at Marriage Without Even Trying. Unfortu­ nately, their own marriage has long been on the rocks. Season One sure was full of drama: the couple's new­ found celebrity, a stoner sister, romantic intrigue, and a weirdo therapist to help them sort it all out. If you missed it at Frameline34 or haven't caught up on the web, don't worry. Season Two kicks off with a recap and brings us all up to speed on the current state of the couple's affairs. So where are they now? Kit's sister (Ann Noble) is still crashing on the couch and their place gets even more crowded when Dyna's sister (Maryfrances Carec­ cia) comes to visit. Kit and Dyna start therapist shopping, but somehow, the new therapists (including Meredith Baxter) all look an awful lot like their old therapist, Susan (Suzanne Westenhoefer). And they're still fighting over the same things: Dyna's to-do lists and cerebral nature, Kit's impulsiveness and quirks. We Have to Stop Now won the 2 0 1 0 Curve Magazine award for best web series-come see why! - ALLISON STELLY

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On a remote wooded island, a young woman becomes

They've graduated college, they've written a dynamite

caretaker to an old man in a vegetative state. She has

variety show, and they're ready for Broadway- or so

no cell signal, no Internet. Only a year out of high school

they thi n k ! But as roadblock after roadblock keeps

and forced to meet the needs of a man who can not

them from their dream performance, can the Muppets

respond, Joslyn vacil lates between finding solace in his

actually take Manhattan by storm?

company and feeling fear and anger towards him. Joslyn retreats to the woods to escape from some­

In a fun and funny throwback for kids and adults alike, The Muppets Take Manhattan brings together

thing. As she sneaks off to use an antiquated com­

Kermit, Miss Piggy, Animal, Fozzie, Scooter and the rest

puter, it's clear that she's trying desperately to connect

of the gang for a musical unlike a ny other. When their

with others- i ncluding a lover who seems trapped in

initial attempts to make it big are thwarted by mean

her i Phone. Severa l int i m ate mome nts stand o ut,

p rod ucers and the h a rsh theater wo rld , the group

details that add up to eroticism on the most personal

moves on to other jobs and cities across the country.

l eve l . As the m o n otony of d a i ly ro utine starts to

Kermit realizes that the show needs more "frogs and

unravel, boundaries collapse, and Joslyn struggles with

dogs and bears and chickens and whatever," not less,

sexuality, guilt and loss.

and the cast members' friends from around the coun­

Mark Jackson's debut feature is so tense, so brittle

try come to help out. But tragedy strikes, and Kermit

that it seems poised to explode at any moment. With

loses his memory. Wi ll his friends find h i m in time to

ethereal cinematography, Without builds on a nua nced

make opening night a success?

performance by Joslyn Jensen and a stark script to create a virtuoso piece with deep resonance.

So bring your frogs, dogs, bears, chickens, and moppets of all ages for a giggly dose of magic in the Big Apple!

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Frameline audiences will fondly remember the critically-acclaimed short Pariah as the transforma­ tive film that captured hearts and minds when it closed Fun in Girls' Shorts at Frameline3 1. Pariah tells a vital coming-of-age film about a Black lesbian teen in Brooklyn juggling conflicting identities and risking friendship, heartbreak, and family in a desperate search for sexual expression. After moving a sold out Castro Theatre to its feet with thunderous applause, the film won the Audience Award for Best Short. Pariah is now a feature-length film that premiered to the world at the 20 1 1 Sundance Film Festival, where it was acquired by Focus Features. Frameline is proud to have been an early supporter of Pariah, having awarded both the short and feature versions Frameline Completion Fund Grants. As we eagerly anticipate the film's theatrical release due later this year, we're thrilled to reunite "Team Pariah" and the Frameline audience. Writer/director Dee Rees and producer Nekisa Cooper will dish about the trials and triumphs of making a feature film and share clips from their work. This special event has something for everyone: filmmakers, fans of the short, and film buffs who want a peek behind the filmmaking curtain. - DESIREE BUFORD

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35th Festiva l Events with t h e James C. Hormel Gay and Lesb ian C e nter of the San Franc isco Public Libra ry

1 00 larkin Street, between Fulton and Grove Streets

The Harmel Center will present special programming looking back at the history of the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival as well as celebrating the new Frame­ line Video Archive Project. In addition, please check out a special exhibit of Frameline artifacts and memorabilia in the Harmel Center at the Main Public Library.

Frameline: The Early Years

A Sneak Peek at the Frameline Video Archive Project

Thursday June 23, 5:00 - 6:30pm · Free San Francisco Main library Koret Auditorium

Tuesday June 7, 6:00 - 8:00 pm . Free San Francisco Main lib rary Koret Auditorium

Remember when the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival wasn't at the

Join Frameline Festival Director Jennifer Morris, Hormel Center Director Karen Sund­ heim, and project consultant Jenni Olson for an early sneak peek at the Hormel Center's exciting new conservation and research project. Frameline's massive Festival video archive was don ated to the Hormel Center in 2005 as a new resource for researchers and h istorians. This program will include a selection or rare historical clips highlighting some of the gems preserved by the project. Get behind-the- scenes details on the archive, and watch a selection of rare h istorical clips highlighting some of the gems being preserved.

Castro T heatre? Were you at the Lesbian Riot? Or the 1 995 Closing Night screening of Frisk? As Frameline celebrates its historic 35th an niversary event, we'll take a look back in time at the first LGBT film festival in the world and what has made it the world's largest sh owcase of queer cinema. Join us at the Koret Auditorium in the San Francisco Main Library for an illuminating discussion about Frameline's early years, featuring a selection of panelists with a unique array of perspectives and insights into the origins of the annual event that started out in 1977 as the "Gay Film FestivaL" We welcome any and all who have stories to tell about the Festival over the years. Moderated by Frameline Executive Director K.C. Price.

Frameline Video Archive Project Film Series Noon, every Thursday in June · Free · S a n Francisco M a i n library Koret Auditorium

Come out to the Koret Auditorium at the San Francisco Main Library for this exciting series of highlights from the Frameline Video Archive Project at the James C. Hormel Gay and Lesbian Center of San Francisco Public Library. Largely unavailable on commercial DVD, these rarely screened treasures offer a glimpse at the wide range of historically significant titles in the collection.

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T h e world premiere o f Arthur Bressan's landmark drama was presented by Frameline in 1985. Buddies was the first American feature film about

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the AIDS crisis.

all-girl cast.

J U N E 9: Olivia (Pit of loneliness)

J U N E 30: Boy! What a Girl!

All titles are part of the Frameline Video Archive Project at the James C. Harmel Gay and Lesbian Center of San Francisco Public Library. Each film will be presented on DVD and introduced by series curator Jenni Olson. C O - P R ESENTED with

Jaqueline Audry 1 9 5 1 Fra nce 88 m i n I n French with E n g l i s h subtitles

girl's love for her teacher was the only film of the 1950s to deal openly with lesbianism.

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T he series concludes with Arthur Leonard's rediscov­ ered 1945 all-black-cast musical, Boy! What a Girl! Tim Moore (best known as The Kingfish from 1950s

TV series Amos n' Andy) stars as the bald, cigar­ smoking female imperson ator, "Madame Deborah."

to introduce his legendary showcase of gay

Out of the Shadows

Southern storyteller extraordinaire, Jeffrey Strouth.

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8ashment

Absent Ausente

DIR Rikki Beadl e-Blair 2010 U nited Kingdom 1 1 0 min

DIR Marco Berger 2011 Argentina 87 min in Spanish with English subtitles

Sebastiano teaches high school gym classes and coaches swimming. He's got a job, a girlfriend, and a pretty normal life. But as young Martin starts to infiltrate Sebastiano's life, his world will get turned upside down. Eerie from the first frame, this Hitchcockian thriller portrays sexual obsession with terrifying realism. Martin's manipulative ploys to get closer to Sebas­ tiano succeed as he lies his way into spending the night at his coach's apartment. The young man's plans of entrapment are less than subtle, as he lies sprawled on the coach, barely clothed. And when Martin creeps into Sebastiano's bedroom to touch him in his sleep, things really heat up. Sebastiano resists his charge's advances, but in the process, his own sexuality comes into question. The two circle each other, one wary, the other sinister and persistent, until tragedy strikes. Toward the end, startling time jumps give us a twist that turns the tables. What we think we've seen may in fact bear little resemblance to an even more compli­ cated reality. Director Marco Berger (Plan B) uses close-ups on details, which adds mystery and makes you wonder what you're missing outside the frame. A frantic soundtrack drives the story forward as the characters' lives reach a boil. The perfect film for anyone who prefers mind games in movies instead of real life.

The latest from filmmaker Rikki Beadle-Blair (Metro­ sexuality, F.I. T.), Bashment swirls together race, sexu­

ality, rhythm, and rhyme into a stark portrait of human potential and pain. J. J. is an aspiring M.C. who's taken London's outlaw urban music scene by storm. He's got the skills, the rhymes, and the drive. But he may run into a few hurdles on his reach for greatness; he's white, he's from the sticks, and he's gay. J.J.'s resolved to come out onstage at the Urban Slam Finals, bringing his boyfriend Orlando along as moral support. The Iliford Ilimanics are the current darlings of the scene, with their skills, charisma, sex appeal, and raw edge. When they swagger up to the stage an hour late, they're shocked to discover they've been disqualified. That J.J. is gay only pours salt into the wound, and while J.J. is onstage, the frustrated IIlmanics take out their rage on Orlando, beating him so badly that he suffers permanent brain damage. A victim reconcilia­ tion program brings J.J. face to face with Orlando's attackers, pulling all involved into an orbit from which they can't escape. Gritty performances - on and off the mic - from a young cast of Beadle-Blair regulars and new faces give depth to brutally flawed characters. What starts as a visceral, pounding story eases into a nuanced contemplation of masculinity and what lengths we'll go to in order to protect others -and ourselves. - TRISTA KENDALL

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The Even i ng D ress

La Robe Du Soir

OIR

Myriam Aziza 2009 France 96 min

A Few Days of Respite

Quelques jours de Repit

OIR

Amor Hakkar 2 0 1 0 Algeria/France 80 m i n

Fou r More Yea rs

Fyra ar till OIR

lova Magnusson 2 0 1 0 Sweden 90 min

in French with English subtitles

in Swedish with English subtitles

What is it about sexual awakening and obsession that

"I love you Hassan, but I would have left without you, "

Love can be so pol itical- especially when you're a

makes them fit so well together? Twelve-year-old Juli­

says Mohsen t o h i s young lover, Hassa n, a s they cross

pol itician ! David Holst is the rock star of Sweden's

ette is irresistibly drawn to her French teacher, Madame

the border into France. Facing imprisonment or death,

conservative political party. Major news networks and

Solenska. But when the teacher's affection seems to be

the couple is emigrating illegally from Iran. Will finding

pre-election polls m a rk him as the easy victor for

waning, how far will Juliette go to take revenge?

freedom together force them further apart?

Prime Minister, due to his charm and popularity. But on

in French with English subtitles

the big night, David a n d his team s it with n u m b

Living in a housi ng devel opment outside Pa ris

Endeavoring to reach Paris, the two first board a

with her two brothers and single mom, Juliette spends

train for a small village in the south of France. Traveling

much of her time alone, trying out ways to act older.

separately to avoid suspicion, Mohsen is befriended by

Two years later, with his popularity plummeting,

Her teacher lends Juliette a personal copy of The Lace­

an older woman named Yolande who offers him some

David is cla moring to hold onto his career. Barely

maker, a novel with a cover picture of a nude young

work painting her flat. In need of this extra money, the

stum bl i ng through each day, David's life i s turned

wom a n , fac i ng away and walking i nto the ocean.

couple holes up for a few days before making their way

u pside down when he falls in love. The problem isn't

J uliette goes over every i nch of the book, finding a

to the capital. Although the opportunity to relax for a bit

that he's married, or that he's in love with a man, but

smudged inscription, a hint of the teacher's scent, and

in a pastoral town seems ideal, they stick out as for­

that his man plays for the other team, the Social ist

a si ngle strand of hair. But classmate Antoine also

eigners, and the fear of being deported grows. Add ing

Party. Martin sits second fiddle to the new Prime M i n­

seems to have a special relationship with Madame

to this emotional turmoil is Hassan's pal pable jealousy

ister and is a cocky political steamroller that would

Solenska. As Juliette sinks further into her obsession,

over the obvious affection Yolande has for Mohsen.

crush David's reputation if they're caught together.

she tells herself a fabricated story of betrayal, based

Much of the film's emotional content remains subli­

M a rtin's self-awareness d rives David down his

on her own jealousy and insecurity. But her uncontrol­

mated, a knowing reflection of the caution that the

own rocky path of self-discovery. As they fall deeper in

lable outbursts end up hurting more people than she

couple was forced to take in. their homeland. When a

love, David clings to his family and crumbling career

anticipated.

series of circumstances force Hassan into h id i ng in

in an attem pt to avoid his biggest fear: betraying

Yolande's attic, an impending tragedy is set in motion.

the political dynamo he's constructed h imself to be.

Director Myriam Aziza has produced a confident film, with extraordinary performances from the young­

I nspired by an article in the French p ress, the

sters in her cast. You ng actress Alba Gaia Bellugi is

Algerian-born writer/director Amor Hakkar (who also

entrancing as Juliette, showing depth and subtlety well

plays Mohsen) has crafted an elegant, restrained film

beyond her years. Aziza's color palette provides a vivid

about a subtle yet profound expression of love when it

backdrop for a tense and intriguing story.

develops amid a repressive regime.

expressions in the face of a shocking defeat.

A cheeky comedic rom p , Four More Years sweetly redefines what it means to be bipartisan. - KYLiE MINONO

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Hannah a n d the Hasbian DIR Gordon Napier 2 0 1 1 Australia 72 min

If your girlfriend decides she's totally hetero, do you get a toaster? Or maybe an icemaker? Hannah's woken up to a girlfriend who suddenly isn't into girls - Hannah included. And her ex gets extra points for irony, since Hannah gave up guys to be with her. Breigh's ready for the boys, apparently as soon as possible. But her life isn't easily untangled from Hannah's. Hannah is persistent, repeatedly pointing out just how weird this seems. Throw into the mix Dinka, their roommate who flirts shamelessly with guys and is desperate for a wingman to help pick up boys. And just when Hannah has resigned herself to the single life without her lady, Breigh starts finding out just how hard it is to connect with a dude. She starts getting her signals crossed in a big way, even with help from her roommates. And Dinka has man troubles of her own, especially after another pregnancy scare. Where will the girls land? The three leads are hilar­ ious when acting out all together, trading barbs you might recognize from your own friends. A romance crossed with a buddy movie, Hannah and the Hasbian is a quirky look at fleeting lust and lasting love. P R E C E D E D BY:

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If you ask your girlfriend for an unusual birthday pres­ ent, she might end up liking it more than you do... much more.

Harvest Stadt Land Flliss

Kawa

D I R Benjamin Cantu 2011 Germany 85 min in German with English subtitles

Following the heartbreaking, sexually charged novel of the same name by award-winning author Witi Ihimaera (Whale Rider), Ka wa is the story of a family man coming out for the first time in the Maori world, where the ties that bind are tight and the responsibili­ ties of family extend well beyond just one generation. His marriage on the rocks, handsome Kawa lives out of a hotel, spending his days under fire at the office and his nights at a local "steam room" where he has anonymous sex with men. Annabelle, his wife, vaguely suspects the involvement of another woman but stifles the notion in an attempt to keep their family intact. Feeling guilty and isolated from his children, Kawa puts on a brave face and returns to his family in time to visit his aging father and be passed the Kahu huruhuru (a feathered cloak), a symbol that the time has come for him to lead the family. Just as his family life reaches a shaky equilibrium, Kawa's elderly mother spots him bidding farewell to a former lover in secret, and her silent scorn prompts him to reveal his true identity to his family - and live with the fallout that follows. This story thrives on the big screen thanks to breathtaking views of New Zealand's beautiful land­ scape, as the nuanced direction of Katie Wolfe deftly illuminates the loss and liberation that accompanies coming out with a family in tow.

DIR Katie Wo lfe 2011 New Zealand 76 m i n

According to his cohort of apprentices on a German farm, Marko is an enigma. He's withdrawn from his fellow students, he doesn't drink alcohol, and he lives alone. Rigorous in his hands-on studies and unmoti­ vated in other academic pursuits, he's listless about his future, unsure if he even actually wants to be a farmer. It takes a new apprentice, Jakob, to pull him from his shell. With adorable curls and an easy smile, Jakob jumps right into the work. He seems to have his head in the clouds, but his humor and sweetness allow him to get through to Marko. In turn, Marko steals increas­ ingly bold glances at his handsome colleague. Their languid, agonizing crush comes to fruition with an urgent kiss in the barn. Emotionally overwhelmed, Marko tries to keep his distance from Jakob. But when the two country mice escape together to the big city, they spend a revealing night together that cements their endearingly clumsy love. Breathtaking visuals capture a lush landscape in the height of summer. Director Benjamin Cantu shot on an actual farm with a program for adolescents study­ ing agriculture. Apart from the two fantastic leads, every character actually works on the farm, including the farm's personnel, allowing for a seamless casual tone and a feeling of utter authenticity. If you've been waiting for a rural love story without the usual cliches, Harvest delivers with an abundance of romance.

- JACKSON SCARLEn

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OIR

The N ight Watch

Madame X

looking For Simon Auf der Suche

OIR

Jan KrUger 2011 Ge rmany, France 89 min

in G erman, French and English with English subtitles

Lucky Kuswandi 2 0 1 1 I ndonesia 1 02 min

in In donesian with English subtitles

D1R

Richard Laxton 2011 U K 90 min

"War cha nges people. Not a lways fo r the better. "

Madame X, the first feature film of Lucky Kuswandi,

That's the common sentiment for a group of lesbians

Everyone th inks they know Simon. His mother, Valerie,

lets us have it all at once: the action-loaded superhero

and gay men i n WWI I London. Adapted from Sarah

has a definitive image of her son : he's a responsible,

movie, the never-ending-Iaughter trashiness of q ueer

Waters' Man Booker Prize-win n ing novel, The Night

prominent doctor i n Fra nce. They've had a few rough

comedy, and the social consciousness of political film.

Watch is an achingly beautiful cyclone of missed con­

patches due to his sexuality, but when Simon doesn't

On the day of his bi rthday, a mysterious woman

check in with her after a week, her motherly instincts

appears at Ad am's bea uty salon and warns him of his

Directed by openly gay Richard Laxton (Frame­

kick i n . S h e knows someth i n g i s wrong. After the

upcoming future. U nsure what to make of the unclear

line33 Opening Night's An Englishman in New York),

police prove to be no help, Valerie calls someone she

pro phecy, which revolved a ro u n d a certa i n d a nce,

this film gorgeously moves back in time, from post-war

never would have contacted otherwise - Simon's ex

Ada m sets out to a bar to celebrate with his lovingly

1947 to 1 944 to 1941, reveal i ng a web of connection

boyfriend, Jens.

eccentric q u eer friends. Shortly after howeve r, the

among a group on society's fringe. Duncan spent his

Jens also thinks he knows Simon. Easy-going and

whole group is violently attacked by mem bers of a

wartime i n jail, lusting after his rakish cellmate, but he

sm ugly amused by Valerie's concerns, he flies to France

tyrannical homophobic political party that threatens to

can't seem to free h imself from his time behind bars.

to help her find h i m , th ough he is p retty s u re that

take over the whole city.

Simon is just off having a good time and sim ply doesn't

necti ons and fragmented pasts.

His sister, Viv, is looking for love with a married man,

Blacked out and stranded at a seaside village the

while trying to forget the ways he has betrayed her.

want to speak with his ove rbearing moth er. Once in

morning after the tumultuous fight, Adam is taken in by

Viv 's coworker, Helen, works as a matchma ker, but her

Simon's apartment, as they watch home videos, ta lk

an old hospitable couple. The two turn out to l ead a

past in a love triangle with two women threatens her

to Simon's colleagues, and slowly put togeth e r the

local da nce studio and encourage the protago nist to

happiness now. And when we meet Kay, she spends

pieces of Simon's recent activities- including a possible

stay with them and learn Lenggok-a choreography

her time wandering London's war-torn streets, pulled

addiction to tranquil izers, extravagant purchases, and

mix of traditional I ndonesian and h i p modern dance.

back to her time as a heroic ambulance driver duri ng

surprising sexual encounters - both Valerie and Jens

Finding thei r intuition of Adam's exceptional dancing

the Blitz. Kay 's ex, Julia, is ever more present in her

start to realize that there are plenty of secrets that Simon

talent confi rmed, the old couple integrates him into the

life, especially when Kay runs into a stranger she aided

hasn't shared with mother or lover.

life of the dancing com munity and finally i nitiates him

during the war.

The u n l ikely pa i r begin to cling to each other as

into the superpowers of the Lenggok dance - as the

While so many around them find relief in peace,

they qu estion the ir own re l ati o ns h i ps with S i m o n ,

soon-to-be legendary superheroine Madame X. Faced

these outsiders are stra nded without purpose, at loose

w h i c h leads them to eventually question themselves.

with her novel task to counter and elimi nate the crimi­

ends, without their pre-war innocence and without the

Ful l of longing, regret, and intrigue, Looking for Simon

nal actions of the tyran n ical party leaders, Madame X

is a raw, psychological thri ller.

pulls out her newly acq uired wea pons to bring back

characters burst with qu iet grace as the layers of their

peace to the world ..

lives peel back to reveal the way forward.

- ANGELIQUE SMITH

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DIR Pedro Peirano, Sebastian Silva 2010 Chile 89 min in Spanish with English subtitles

DlR Sabine Bernardi 2011 Germany 94 min in German with English subtitles

From award-winning filmmakers Pedrio Peirano and Sebastian Silva (The Maid) comes Old Cats, a wickedly delicious chamber drama about a family marinating in its own problems. Isadora and Enrique, an elderly couple, live a com­ fortable life with their two ample cats in a handsome high-rise apartment overlooking the park. Isadora is struggling with a bout of dementia when her daugh­ ter, Rosario, and her butch female lover, Hugo, drop in for a coked-up visit to pitch their latest get-rich scheme - and attempt to snatch the flat right out from under Isadora. T hen Isadora does something quite unexpected for a woman with a busted hip, and everything changes. Drawing solid performances from a brilliant cast, Silva and Peirano have crafted a splendid film filled with the pathos and black humor found in treacherous mother-daughter relationships. Old Cats points a way to how empathy may lead to survivable neutral ground.

A sweltering German summer is the perfect backdrop for Romeos, a rich story of coming into one's own. Lukas just turned twenty, just showed up for his year of civil service, just finished his twenty-fifth shot of testosterone, and is saving up for surgery. Life is looking good. But when he's mistakenly assigned to a women's dorm and as he falls for a hot guy, it gets harder to keep his secret under wraps. Girls surround Lukas, including his childhood friend and wingman, Ine. But Romeos is all about the boys. Fabio, the hyper-masculine object of Lukas's affection, runs hot and cold, but their chemistry unde­ niably steams up the screen - until a birthday visit from Lukas's family throws everything off balance. Blonde Sven is a caring new friend, but a drunken night turns into a dangerous hookup. As he gains confidence, Lukas starts ignoring Ine, who's having romantic troubles herself. When he needs support, he's suddenly alone. Will Lukas's hormones get the best of him? Can he find a true connection? Director Sabine Bernardi adds intensity to beauti­ ful camerawork with deeply saturated colors, and her deft pacing gives lingering looks and quiet moments time to fully develop. Rick Okon plays Lukas with raw physicality. Okon sparks with the rest of the charis­ matic cast, especially Maximilian Befort as the con­ flicted and charming Fabio. Romeos resonates with outstanding storytelling, balancing sweetness and authenticity in a pitch-perfect film.

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The Sleeping Beauty of East Finchley DlR Seamus Rea, UK, 2010, 50 minutes

Middle-aged Joan is sleepwalking through a dreary life, tending to her ailing mother and working a boring office job. Her only pleasure is in the songs she sings in the solitude of her room. Enter Patricia, her mum's visiting nurse, who persuades Joan to join a women's choir, "The Friends of Dusty,"and share her voice with the rest of the world. Complications ensue when Joan, troubled by her Catholic faith and fears of public exposure drops out of the choir just as it heads to the big LGBT music festival. Will Pat have to sing solo? P R E C E D E D BY:

The Colonel's Outing DIR C h ristopher B a n ks 201 1 New Zea l a n d 17 m i n

Elderly Tristan Arthur Jones is dozing away at his retire­ ment home when the brash Colonel Leadley wakes him up. The matron tells the Colonel that there's no room at this inn, but Jones eagerly volunteers to share. This touching tale of romance in the twilight years offers plenty of poignancy and more than a few surprises. I Still Love Them (Je Les Aime Encore)

DIR Ma rie-Pierre G renier 2010 C a n a d a 1 3 m i n i n French with E n g l i s h s u btitles

Michel's whole life has revolved around one thing: Love. Seventy-nine years of romance later, he is trying to cope with his most recent breakup. This small incur­ sion into a transgender person's heart touches upon universal themes of identity, sex, love, and growing old. - MONICA NOLAN

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Wal king Toward

Unha p py Birthday

Trigger Bruce McDonald 2 0 1 0 Canada 7 8 min

OIR

Mark Harriott, Mike Matthews 2010 UK 89 min

OIR

Roberto C uzzillo 2010 Italy 7 5 min

Set i n and around the remote tidal island of Amen,

in Italian with English subtitles

Sunset, the character- and dialogue-driven Trigger is

Unhappy Birthday is the fictional story of three out­

Two women collide across cultures with a haunting

a story of rock 'n' roll-and all of its destructive accou­

siders' battles against the twisted morals of an anti­

effect in Walking Toward. Full of tension from the first

trements - with a female twist. More than ten years

quated and isolated community. Inspired by British cult

frame, Emina struggles to hide a dark secret from her

after having a band-ending fight on stage, musicians

classics such as The Wicker Man and Hammer House

roommate, Antonia. The life Emina left in Bosnia follows

Kat and Vic reunite for the first time in a chic restau­

of Horror, the film explores the fear of isolation and

her to Rome, forcing her to reckon with a violent past.

rant on the n ight that they a re being honored at a

nature versus nurture.

Likened to both My Dinner with Andre and Before

tribute concert for women in rock.

Emina works a dead-end night job with a lecher­

The island of Amen is accessible only by invite and

ous boss, stealing private moments when she can. Antonia parties late, misses her younger girlfriend in

Right off the bat, unresolved issues and buried

seemingly i m possible to leave. What could be a better

emotions dominate their awkward reunion. As they

birthday spot for city girl Sadie, who happens to be

NYC, and seems to collect foreign friends in need of

remin isce, it is apparent how each has changed . . .

scared of water? Her boyfriend Rick and friend Johnny

a hand. They share an apartment in a grey neighbor­

or hasn't. Both former slaves to their vices, recovering

feel a connection themselves, and all relationships are

hood of Rome, ru nning into each other occasional ly.

a l c o h o l i c Kat (Deadwood's M o l l y Pa rker) is now

up in the air as they reach Amen. After an unexpected

Antonia's insecurity and Emina's loneliness escalate to

successful, pretentious and the epitome of pristine

and shocking fumigation given to all visitors by the

set the stage perfectly for them to find hope and com­

preppiness. Shaggy-haired Vic (the late Tracy Wright,

i s l a nders , they fi n a l ly m eet some fri en d ly locals,

fort in each other.

a beloved Canadian actress who died shortly after

including Corinne. A mysterious family connection with

When Antonia stops a desperate Bosnian m a n ,

finishing the film) still dresses the part of a rock star

this enigmatic islander brings horrific consequences

Neso, from committing suicide, s h e lets him sleep o n

and lives with the same guy from over a decade ago,

as they find themselves trapped by the tide and at the

the couch, th inking h e and Emina will have m u c h i n

but she's su bstituted drugs with spirituality and a new

mercy of the island's wild nature.

com mon. What becomes apparent is that o n e is a

acoustic sound. As they candidly reconnect over the

An unsettli ng ride from beginn ing to end, horror

Bosnian Serb and one is a Bosn ian Muslim. When

course of one incredibly eventful night, egos are lost, lay­

buffs and fans of psychological thrillers shouldn't miss

Emina's boss tries to push her too far, Neso intervenes.

this unique story. Bring someone you can trust - you

Although they were on opposite sides in their home­

might not want to go out into the dark alone.

land, their outsider status throws them together now.

ers are peeled away, and repressed feelings are revealed. Parker and Wright play well off of each other, each a lternati ng between strength and vulnerabi l ity with

An insistent, pulsing soundtrack captures the gritty

tremendous aplomb. The fil m deftly conveys the diffi­

vibrancy of urban Rome. With satisfying melancholy,

culties of remaining sober in the face of the m usic

Walking Toward explores global conflict acted out in

industry 's tra ppi ngs and the struggle to keep your

private relationships.

identity when the fame is long gone.

This program contains references to violent sexual assault.

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O I R Angela Tucker 2011 USA 75 min

DlR Angel ique Bosio 2011 France 9 2 min

Hold the skepticism -the smart and funny group of people profiled in this fast-moving documentary have heard it all before. Meet Swank Ivy, who makes YouTube videos debunking common beliefs about asexuals; or David Jay, the movement's poster boy, and a regular on television talk shows. The ladies of The View can barely conceal their disbelief as young and cute Jay describes his lack of desire -for anyone. (A)sexua/ documents the growth of this newly-organized sexual minority while raising provocative questions about queer inclu­ siveness and the boundaries of "normal" sexual desire. The community is powered by the internet and modeled on the gay rights movement. In 2002 Jay cre­ ated a website, asexuality.org, so he could find others like himself. Today, there are some 26,000 members of AVEN (Asexual Visibility and Education Network). Members discuss coming out as an asexual, their struggles for acceptance, and the various subgroups within the community (to cuddle or not to cuddle?). The endless parallels to queer experiences will make your head spin. Along with David Jay and other members of the asexual community, the film features academic researchers who speculate that there are over three million asexuals in the US. Sexperts Carol Queen and Dan Savage weigh in on the fledgling asexual move­ ment and its place in queerdom. Does the GLBTQQ community have room for another letter? And is it pos­ sible that in today's sexualized society, lack of desire is perversion's final frontier?

You think you know, but you have no idea. Bruce LaBruce has been called many things in his life, and this film makes the case that the most appropriate -and most flattering-title would be Advocate for Fagdom. From Canadian farm boy to toast of Toronto and New York underground scenes, LaBruce has made a name for himself with bold art and an unwavering commitment to his own vision, distasteful though it is to many. Writers, filmmakers, gallery owners, actors, photographers, friends and loved ones offer anecdotes, interpretation or analysis of LaBruce and his work. John Waters, Bruce Benderson, Harmony Korine, Gus Van Sant, Richard Kern, Rick Castro and others are among those who contribute to the patchwork portrait of the hardcore legend, but just enough is held back to keep LaBruce's enigmatic mystery very much alive. Fans of LaBruce's films and those who have been wondering what all the fuss is about will enjoy this exploration of a transgressive artist. Judiciously-chosen clips illustrate the commentary of others, rounding out a more complete picture of a fascinating personality who pushes himself -and those who see his art­ to extremes.

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Ange l DIR

Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva 2009 France 52 min

in Spanish with English subtitl es

In Paris everyone knows her as ' M ujeron' (Big Woman) but his real n a m e i s Ange l . A former boxe r from Ecuad or, Angel is now a tra ns sexua l p rostitute in Fran ce. Her mi ssion in life is to support her fa mily back home. Now, after five years away, the time has come for her to see what her help has achieved . In her first trip home since she left Ecuador, Angel is confronted with the harsh reality of her country and an ambiguous relationship with her fa m i ly. A ngel is a compell i ng insight into the com plexities of identity and economic struggle in Ecuador. But, above all, it is the touching story of a remarkable individual and her fight for justice and acceptance.

Cele brating the Life of Del Martin DIR

Debra Chasnoff 2 0 1 1 U S A 57 m i n

Celebrate t h e life and legacy o f D e l Martin i n Debra Chasnoff's newest documentary. Whether or not you were at City Hall on the momentous day of Marti n's civi l memorial service, th is fi lm shares the eloquence and joy of the event. Starting with a processional from Sis­ tah Boom, this extraordinary event almost captures the spirit of this extraordinary individual. The symbolism of a rainbow flag raised alongside the stars and stripes speaks volumes about Martin's i m pact on the LGBT community across the country-and across the world. Chas noff allows the service and shots of the crowd to speak for themselves. The d iversity of the crowd testifies to Marti n's ability to bring people together. And

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to honor her passing, luminaries from our com munities

Irma

turned out in force. A veritable who's who of the LGBT

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C h a rles Fai rbanks 2010 USA 1 3 m i n

i n S p a n i s h with E n g l i s h s u btitles

movement, particularly the lesbian rights movement,

Irma is an intimate musical portrait of Irma Gonzalez,

share personal memories. Join Glide M emorial's Rev.

the former world champion of women's professional

Cecil Williams, San Fra ncisco Poet La ureate emeritus

wrestling. Fil med in Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl - a notori­

Jan Miri kitani, musician Holly Near, past president of

ous district of Mexico City- Irma shines a new light

NOW Aileen H ernandez, author Jewelle Gomez, si nger

on gen d e r in M exi co. Featu ring music written and

Linda Tillery, and NCLR Executive Di rector Kate Kendall.

performed by Ms. Gonzalez, Irma's story surges with

Political powerhouses are also in attenda nce, including

love and deceit, mascu line strength, fem inine charms,

former San Fra ncisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, California

and an extraordinary sense of humor.

Daniel Schmid Le chat qui pense DIR

Pascal H ofmann, Benny Jaberg 2 0 1 0

Switzerland 83 min in G erman, French, and Swiss with English subtitles

The first feature-length film by Pascal Hofmann and Benny Jaberg documents the eventful life and cinematic legacy of an exceptional Swiss di rector of both films and operas, Daniel Schmid. It spans his formative child hood in a Belle Epoque hotel in the Grisons moun­ tains, where the hotel was his set and the guests his characters. Follow his escape from the peaceful Alps to turbulent 1960s Berl i n , where he fel l in love with cinema. Little did he know that one day his work would sta nd with fi l m m a k ing legends l i ke Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Rosa von Praunheim. The film delves into the worldly nightlife of 1970s Paris, and shows Schmid filming on location in Morocco, Portuga l, and his native Grisons. Daniel Schmid - Le chat qui pense traces the eventful life of a gifted artist,

who discovered early the magic of storytelling.

State Assembly Member Mark Leno, and former U.S. Ambassador Ja mes Hormel. The day wasn't lacking i n inspiration for conti nued action. As Martin's daughter, Kendra Mon, rem inds us, "Mom was n ot an extraordinary person. She was a person who accompl ished extraord inary th ings . "

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Gay Pride has been celebrated in the U.S. for more

Sti ll here and still queer, our "greatest generation"

Kathy Gilleran was enjoying retirement after twenty­

than 40 years, but in the former Soviet Bloc, the LGBT

won't go back to the closet. But will they be forced to?

one years as a police officer in upstate New York when

com munity still battles fierce public and governmen­

Those who have fought - and continue to fight - to

she received the worst call of her life. Her son, Aeryn, a

tal opposition to the demonstration or celebration of

secure LGBT civil rights now face rampant homopho­

researcher working for the United Nations in Vienna ­

homosexuality.

bia and discrimination in eldercare services.

and a former M r. Gay Austria- has vanished. Without

Australian filmmaker Logan Mucha's documen­

In their most vulnerable time, some aging and ail­

any information Kathy books the earliest flight s he can

tary debut focuses ch iefly on the small cou ntry of

ing LGBT elders delay or refuse to get help from institu­

to Austria, clinging to the hope that she'll be greeted by her son with a warm hug.

Belarus - considered by many to be the last dictator­

tions that historically have criminalized or pathologized

ship in Europe - and LGBT organization GayBelarus.

them. Others, who've spent their pre-Stonewall youth

As soon as Kathy arrives in Vienna, she realizes

Estab l i shed in 2009, GayBe l a rus operates i l l egally

in the closet, revert to hiding their identities and isolat­

someth ing is wrong, but nothing can prepare her for

and clandestinely through the determined efforts of a

ing themselves from LGBT friends in order to get help.

the insidious way her son's case has been handled. It

small grou p of brave gay activists fighting for equality

Director Stu Maddux follows the stories and strug­

is immediately clear that the homophobic police have

and seeking to change their country 's stereotypes of

gles of elders in Boston's LGBT community. Ma rried

no interest in Aeryn's case. With nothing but her deter­

homosexuality. M ucha follows this courageous cabal

activists Sheri and Lois are determined to stay inde­

mination as a mother and her experience on the force,

of freedom fighters as they prepare for Slavic Pride,

pendent as long as they can. Krysanne, a transgender

Kathy launches her own investigation.

the first Pride event to be staged in Belarus. Despite a

woman, battles a terminal illness alone, until a crisis

Kathy discovers contradictions i n the evidence and

ban by the authorities, GayBelarus continues its Pride

lands her with the right social worker. Lawrence faces

faces alarming police intimidation i n a cover-up for

prepa rati ons, knowing that their efforts w i l l l i kely

the overwhelming challenges of all caregivers, compli­

something sinister. When the U.S. government and her

result in either neo-Nazi beatings or arrests by the

cated by his search for gay-friendly nursing care for his

local contacts abandon her, Kathy is pushed to her lim­

police (or both) . From Romania to Poland, Latvia to

longtime partner Alexandre. Mel and Walter have lived

its i n her increasingly dangerous quest for truth. But

Estonia, Mucha tracks varying viewpoints, including

discreetly, in fear of persecution, but they find surpris­

nothing can make her give up on her son. A raw emo­

many who think their countries are still not ready for

ing acceptance when they need it most. Gen Silent is a

tional mystery, Gone testifies to the strength a n d

Pride and question how - or whether - to be public

challenging and urgent call to arms, an eye-opening

beauty o f a mother's love.

about their homosexuality.

expose of the distrust and fear felt in our communities.

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The Other Parade

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Daniel Messina 2 0 1 0 USA 36 m i n

Tell Me A Memory

Green isn't playing n icely with the rest of the rainbow in

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The Other Parade, which follows Irish immigrant and

Tell Me a Memory explores what i t means when the

gay rights activist Brendan Fay as he fights for inclu­

only person you love forgets you are his lover.

Jon Bryant Crawford 2 0 1 0 USA 11 m i n

sion in New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade.

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The G rove DIR

Hit So Hard

Andy Abrahams Wilson 2011 USA 62 min

D I R:

How Are Yo u?

P. David Ebersole 2 0 1 1 USA 1 0 1 min

D I R:

J a n n i k Splidboel 2 0 1 1 Denmark 70 min

in Danish, Norwegian, and German with English subtitles

What is the National AIDS Memorial Grove? And who is

While playing with Hole i n the '90s, drummer and out

it for? One of only 44 national memorials in the United

lesbian Patty Schemel shot over 40 hours of footage of

States, this hidden spot m ight be S a n Fra n cisco's

the ba nd. Twenty years later, her plan was to sim ply

now famous artists, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset.

How Are You is a remarkable documentary about two

best-kept secret. Filmm a ke r Andy Abrahams Wi lson

have the Hi-8 tapes transferred to a more sustainable

The film brings us back to when they fell in love with

tra ces the d ramatic and occa sionally controvers ial

format, b ut her p a rtner saw something bigger. The

each oth e r a n d started worki ng together. The two

h i story of the Grove, w h i c h h a s been tucked i nto

result is di rector P. David Ebersole's first feature docu­

Golden Gate Park for over 20 years. Originally created as a quiet, contemplative spot by,

mentary, Hit So Hard, referencing the 1998 Hole song

young rebels force audiences to q uestion the status q uo, with irreverence and good hu mor. In an astonishing few years, Elmgreen and Dragset

of the same name.

have become some of the biggest stars in the interna­

and for, people dealing with the loss of friends, family

Although hailing from a small farm town outside of

and lovers to AIDS, the Grove gained national attention

Seattle, Schemel is ever the outsider. Hole fans (and

tional art worl d. In a sharp, playful and h umorous way

in 1 996 when Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi pushed for

haters) may already be familiar with the main plot the

they pinpoint im portant themes such as identity, sexu­

national memorial status. This led to questions about

d ramatic, drug-fi lled rise and fa l l of grunge darli ngs

ality, welfare and democracy. With simple twists and

the role of this rural retreat. AI DS activists argued that

thrust into the limelight, a story full of darkness, sui­

turns they make us confront ourselves and make us

the Grove's understated am biance ignored the severity

cides, and overdoses. Schemel's personal story is

face the conform ity and tightness of everyday life and

and serious ness of this deadly d i sease and fought

grippi ng, from her ti me in the early '90s Seattle punk

our idiosyncrasies.

to add a provocative i nstallation that would make a

scene to the cover of Rolling Stone. From Schemel's

The film not only dis pl ays a strong selection of

statement. Should visitors to the Grove have the same

close friendship with Nirvana star Kurt Cobai n to her

thei r works but also explores the process of making

visceral reaction people get at the Vietnam memorial?

struggles with add ictio n and surviva l, Ebersole digs

them . It also follows the couple through their career

Or is it enough to have a beautiful place to reflect on

below the surface, alternately splicing the gritty '90s

to the grand opening and prize reception in the 2009

loved ones lost and bask in the wonder of continual life?

footage with more recent i nterviews . A now- sober

edition of the Biennale i n Venice.

Schemel, Hole band mates Courtney Love, Eric Erland­

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Still Here

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Alex C a m i l l eri 2 0 1 0 USA 21 m i n

Follow t h e story o f N e w York City native Randy Baron i n Still Here . I nfected with HIV for thirty years, Randy i s

a n i n a d vertent witn ess t o the AIDS e p i d e m i c a n d works t o prevent a new generation o f devastatio n. Blink

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A lifelong obsession with photography gave Russ Oster­

son, and Melissa Auf der Maur, as well as friends like N i na Gordon (Veruca Salt), piece together a complex picture of a chaotic life. Concert footage, a soundtrack of Hole songs, and rare clips of Kurt, Courtney and baby Frances Bean coa­ lesce into a nostalgic documentary that will make you want to dust off your baby barrettes and flannel sh irts . - ALLISON STELLY

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Last Fast Ride - The Life, Love and Death of a Punk Goddess

DlR: Sonali Gu lati India 72 min

What do parents say when they find out their child is gay? What if they never get the chance to respond? Eleven years after her mother's death, award-winning lesbian filmmaker Sonali Gulati returns to her home­ town of New Delhi, India, to clean out her house and make peace with the parent she never came out to. In her meditative and personal new documentary, I Am, Gulati interviewed twenty-one Indian families over the course of five years to unravel the intricacies and diffi­ culties of coming out in India. From Balli, who was kidnapped and threatened by her girlfriend's family, to Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, the first openly gay royal, who had a nervous breakdown before publicly coming out to the press, the dangerous pressures of a homophobic society are undeniable in Gulati's interviews. However, bright spots on the horizon dawn: Piali and her girlfriend walk the dog with Piali's mother, Rituparna finds acceptance in her chosen family, and Aditya marries his partner with his parents' sweet and spiritual blessing: "The seal of God is stamped on every creation." P R E C E D E D BY:

Ti me O ut OIR R i k h i l B a h a d u r I n d i a 13 m i n

I A m will be preceded by Time Out, a story about a

teen who is curious about his newfound attraction to girls -and about the sexual orientation of the older brother he idolizes. - NATALIE MULFORD

OIR lilly Scourtis Ayers 2011 USA 87 min

Bay Area punk provocateur Marian Anderson was about more than performing topless and lesbian sex onstage. She was more than powerful vocals and lyrics that would knock you down faster than a Gilman St. mosh-pit. She was more than court cases, censorship and some nefarious business with a banana. Marian Anderson was a visionary musician who spent her life creating art and trying to exorcize her demons through the music of her bands The Insaints, Five Fingers and The Thrill Killers. This is her story. Featuring interviews and archival footage, the film highlights revelations about Anderson's painful past, her career as a sex worker, which started at age 13, her part-time job as a dominatrix, her musical ambi­ tions and legal problems, and her descent into drug addiction and mental illness. The true heart of the film is revealed as it covers the later part of her life, when she moves to los Angeles and falls in love with Danielle Santos Bernal. Theirs was a volatile relation­ ship but seemingly Marian's only true love - aside from her music. Never fully able to conquer her drug addiction or mental illness, Marian left behind a legacy of intense music and a life lived hard. Narrated by pop culture icon Henry Rollins, featur­ ing interviews with punk rock royalty such as Tim Armstrong of Rancid, Dexter Holland of The Offspring, Becky Wreck of lunachicks, Texas Terri, Daniel deleon, Greg langston, Fate Fatal, Ginger Coyote, and more.

M iwa : A Japa nese Icon O I R Pascal-Alex Vincent 2 0 1 1 France, Japan 6 5 min in Japanese with English subtitles

In 1968, a Japanese detective film was released called it went on to become a cult classic. The main character was an enchanting screen pres­ ence who captured the hearts of the Japanese public: Akihiro Miwa. A legendary entertainer and a pioneer of gay activism, Miwa was born Akihiro Maruyama. As a young singer, Miwa popularized androgyny as a fashion statement, fusing the masculine and the feminine into a signal of a new generation of aesthetics. This evolved into performing as a woman and living off-stage as a man. With glitter, wit, evening gowns, and enchanting storytelling, Miwa looks back over his 50-year career and his fascinating life in music, film and television (Miwa was a friend and lover of author Yukio Mishima). At the time of the documentary, Miwa is selling out performances of his one-man show "L'Amour." Having sold millions of records and drawing amazing crowds to theatres, Miwa continues to fight for gay rights, among other issues. This documentary by Pascal-Alex Vincent (Give Me Your Hand, Frameline33) reveals the life story of this wonderful performer and societal critic who has an eye for identifying hypocrisy. Miwa remains incredibly popular in a country where contra­ dictions permeate life. Black Lizard

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The Mouth of the Wolf

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Pietro Marcello 2009 Italy 76 m i n

N o G ravity DIR

Silvia Casalino 2 0 1 1 Germany 60 min

in English, French, and Russian with English subtitles

in Italian with English subtitles

You ng engineer Silvia Casalino dreams about going to

The Mouth of the Wolf is a lyrical piece of "docu-fiction,"

space. Her dreams become reality as she embarks on an

a combi nation of documentary and melod rama that

unusual and bizarre journey, which leads her to the icons

retells the true love story of Enzo and Mary. Enzo has just

of female space travel and cyborg culture. The essayistic

returned to Genoa after serving twenty years in prison

documentary, No Gravity is a personal story as well as a

for shooting two police officers. Mary is a transwoman

broader take on the history of women in space and the

and an ex-convict herself. Enzo's lifelong companion

relationship between gender and technology. From the USSR, USA and Europe, female astronauts

promised to wait for him. But how much can change in

have led very different lives. You might be surprised

twenty years? Upon his return to Genoa, Enzo crosses the city in

where the glass ceiling of aeronautics is the thickest.

search of places he remembers from before his crime,

Star Trek fans might have known that for years how that

but they have invariably been cha nged by the passage

show historically changed the way prospective female

of time. Mary waits for Enzo at a small house in the

astronauts viewed themselves. In this small tribe, even

ghetto of the old city. Their relationship is laced with

fictional characters have a place. Fascinating viewing

menace and threats, but they cling to each other in a

for everyone, including nerds and sci-fi fans, No Gravity

rapidly-changing place. Archival footage brings to life

combines wonderful a rchival footage a nd sti lls with

the past a n d present of Genoa, showing the dark

modern commentary to produce captivating cultural

corners and the city 's most marginalized citizens.

analysis in an extremely enjoyable package.

Supremely beautiful, the film honors an unconven­ tional love story with respect. The film's origins only

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Tough G i rls Don't Dream

add to the magic of this ci nematic experience. The

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piece was comm issioned by the Fondazione San Mar­

The world h a s changed. There are only 2 4 hours in a

cellino, a branch of the Jesuit brotherhood who have

day. Why not use them all? People don't sleep any­

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worked since 1945 to help the marginalized and sick of

more, therefore they don't dream . But they miss it, so

Genoa. An artistic achievement beyond that, this film

they pay to watch dreams at sleeping bars. Our hero is

certainly continues their work with grace.

a dreamer. She is a lone wolf seeking for someone to share her dreams and life with. She finds this person and she looses her.

On ly in San Francisco This trio o f documentaries offers a snapshot o f what we love about the City by the Bay, with the irreverence and lust for life that you find only in San Francisco! Making C h ristmas: The View From The Tom And J e rry C hristmas Tree DlR

R i c h a rd G utierrez 2 0 1 0 USA 2 6 m i n

Anyone who has visited the famed Tom & Jerry Christ­ mas Tree display on 2 1 st Street and wondered, "how the h e l l did they p u l l that off?" will adore Making

Christmas, a documentary framing the couple who, for more than twenty years, puts together the City's most spectacular holiday display. Making Christmas draws the audience into the history of the gl itz with lively com­ mentary from Tom Taylor and Dr. Jerome Goldstein, the unforgettable personalities behind the sparkle. Smut Ca pital Of America DIR

Michael Sta b i l e 2010 USA 16 m i n

Smut Capital of America celebrates San Francisco for its most recognizable trait: embracing sex. This enticing documentary describes the hi story of the City's sex industry, from live sex shows to the explosion of the gay porn industry in the 1 970s, and the legal challenges presented with each new phase. Running In Heels: The Glendon "Anna Conda" Hyde Story DlR

D a i n Percifield 20 1 1 USA 60 m i n

Running In Heels follows Glendon "Anna Conda" Hyde on the campaign trail during his ru n for San Francisco District 6 Supervisor during the 2010 election season.

Running in Heels is a flattering portrait of the drag q ueen and co m m u nity orga n izer's comm itment to grassroots social change.

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Orchids: My I ntersex Adventure DIR Phoebe Hart 2010 Australia 60 min

In Orchids: My Intersex Adventure , Australian sisters Phoebe and Bonnie take viewers on a courageous jour­ ney out of isolation and shame toward empowerment, connection and honesty. Both sisters have Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS), an intersex condition where a person's body develops externally as female despite 't{ chromosomes, due to the body's resistance to masculinizing hormones (i.e. androgens). The sisters vividly describe the physical and emotional scars com­ mon to many people with various intersex conditions (or, in medical terms, Disorders of Sex Development), such as the trauma of being put on medical display, surgeries about which they are deceived and warnings to keep quiet about what little they know about their own bodies. Orchids is an educational and heartwarmingly per­ sonal story of a family working through shared trauma. This candid road movie captures Phoebe and Bonnie's brave and vulnerable pursuit of connection, where they find strength in the power of authenticity, personal sto­ rytelling and the gift of being a special type of flower. PRECEDED BY:

Mind

DIR E m m a C ri m m i ngs 20 1 1 Austra l i a 26 m i n

Look Who 's Morphing writer Tom Cho reflects upon his

experiences as a Chinese tomboy growing up in Aus­ tralia who felt deeply the disappointment of his mother when he rejected dolls and pink walls in favor of Star Wars toys and Godzilla. Mind artfully incorporates archival, fantasy and interview footage to illustrate Cho's descriptions of transition as both a creative and destructive process.

Out for the long Run

Paris is Burning

D I R Scott Bloom, 2 0 1 0 U S A 78 min

DIR Jennie Livingston 1 99 1 USA 78 min

Openly gay professional sports figures are few and far between in the U.S. Yet many young athletes are now coming out while in high school and college, where navigating from classroom to locker room is challeng­ ing and isolating. Filmmaker Scott Bloom (Call Me Troy, Frame­ line32) travels across the country to explore how homophobia in athletics is affecting a new generation. For many of these accomplished athletes, sports serve as an invaluable distraction from the difficulties of being a gay teen. But many schools are not welcoming or safe environments for gay students, whether they excel in their sport or not. At Berkeley High, senior cross-country running team captain Austin is generally accepted by his teammates but still feels alienated by the overarching boy-chases-girl macho mentality of his peers. In the rural town of Waldo, Maine, soccer player Liz felt so ostracized by her teammates that she stopped playing her beloved sport altogether. Bloom weaves candid interviews with these brave young athletes, their parents, and their coaches with intimate snippets from the students' personal "diary cams". Former professional athletes-who have since come out -offer potent commentary, including Major League baseball player Billy Bean and Olympic diver Greg Louganis, who grew up with no gay role models in their sports. But, ultimately, when these competitors are out on the field or in the water, athletic abilities are what matters most, not sexual orientation.

Dip back into LGBT history with a retrospective screen­ ing of seminal documentary Paris is Burning. Between 1987 and 1989, director Jennie Livingston documented the lives of gay and trans performers, mostly black or Latino, who compete in New York City's balls and dream of achieving celebrity status. Visually striking with an intensely saturated color palate and gorgeous film grain, Paris is Burning is a profound record of an inspiring moment in time and an underrepresented culture. Livingston's film shows that drag performance is far more complex than an exaggeration of gender-the subjects in this documentary rely on ball culture to deconstruct race, class, and homophobia as well. Through intimate interviews and winding monologues, we learn the real life experiences of a variety of per­ formers. The subjects' willingness to speak candidly and thoroughly about their identities, experiences, and goals helps to shed light on a burgeoning subculture from the late 80s that was largely ignored by the straight world and the white gay mainstream. Before Madonna, before Glee, there was Paris is Burning.

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- ALEX CHOUSA

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Livingston's short, Who 's the Top ?, a Frameline29 favorite, is an eccentric musical comedy focusing on the waning passion in Alixe and Gwen's relationship. Is their sexual compatibility to blame for the lull in their relationship, or is that a weak excuse for a relationship that lacks in excitement?

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Renee

Pasties & Sta ches

The Queen Has N o C rown

Whether it's pushing up the tits or bind ing them down,

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gluing on fake eyelashes or facial hair, wearing a boa

i n H ebrew and English with English subtitles

A cham pion athlete, ladies' man and stellar academic,

To m e r H eyma n n ' s (Paper Dolls, Fra m el i ne30) The

R i c h a rd Raskind was l i vi n g every man's d ream ­

and heels or a three-piece suit, the women in these two documentaries are all exploring what it means to perform gender. The Faux Real

Tomer Heymann 2011 Israel 85 min

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Eric Drath 2 0 1 1 U S A 79 min

Queen Has No Crown is a personal history that is the

except he wished he were a woman . He struggled his

latest and finest in a set of films exploring the material

entire life to repress his fantasy of living as Renee,

exposed by his series "The Way Home . " Part reminis­

the woman trapped with in him who screamed to get

cence on gay life and part atmospheric chronicle of a

out. Richard found diversions in young ladies, sports,

In Faux Real, director Suzanne Hillinger follows three

fa mily moving away from one another, this poignant

and his time in the U.S. Special Forces. While in the

performers with one thing in common - they are all

documentary is smartly peppered with glimpses of

service, his love and skill for tennis lead him to wide­

cisgender (that is, not transgender) women who per­

current events in Israel.

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Suza n n e H i l l i nger 2010 USA 2 1 min

spread accla i m in the a m ateu r circuit, b ut nothi ng

form as - and identify as - d rag queens. Throu gh

Drawing from more than ten years of his own videos

could assuage h is deep desires to become Renee.

interview segments and clips of their burlesque, d rag,

and a treasure trove of 8mm home movies passed down

Finally, in his 40s , when he was married with a son,

and comedy routi nes, solo performance legends The

from his father and grandfather, Heymann, an accom­

Richard transitioned into the person he knew he truly

World Fa mous *BOB*, Dr. Lucky, and Raven Snook

plished filmmaker, moves weightlessly through time.

was, Renee Richards.

invite us to question performative fe mininity and the

He probes his own rootless lifestyle as he documents

This inspiring documentary tells the heroic story of

nature of drag.

his parent's separation, the departure of several of his

Renee's journey of self-acceptance. Her presence in

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Ken neth Elvebakk 2 0 1 0 Norway 58 m i n

brothers for America, and his mother's failing health

the women's tennis circuit caused a scandal that lead

and s u bsequent softe n i ng of her own beliefs. The

to her legal battle with the U.S. Te nnis Association. In

camera captures difficult q uestions and moments of

the 1977 Women's Open Cup, she was the first ever

On the other end of the gender spectrum and across an

vulnerability, revealing a family that thinks, loves, and

transgender player, a major milestone in transgender

ocea n, director Kenneth Elvebakk tracks the Norwe­

feels deeply, despite all attempts on their part to portray

awareness. She then became we l l - k nown as t h e

gian drag king troupe of daKings through rehearsals,

the contrary.

coach o f tennis champion Martina Navratilova. Sadly,

in Norweg ian with E n g l i s h su btitles

The Queen Has No Crown is b road eno ugh in

Richards' prominent public visibility severely damaged

-troupe meetings. For two years, the women of the

scope to encom pass a nu mber of labels: coming out

her relationship with her son, the dearest thing to her

tro u p e b u i l d th e i r stage c h a racters, hone the fine

film, fa m i ly h istory, a n d re m i n iscence about one's

heart, which she is desperately working on to this day.

points of playing a man onstage, practice their dance

homeland - but its true heart rests in the moments

This must- see for docume ntary-lovers includes

moves and swaggers, and del ight in custom-made

spent between Tomer and his mother. She is a woman

interviews with tennis greats Navratilova, Bil lie Jean

s u its . Sim ulta neous ly, they a re b u i l d i ng a tro u p e

he adm ires, pities, loves, and fears in equal amounts,

King, and John McEnroe. If you need inspiration that

together, working through t h e struggles, compromise,

but still, for him, the nexus of his idea of family, and the

any dream is possible, Renee's extraordinary approach

and possibility of colla boration.

closest thing to a home he can't seem to find.

to life will make you believe.

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Hanne Phlypo, Catherine Vuylsteke 2 0 1 0 Belgium

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J iirg Fockele, Marc Smolowitz 2011 USA

52 min i n French and Ara bic with English s u btitles

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Most of us have experienced the annoying neighbor at

The most compelling stories are often simultaneously

SW Around is a feature length compilation of 1 5 short

some point in our urban dwelling existence. But rarely

deeply personal and strikingly un iversa l. These two

films about HIV/AIDS that weaves a diverse slate of

has anyone encountered the disturbance endured by

films accomplish both, revealing experiences of queer

stories into one powerful video AIDS quilt of our times.

Mitchell D. and Eddie Lee when these two happy-go­

individuals in Africa and the Middle East.

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Matthew Bate 2 0 1 1 Australia, USA 93 min

By connecting well-known filmmakers with individuals who are living with HIV/AIDS, the voices of women,

lucky Midwesterners embarked on life in San Francisco.

Silent Stories is a portrait of four individuals ­

Shortly after moving into their flat, the two young

Sa ra , Jean-Louis, Rabiatou, and Arezki - who were

men, gay and straight, transgender, young and old, and from many ethnic backgrounds come together to paint

men met (or at least heard) thei r neighbors - the

forced to flee thei r h o m es of Bagh d a d , Algi e r s ,

ultimate odd couple; Peter and Raymond. These two

Conakry, a n d Dakar, respectively. Sara, a transwoman

an unmatched emotional portrait of how people thrive and survive in the face of long term illness.

middle-aged men, one gay and one a homophobe,

from Baghdad, moved to the Netherlands with the

would spend their evenings getting tanked up on liquor

support of her mother, who feared for Sara's safety.

Featu ring fi l m s by Emmanuelle Anto l i n , Daniel

and letting the bile flow - a demented Bert and Ernie

Jean-Louis is an active member of Africa Gay, an

Cardone, Leo Chiang, Deborah Craig, Robert Dekkers,

of the lower Haight. Fearing for their lives and unable

organization dedicated to protecting the vul nerability of

Veronica Duport Deliz, Jorg Fockele, Stuart Gaffney,

to q uell the psychotic bickering, M itchell and Eddie

sexual m i noriti es from violence and homophobia.

decided to do the next best thing: record it.

Rabiatou is a lesbian whose family, upon learning that

Rick Osmon, Anne Siegel, Marc Smolowitz and Debra

What began as domestic annoyance turned into a cot­

she had been intimate with another wo man, ques­

A. Wilson.

tage ind ustry of underground pop culture - guests

tioned her right to live. Arezki, a gay man, was able to

were invited over for listening parties, audiotapes were

move to and legally stay in Brussels after marrying

made and distributed, and underground comics and

Luc, his husband. Honest and unpretentious, these

zi nes abo ut the two men flourished . Predating the

stories celebrate the role of authenticity i n survival.

Internet, these tapes became one of the first "viral"

Amir Jaffer, Sade Huron, Tim Ku likowski & Ian Wolfley,

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sensations, attracting the likes of Dan Clowes (Ghost

To The Marriage of True Minds

War/d) , the arVrock band DEVO, the radio program This American Life, and other devotees of the "strange." At

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one point three separate parties were in a bidding war

In To the Marriage of True Minds, two Iraqi men test

for the film rights. Shut Up Little Man! is a fascinating,

the resil ience of love as they try to reunite in the UK.

not -to-be-missed account of relationsh ips, privacy,

Director And rew Steggall presents a romantic, beauti­

exploitation, voyeurism, and what is considered "art"

fully shot story of yearning and the tenacity of love, set

in our culture.

to the narration of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 1 1 6. - ALEX CHOUSA This program contains discussion and images of homophobic & transphobic violence.

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This Is What Love In Action Looks Like

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Kathy Huang USA 57 min

in I n donesian with English subtitles

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The vast island nation of I ndonesia is home to the worl d's largest Muslim pop ulation, part of which is a singular community of men who live openly as women - the waria. Before Islam came to South Sulawesi in the 17th century, it is said that the waria's historical role was to care for the king. Despite their past prestige, the waria today are not as respected when it comes to love and marriage. Bea uty salon worker Ria is one of many cou ntry boys who, ostracized i n their villages for dress­ i ng as wom en, arrived in the city of Makassa r to fi nd many others like herself: biological men who identify as women but abide by the di ctates of Islam not to undergo sex-cha nge surgery (Botox, however, is fine). This intimate and engaging documentary follows four waria as they negotiate complicated personal lives in unexpected configurations. Can one be pals with the knowing wife of her policeman lover? With the tempta­ tion of a lucrative affa i r with a Westerner, how will a work stint in Bali turn out? Ta les of past and future heartbreak haunt them, but they all pursue love and happi ness in the waria spirit. Tiara, who instructs contestants in catwalking at a waria supermodel pageant, sums it up: "God created me and my fellow warias to make this world more beautiful." PRECEDED BY:

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Growing up i n a media cu lture that celebrates toler­

l e s b i a n s who a d o pt a c ross ra c i a l l i n e s . The fi l m

ance (or at least appears to), and raised on narratives

explores the ways in which these fa mil ies cha llenge

of unconditional love, Zack Stark came out to his par­

and are challenged by the trad itional hi erarchies of

ents one day in high school, banking on their love and

race and heterosexism that are sti ll deeply entrenched

support. Instead, they announced their plans to send

in the South Afri can psyche.

him off to Refuge, a teen centered ex-gay "rehabilita­

Leigh Anne is mixed heritage (what was called

tion" program operated by the Christian group Love I n

"colored" under apartheid) , and Kelly is white. As soon

Action a n d designed t o treat h i s perceived "disorder."

as they try to adopt, they're informed that as a same

Stricken, Zach began blogging about the progra m,

sex couple adopting transracially, they are last in line to

capturing widespread attention online after posting the

get a baby - after heterosexual couples, couples who

gro u p's by- laws, a series of rules so biza rre they

adopt same-race babies, and single adopters. Paula is

recalled noth ing so much as the camp classic But I'm

a recovering addict who ru ns a construction company.

a Cheerleader. By the day of his adm ission to the

She is white and tries to raise her black son, Matteo, in

c a m p u s , o utraged supporte rs and advocates had

a mu ltiracial environment. Although he has other role

begun a protest at its Memphis location, which conti n­

models, Paula is concerned Mateo will never really be

ued u ntil its closure i n 2007, bringing scrutiny to the

accepted by the b l a c k c o m m u n ity. W h ite p a re nts

ex-gay movement on a national level.

Pi p and Lee are raising two adopted black daughters.

This insider doc testifies to the power of the inter­

Pip is from New Zealand and would like to move the

net to u n ite as well as destroy, and cautiously cele­

fami ly back there. Lee would rather the girls grow up in

brates a small victory over the manufactured conflict

a cou ntry where they live among other bl ack people.

between Christianity and homosexual ity that ex-gay

Strikingly complex, personal choices have public con­

groups conti nue to exploit at the expense of the health,

seq uences for these famili es who simply wish to over­

freedom, and mental welfare of their flock.

come the hurt of homophobia and apartheid. PRECEDED BY:

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With You OIR

The Wolf In Shorts

Scott Gracheff 2011 USA 75 min

Our Wedding M a rka M a berry-Ga u l ke 2010 USA 8 m i n

With You is the true story of Mark Bi ngham and his

OIR

mother, the indomita ble Alice Hoagland. As a rugby

Twi n da ughters of lesbians collaborate to tell t h e story

player in high school, at Cal, then with the San Francisco

of what their mothers' legal marriage means to them.

Fog, M ark inspired others to live life with authenticity.

The 14-year-old girls served as 'documaidens,' carry­

His death aboard United Flight 93 on September 1 1 ,

ing fl ip video cameras instead of bouquets to record

200 1 , cut short a beautiful life, inspired his mother to

the ceremony.

action, and reminded a cou ntry that wherever heroes are, gay people a re among them.

Recessive OIR

From a tu rbulent child h ood , Mark protected his mother from worry- about a broken leg, an arrest, and various pra n ks. A teen with a penchant for making elaborate, goofy videos, we catch a gl i m pse of the unique charisma that earned Mark lifelong friends. High school friends, college friends, fraternity brothers, partn ers, fa mi ly, and his "gay parents" re mi ni sce about Mark, tracing his life up u ntil September 1 1 . With wrenching clarity, those closest to him recall the last moments they saw or spoke with h i m . Al ice heart­ breakingly tells of the phone call she received from the plane before the line went qu iet. Devastated by her loss but inspired by the memory of her son, Alice, a former U n ited Airlines flight atten­ da nt, became a nationally-known autho rity on airline safety and a cham pion of LGBT rights across the cou n­ try. Alice, who will attend this screening, is beloved by the gay rugby commun ity and remi nds them that Mark is always by thei r side in th is com pel ling portrait of pri­ vate grief in the midst of public devastation. - TRISTA KENDALL

Loga n Ki bens 2 0 1 0 USA 31 m i n

Shay i s conflicted about whether to have a child with her wife, Norah. She struggles with her desire to be genetically connected to her own child-and with the knowledge that she may carry the marker for a serious genetic disorder. The Wolf in Shorts

/I Lupo in Calzoncini Corti OIR

Luc i a Sta n o 2 0 1 0 Italy 57 m i n

in Ita l i a n a n d E n g l i s h with E n g l i s h subtitles

According to a 2005 study undertaken by the Italian National Institute of Health , 100,000 children in Italy have at least one homosexual parent, and forty- nine percent of homosexual couples want to have children. It is also currently illegal in Italy for a same- sex couple to adopt a child. This documentary follows two couples who are involved, i n various ways, i n being a fam ily. Filmed in part by the kids themse lves, The Wolf in Shorts takes a decidedly personal perspective on the

issue of same- sex parenthood. The film is also very much a love story about the two couples who are drawn closer together even as they struggle to maintain a right to their existence as a family. - DOXA DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL, VANCOUVER

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Blokes

C o m ing O ut

Double Happiness Seeks Same

Try o u t Framel ine's a n n u a l collection o f polished films

Come out early and come out often ! That's what the

This charming compilation o f Asian

a bout young gay m e n - a n d their a ngst. One- si ded

you ng people in this shorts col l ection are all a bout.

short films takes us on a journey looking for love and

affection, hookups, and unexpected encounters make

Whether it's sexuality or true gender identity, witness

acceptance. Fi rst date jitters, MUNI cruising, awkward

for a compelling and unforgettable shorts program .

the h u mor, agony and relief in these comi ng out stories.

ex sightings, and Star Wars action figures collide with

An invitation to a waltz class for basketball heart­

familial expectations and the eternal quest to find bliss

Two of these exceptional short fi lms a r e fresh from

& Pacific Islander

hit screenings at this year's S u nda nce and Berl i n Film

throbs Alex and Trevor surprises everyone. Thi rteen­

Festiva ls. I n Blokes from C h i l e , a y o u ng boy in a

year-old Nick can be hi mself working with his dad at

te ne ment complex can not get any privacy at home,

the amusement park, but he goes on the ride of his life

Boys

especially as he yearns for the soccer-playing neighbor

when both his mother and a pretty p i n k haired girl

public transportation and begs the age old question:

across the way. Spring is a sadomasochistic adventure

show up. A day out with the family takes a n u nex­

"is she or isn't she?" Brea king u p is hard to do, but

between two men that starts off as a sexual thrill, but

pected turn when young Alex is forced to share her

I'm in the Mood for Love rem inds us that sti ll sharing

the encounter ends up having different expectations for

secret. When a father and son can't q u ite understand

that favorite hot pot resta ura nt with an ex can be

them both.

each other, they m ust find a way to meet in the middle.

harder. After fi nding hi mself bullied on the playground

The In-Between is a touching study of expectations of

And just what is the right moment to come out? Joel

once again, fifth grader Henry decides to spend lunch

monogamy. We Were Once Tide takes place on England's

wants to tell his parents, but it never seems to be the

with his fo rmer k i n d e rgarte n teac h e r, M r. Loh, i n

Isle of Wight, where Anthony is torn between his boyfriend

right time. A gay Afri can-American teen grapples with

Lunchtime. Come Back to Me i ntrod uces us to a

at a ny age. Prepping for a first date has never been funnier in

& Girls . The Bus Pass takes us cru ising aboard

and dependent mother. A homophobic ex basketball star

his identity on the night President Obama was elected

young l e s b i a n c o u p l e that finds their rel ati o n s h i p

is forced to face the real ity that he is gay in Triple Stan­

and Proposition 8 passed. A q u iet and painfully shy

turned i nside o ut. Mind artfully i l l ustrates fa ntasy

dard. From Brazil, Family Affair tells the story of the

sophomore, Nate is forced into artistic servitude by his

writer Tom Cho's description of his gender transition

adorable young Rossi, who tries to fit in with his older

ove rbearing h a lf-sister u ntil he m e ets Loga n , a n

brother and his buddies-with surprising results.

attractive and charming u pperclassman.

as both a creative and destructive process. - DESIREE BUFORD

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dir Marialy Rivas 2011 Chile 15 min in Span ish with English subtitles

HENRY

SPRING

JAMES DEAN

dir Hong Khaou 2011 UK 1 3 min

T H E I N-BETWEEN

d i r Ala i n Hain 20 1 1 USA 10 m i n

WE O N C E W E R E T I D E dir Jason TRI PLE STANDARD

Bradbury 20 1 1 UK 1 9 m i n

dir Branden Blinn 2 0 1 0 U S A 20 min

FAM I LY AFFAIR dir Caru Alves de Souza 20l l Brazii 13 min i n Portuguese with Engl ish subtitles TOTAL RUNNING TIME:

& ANTH ONY dir Spencer W. Richards 2010 USA 20 m i n dir Lucy Asten Elliott 2010 Un ited Kingdom 8 m i n

L O O P PLANES CHANGE

dir Robin Wilby 2 0 1 0 USA 12 min

dir Melissa Osborne 2010 USA 24 min

C O M I N G O U T dir Jerry

Carlsson 2010 Sweden 4 min in Swedish with Engl ish subtitles ONE O N ONE

dir Luis Fernando Midence 2010 USA 10 min

1 0,000 HEARTS dir Lisa Lodico 2010 USA 15 min

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I ' M I N T H E M O O D FOR LOVE

d i r Jason Ka rman 2010

Canada 7 min LU N C HTIME

dir Keo Woolford 2010 USA 7 min

COME B A C K TO ME

d i r James Chen 2010 USA 8 min

HAPPY E N D I N G

dir Tae-Gyum Son 201 1 South Korea 1 5 min i n Korean with Engl ish subtitles MIND

dir Emma Crimm ings 201 1 Australia 26 min

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Dyke Del ights

Fi erce and Fa bulous

This delightful collection of shorts is sure to tickle your

From hot sizzling mixes in the kitchen, to the blazing

Does a change of taste i nherently threaten relation­

fancy. You'll find volatile lesbians looking for love in all

links between drumming and spirituality, to a firestorm

ships? Is three really a magic number? Can tea drinkers

the wrong places, a couple who can't decide who's

of love and immigration, this spicy blend of films will

and coffee drinkers ever truly get along?

more gay, and a lesbian trapped in a very hungry wed­

kindle tender and tenacious connections and leave you

ding dress. The Genderbusters are here to free us from

craving more.

Fluid ity: Bisexual Shorts

Shocking truths, bel ievable lies, s u rprising gifts and hilarious revelations abound in these genre- and

binary tyranny, and the Girl Bunnies return to fi nd love

Black lesbians raising ch ildren reveal The Gift

label-defying shorts. A young man explores his bisexu­

in the trees. A young woman falls in love with the voice

of Family. A South-Asian lesbian couple finds them­

ality to the point of exhaustion in The First while a

of the GPS in her parents' car, and a flag football game

selves Legally Challenged after a job loss. Grace and

couple experiences a first of their own, then a birthday

becomes ground zero for identity pol itics. Lesbian

Fierceness h ighlights the rhythmic path of spiritual

present th reesome might be better for the giver i n

stereotypes a re skewered in song, and a young girl

activist Afia Walking Tree. Two women embark on an

Reverse Cowgirl. W h e n a stra ight c o u p l e tries to

fal ling in love with her piano teacher must perform to

unexpected journey of passion and find a new Recipe

perfection to win her love.

for Love. Drama galore, 3Girlz & 9Lives are roommates

three is not always a magic number. In Fluid, an avid

intertwined in this comedy of errors. All films created

tea drinker considers sipping to the dark side, but will

through Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project

her community stick by her if she switches u p what's

- JENN IFER MORRIS GENDER BUSTERS N O D I RECTION

dir Sam Berli ner 2010 USA 6 min

d i r Meli ssa Finell 201 1 USA 13 min

VIGILANT! HEALTHY! WHOLESOME!

d i r Desiree Akhavan, Ingrid Jungermann

201 1 USA 6 min M S . TH I N G

d i r Karen X. Tulch i nsky 2010 Canada 7 min

THE G I R L B U N N I ES. B I G TREE.

d i r Fran�oise Doherty 20 1 1

Canada 9 m i n LESB IAN C L I C H E SONG flU I D

d i r Bob Koherr 20 1 1 USA 5 min

dir Dara Sklar 2011 USA 17 min

W H Y ME?

in her cup? Peer pressure loses out when members of

d i r Lauren Anderson 2009

Austra lia 14 min MI SERABLE ANIMALS

(QWQCMAP). THE G I FT O F FAMILY

dir QWOCMAP 20 1 1 USA 18 min

LEGALLY CHALLE NGED

d i r Priti Narayanan 2010 USA 15 m i n

in H i n d i , English GRACE

& FIER CENESS dir Zemaya Martinez 2011 USA 18 min

RECIPE FOR LOVE 3 G I R LZ

dir Chau ncey Wales 201 1 USA 26 min

a Biblical study group reveal they want to thump more than just bibles in the hilarious The Fox in the Snow. Can a woman enjoy a much-awaited proposal after her eyes are open to a surprising truth in Santiago From

the Other Side?

& 9l1VES d i r Kiz Dodds 20 1 1 USA 20 min

TOTAL RUNNING TIME:

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THE F I RST

dir James Sweeney 2011 USA 14 min

REVERSE COWGIRL

dir Victoria Stanford 2010 Austra lia 22 min

TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

emulate lesbians in Splitting Hares, they find that

SPLITTING HARES

99 m i n

flU I D

d i r April Faith H i rschman 2010 USA 8 min

d i r Shellie Citron 201 1 USA, Israel 6 min

d i r Dara Sklar 2011 USA 17 min

T H E F O X I N T H E SNOW

d i r Richard Paro 2 0 1 1 USA 1 0 min

SANTIAGO F R O M T H E OTHER S I D E (SANTIAGO D E l O T R O LADO)

dir Mauro Mueller 2011 Mexico 12 min i n Spanish with English subtitles

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Fun In Boys Shorts

Fun In Gi rls Shorts

Gayby

Hunky hookers, swi m suit contests, and a Gilbert &

Come watch the best in lesbian shorts. A girls' night

Ca ll the babysitter! This program celebrates qu eers

Sul livan send up are all part of this uproarious gay

out of poker leads to an unexpected surprise that will

who a re creati ng their own fa m i l i es and choosing

men's shorts program !

change relationships. A street flyer leads to a surpris­

children. The many paths to queer parenthood are as

52 i s a gay man's nightmare about aging, starring

ing discovery and a t-shirt becomes the battlefield for

beautifully diverse and valid as the names we call

the amazing Scott Thompson (The Kids in the Ham . I n

a lover's spat. One girl meets girl story starts with the

ourselves. The Mommas, Mapas, Papis, Daddies, Dun­

Drives, Carlos i s about t o get married, but he's never

spark of attraction and ends with a painful goodbye all

cles and Dapus showcased in these films are linked by

explored his "needs" - perhaps a handsome escort

in a very short ti me while another takes place i n the

fierce perseverance, i ntentional love, and absol ute

can help? Topsy-turvy musical BaldGuy takes place on

world's most passionate city. How can a gay rights

adorati on for their precious and p recocious q ueer

the streets of a Norwegian town when a son comes

activist fall in love someone in the closet and just how

spawn. And just wait 'til you meet their totally awe­

h o m e to tell his pa rents a bout the guy h e ' s j ust

wild can college girls really get? Final ly, two tattoo

some kids!

snogged. Adorable 1 2-year old Greg in Franswa Shari

a rtists in a new version of the old west compete for the

has inherited his father's competitive streak, but the

affections of a mysterious stranger.

about whiling away the hours. In Cold Star, a boy pushed up a diving platform by a menacing crowd gets help from a mysterious man. Robin and Orlando have

QUEER SPAWN I N G dir Celestina Pearl, Shannon Carter 20 1 1 USA 1 0 m i n

contest he's trying to win isn't the one his father had i n m i n d . I'd Rather Be Looking a t Porn is a clever study

- DESIREE BUFORD

FLYERS d i r Laura Terruso 20 1 1 USA 3 m i n CYC LIC ITY d i r Jason Knade 20 1 1 U S A 1 1 m i n P O K E R F A C E d i r Becky Lane 20 1 1 USA 1 4 m i n NICE S H I RT d i r E r i l l Gernand 20 1 1 U S A 5 m i n L.U.G.S. d i r S a r a h Rotella 2 0 1 0 C a n a d a 14 m i n

a great first date, but paranoia and other problems

SLOW BURN d i r C h ristine Chew 2 0 1 1 C a n a d a 1 4 m i n

keep "bugging" them i n The Itch . Rounding out the

LUST LIFE d i r Lynda Tarryk 2 0 1 0 U S A 9 m i n

program is Revolution , a story about a 1 6-year old

O U T O F BOUNDS d i r Nicholas Yba rra 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 8 m i n

I ranian boy i n 1989 Los Angeles, who stages his own

TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

B A B Y STEPS d i r Natalia Leite 20 1 1 U S A 1 4 m i n A N D I AM ME d i r a l ison segar 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 6 m i n RECESSIVE d i r Logan K i b e n s 2 0 1 0 U S A 3 1 m i n SAME D I FFERENCE d i r L i s a Udelson, Catherine Opie 20 1 1 USA 2 9 m i n TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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88 m i n

small revolution within his traditional family. 52 d i r Josh Levy 2 0 1 0 C a n a d a 4 m i n DRIVES (PULSIONES) d i r Jose M a n u e l Ca rrasco 2009 S p a i n 1 2 m i n BALD G UY (SKALLAMAN) d i r Maria Blocll 20 1 1 Norway 1 2 m i n in Norweg i a n with English su btitles FRANSWA SHARL dir H a n n a h H i l l i a rd 2 0 1 0 Austra l i a 1 4 m i n I'D RATHER B E LOOKING AT PORN d i r Jared Michell, R.M. Va ughan 2010 Canada 3 min i n English with English s u btitles

C O LD STAR dir I{ai Sta n i clle 20 1 1 Germ a ny

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T H E I T C H d i r Nora Tennessen 20 1 1 U S A 1 3 m i n REVOLUT I O N d i r Abdi Naze m i a n 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 5 m i n TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E :

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Glitter Emergency

Gen erations: Youth and Elders Making Movies

G irl Scouting On my honor, I will try... to scout out the ladies? Give the

All that glitters is indeed gold in this wonderful collec­

Celebrate youth and elders in this collection of shorts,

old three-finger salute to these short films about girls

tion of shorts featuring several gems from our very own

including three films from this year's Frameline Gener­

who see and be seen. Take a ride with Cassidy on her

Bay Area filmmakers. Michael Lucid makes a n appear­

ations Filmmaker Workshop.

GT Dyno BMX bike in a small suburban town as she

ance as the infamous lady reporter Damiana Garcia,

Teens interview gay elders about their experiences

begins to discover who she is by getti ng rid of her BFF

and a group of mi mes teaches us some new sexual

growing up in the 1950s and how they created, formed

Anna is a naturally shy daydreamer recovering from

positions. A young girl's question to her mother inspires

and nurtured a gay community in a time when gay lives

m essy breakup when she meets Lacey, a confident

one film while the a utobiogra phy of a n artist fuels

were underground and hidden. Youth living in Toronto,

lesbian who changes her outlook on life. Angie begins

a nother. Take a look at disgusting alien bodies and

who are also labeled as having intellectual disabilities,

to q uesti on her sexual ity after having constant girl

eavesdrop on the deaf relay system. Follow a camera

come together to shatter stereotypes and talk openly

fantasies, but she soon finds being a lesbian is not as

off a bridge in a m emorial for lives lost. A dispute

about sex, relationships, battli ng stigma and coming out.

easy as she thought it would be. By day a bike courier,

on the high seas can only be settled by a dance off

Students from the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire

by night Lady Pochoir ('Stencil') wields stencils and

(of cou rse) , and we'll see just how campy an A I DS

taped their experiences at the 40th annual Pride events

spray paint to decorate the dreary walls of her city.

camp can be. Rounding out the program is a silent

held in San Francisco, CA. Another documentary profiles

That is, unti l Lady Pochoir catches the eye of Lexi, an

comedy set to the Tchaikovsky and sta rri ng Peggy

the extraordinary relationship of Johnny and Lyman, two

a rt publisher i ntent on capturing the city 's under­

the Peg-leg Ballerina.

men who have never parted since they met on VJ Day

ground street art.

and who have lived together through tremendous social cha nge . When their differences a re pushed to the extreme, two students face the consequences, and a

- JENNIFER MORRIS

THE HIGH LEVEL B R I D G E dir Trevor Anderson 2010 Canada 5 m i n IT WAS LIKE THAT dir Morgan Dameron 20 1 0 USA 1 1 m i n

SILENCE=FILTH d i r Kevin Sea m a n , Darn Jenn 2 0 1 0 USA 5 m i n

30 IS T H E N E W 1 2 d i r Shari Greicar 2 0 1 0 U S A 3 0 m i n

D E A F R ElAY - AT YOUR SERVICE d i r Diane W i l k i n s , Jea nette Casti l l o 2 0 1 0 USA 4 m i n i n English with English su btitles

G I RL SCOUTING d i r April Maxey 20 1 1 U S A 1 3 m i n

youth irked by the presence of an old man is forced to

LADY P O C H O I R d i r Petra Clever 2 0 1 0 Germany 3 8 m i n

QUEER I N KANSAS dir Peter Max Lawrence 2008 USA 1 8 min

come to terms with his own perceptions. Cap it all off

i n German with English su btitles

THE BURNING WIGS O F SEDITION dir Anna Fitch, Simon Cheffins

with a look at gay men, drag queens, and transgender

TOTAL R U N N I N G TIME:

2010 USA 10 m i n

92 m i n

D O KKA D O KKA d i r Ba rry Morse 2 0 1 0 U S A 3 m i n

people in San Francisco's Tenderloin in the 60s and 70s.

A L I E N SEX VIDEO dir Kate Gil bert, Jenn Ko l m e l 2 0 1 0 U S A 4 m i n THE DAMIANA F I LES: E V I E H A R R I S ' CABARET SHOWCASE

C O M I N G OUT IN THE 1 9 50S: STO RIES OF OUR LIVES dir Phil Siegel, Ga briel Gaska 20 1 1 USA 1 5 m i n

dir Michael Lucid 2 0 1 0 USA 5 min

THE GLITTER EMERGENCY dir Paul Festa 2010 USA 21 m i n

E A U QUEER FESTIVAL d i r E l l e n Mahaffy, Pamela Forman 2010 USA 11 min

AIDS CAMP, OR, SU RVIVAL I N T O T H E 21 S T CENTURY dir Gary Fembot Gregerson 2009 USA 26 m i n

OUR C O M PASS dir Tess Va 2009 Canada 29 m i n J O H NNY

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& LYMAN: A L I F E TOGETHER

101 min

dir Michael Chen, Paul Detwiler 2010 USA 1 9 m i n

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Maya Deren's Sink and Gen erati ons: New Works from Barbara Hammer Maya D eren's Sink OIR

" Please May I Have Another?"

Queertoons

Whether you ' re a newbie or a seasoned kinkster, this

A wonderful collection o f both enchanting a n d down­

collection of kink shorts aims to please, with themes of

right hi larious ani mated fi lms. Six kids use color to

d o m i nance a n d submission, trust a n d l u st, sexu a l

make a gray world beautiful, arid the life of a handker­

thrills a n d psychological desires.

Barbara H a m mer 20 1 1 USA 29 m i n

This evocative tribute t o t h e mother of American avant garde film calls forth the spirit of one who was larger than life as recounted by those who knew her. Friends and contemporaries float through her homes, recalling in tiny bits and pieces words of Deren's architectural and personal interior space. Clips from her films are projected back into the spaces where they were origi­ na lly filmed. Fluid light projections of intimate space provide an el usive agency for a filmm aker most of us will never know.

chief is not what you expect. A couple of girl bunnies

Black Rose Tango sets the mood with a stylized

find love in a tree, while a treeworker becomes the

and sultry scene between a handsome soldier and a

symbol for human destruction. The d isconnect between

cabaret singer. The familial ties that bind have never

one's own perception and that of the world is explored,

hurt so good as in Brotherly Love, as a queer leather

a n d a " moti on storybook" show us the trials a n d

fa mily gives a bratty little brother an action-packed

tri b u l ations o f ge nder and identity. A rea l l ife gay

send-off to remember. "I do it for the leather, I do it

divorce becomes the hot topic for a group of friends to

for the power, I do it for the plea s u re of $250 a n

dissect. An alien beauty queen crashes in the middle of

hour," sings local rock goddess and edgy provocateur

Sydney 's Gay M a rdi Gras, and a sisterhood of evil

Shawna Virago as she whales on her six-string while

witches struggle with the goodness around them.

delivering a lyrical lashing in Transsexual Dominatrix. With beautiful vulnerability and a stu nning diversity

Generations

of voices, feti(shame) is an a rousing adaptation of

- JENNI FER MORRIS

G REAT EXPECTATIONS dir Alexei G u benco 2008 Romania 3 m i n WH ITE PAPER d i r Seyed Mohsen Pourmohseni S h a k i b 2 0 1 0

Barbara H a m mer, G i n a Card ucci 20 1 0 USA 30 m i n

poems based on i nterviews of gay men d i scussing

I n a time when digital dominates the art domain, a DIY

their fetishes and connections to shame. Spring takes

TRUTH TAKES TIME d i r E l l i e Krnich 20 1 0 U S A 1 2 m i n

aesthetic i s embra ced by G i n a Card u cci, a young

us along on an encounter between two men with very

THE TREEWORKER d i r J I S U K J U N G 20 1 0 South Korea 9 m i n

thirty-year-old filmmaker who hand processes 16mm

different desires, after which nothing is the same as

OIR

fi l m and a seventy-year-old pioneer of queer experi­ m enta l cinema, Barbara H a m mer. H a m mer invites

before. Get plenty of "Pecs & Personality " in Crowned & Bound as it goes behind the scenes of International

Carducci to collaborate on a new film, "Generations".

Mr. Leather 2010. BLACK ROSE TANGO dir R ichard Kimmel 2010 USA 1 3 m i n

ematography, the two filmmakers, generations apart in

BROTHERLY LOVE d i r Kinky Lez 2 0 1 0 U S A 14 m i n

age, shoot the last days of Astroland in Coney Island,

TRANSSEXUAL D O M I NATRIX d i r Shawna Virago 2 0 1 1 USA 3 min

New York. The aged but vibrant am usement park, char­

FETI(SH)AME d i r Kevin S i m monds 20 1 1 USA 25 min

acteristic of the 70-year-old Hammer, is a fitting envi­

SPRING d i r Hong Khaou 20 1 1 UK 1 3 min

ronment for the photoplay of the two Bolex filmmakers.

CANKERED AND CU RSED d i r Todd Dejong 2010 U S A 4 m i n PERCEPTION d i r Sa m Berliner 2 0 1 0 U S A 2 m i n DUMPED! d i r C h e ry l Gross 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 9 m i n VALMAY T H E VISITOR F R O M B E E P B E E P B E E P BLEETLEBOX 967 dir susan earl 2010 Australia 1 6 min

- DESIREE BUFORD

Celebrating Hammer's spontaneous shooting style and dense editing montage with Carducci's studied cin­

I ran 4 m i n

THE G I RL B U N N I ES. B I G TREE. dir Frangoise Doherty 2 0 1 1 Canada 9 m i n TOTAL RUNNING T I M E : 78 m i n

CROWNED & BOUND dir Jeffrey Thomas McHale 2010 USA 2 1 m i n TOTAL R U N N I N G TIME: 89 m i n

- BERLINALE

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S HORTS

Sazon y Sabor

She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not

l'Ain't Nobody's Bizness

This flavorful col lection o f queer Latin@ shorts brings

Before you start picking off petals, check out stories

Three very different shorts ma nage to adeptly portray

together a passionate mix of a l m a , deseo y vi d a .

of love and loss in this haunting collection of shorts.

realities of black q ueer women , with central themes

Queen-sized femmes with chola roots, eager-to-please

The pro mise of cool water l u res two girls fueled by

that remain relevant after almost a century.

escorts , Selena- hating divas, fierce madres, sweet

cheap alcohol and hormones to an isolated water ta nk.

In Tracks, based on true events, a shy and lonely

school boys fi nd ing their way, and local girls creating

F o r b i d d e n l o ve flowers between two yo u n g girls

runaway fa lls for a fl i rtatious high school basketball

plenty of candela heat up this program about nuestra

d u ring Wo rl d Wa r II. U n k nowi ngly i n love with the

player w ith a n overbeari ng, c h u rch-loving gra n d ­

familia. i Buen provecho!

same woman, Kimberly and Petra must wait for help.

mother. Kindred spi rits who are going through similar

The Interview del ivers a solid satirical performance

A dance instructor for the eld erly goes to extreme

d iffi c u lties at home, the i r fri e n d s h i p te nd erly p ro ­

piece born of identity, social justice and decolonization,

measures to fund her growing habit. Joey returns to

gresses into young love.

Queer Xicano style. With fierce seduction, fat femmes of

rura l Pe n n sylva n i a for Chri stmas days befo re his

Jay Dreams combines a series of vignettes, improv,

color discuss their desires, sexuality and empowerment

deployment to Afghanistan - but he really drea ms of

and spoken word/haiku interludes to tackle issues of

i n With Conviction , featuring author/ activist Jewelle

esca ping to Canada. And fi nally, a lesbian love affair

identity, polyamory, desire, fami ly, power, and relation­

Gomez, among others. In Drives, Carlos is about to get

is threatened when New World passion collides with

ships. Shot with a diverse cast of dom and fe mme

married, but he's never explored h is "needs" - perhaps

Old World tradition.

characters, this short effortlessly b lends h u mor and

- JENNIFER MORRIS

a handsome escort can help? The powerful Tres Gotas De Agua shares the experiences of three resilient Latina

AWOL dir Deb Shoval 2010 USA 14 min

imm igrant mothers who explore the multigenerational

THE WAIT dir Mary Guzman 2011 USA

i mpact of their chi ldren's coming out process. Leonardo

insight with the tempo of a freestyle poetry session. T'Ain't Nobody 's Bizness exposes the tri p l y

8

min

oppressed (black, fe male, queer) pi oneers of blues

THE TIME I N BETWEEN d i r Henrik M a rt i n Daahlsbarren 2009

through interviews with cultural h i stori ans , vintage

Norway 24 min i n Norwegian with English subtitles

photos, footage, and recordings, all narrated by Jewelle

is a blind school boy who develops a crush on a new

S H E LOVES ME, SHE LOVES ME NOT d i r Linda Mira bilio 20 1 0

student in his class in the tender Brazi lian short I Don't

Austra l ia 1 5 m i n

Gomez. With lavish costumes and sexually suggestive

Want to Go Back Alone. Recipe for Love cooks up a

THE K I S S d i r Ashlee Page 2 0 1 0 Austra l i a 1 5 m i n

lyrics, bisexual and lesbian si ngers such as Ma Rainey

feast for the senses when two women from disparate backgrounds embark upon a journey of self-discovery, passion and food.

- DESIREE BU FORD

CLEAN d i r [sold Uggadottir 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 0 m i n D ' U N E R IVE

A L'AUTRE d i r Maxime Desmons 2 0 0 9 C a n a d a 18

TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E : 1 04 m i n

min

(got arrested for indecency at an a l l-girl party- while married to a man) and Gladys Bentley (a "bull dagge r" in fu ll tuxedo) were regularly shun ned by the church

This program contains depictions of violence.

and society for their rough and tu mble ways.

THE INTERVIEW (LA ENTREVISTA) dir Xamuel Banales 2010 USA 10 min

- ANGELIQUE SMITH

WITH CONVICTION dir Dulce A. Garcia 20 1 1 USA 15 min DRIVES (PULSIONES) dir Jose Manuel Carrasco 2009 Spain 1 2 min

TRACKS dir Deana Wi l l i a ms 2010 USA 25 m i n

TRES GOTAS DE AGUA dir Marco Castro-Bojorquez, Jose Alfaro 201 1 USA 14 min i n Spanish with English subtitles

JAY D R EAMS d i r catherine pa nca lle 2009 USA 25 m i n T'AIN'T NOBO DY'S B I ZNESS: QUEER BLUES DIVAS

I D O N 'T WANT TO G O BACK ALONE (EU NAO QUERO VOLTAR SOZI N H O ) dir Daniel Ribeiro 20 1 1 Brazil 1 7 min i n Portuguese with English subtitles

OF THE 1 920S d i r Robert P h i l i pson 20 1 1 USA 29 m i n TOTAL R U N N I N G T I M E : 7 9 m i n

RECIPE FOR LOVE dir Chauncey Wales 201 1 USA 26 min i n Spanish with English subtitles TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 94 m i n

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S HO R T S

Worldly Affairs

Tra nstastic! This collection of transgender a n d genderqueer shorts

Indulge you r wanderlust with our ann ual program of

Zomb ies, Aussi es, Musicals, Oh My!

provides tantalizing ta les of defia nce, loss, relation­

the very best in international gay men's short films.

High School Musical meets Zombieland i n this crazy

ships, humor, enchantment and love.

We 'll travel to Scandi navia, Southeast Asia, the Mi ddle

coll ection of sh orts, many of which come from our

East, and South America.

friends Down Under.

Follow a fi lmmaker's evolving relati onship with his mother as he transitions. Ta ke the ride of your life with

In A Day in the Country, Carl, To mas, and Jocke

Gl itter, glamour and dance help one high school

a 1 3 -yea r-old protago ni st at an a m usement park.

have a three -way in the Swed ish cou ntrys ide, but

boy overcome h is fear of com i ng out, while another

Watch as an unemployed si nger risks everythi ng for

someone is always feel ing left out. Set in Tha i land,

school's talent contest is the only hope of one girl to

her younger sister. Enjoy a NYC icon Sophia La mar as

Lek and the Waterboy explores the sexual awakening

prove her love for her piano teacher. In a regu lar Aus­

she stars in an experimental short. Witness a poignant

and fantasies of an adolescent in his mother's shop.

tralian suburb, zombies are on the loose and looking

account of fem a l e to male tra nsgender people an d

A Word from Israel is an achi ngly beautiful story of the

for human flesh. It's up to yo ung love-struck lesbia n

parental rejection. Find unrequ ited love right next door.

ha ndsome Ron, who is not convinced that love is all

couple t o save the day.

Share intimate stories with transgender residents from

it's cracked up to be. A powerful and gripping story from

Worlds will collide when Renata and Frieda's erotic

Austi n, Texas, about the significance of their chosen

Norway, Samaritan touches upon the limits between

fantasies cross the d igital frontier. Plus, a spoof of

names. Jam with transgender musician Shawna Vi rago

taking care of and taking adva ntage of people. Mr.

1960s drive-in flicks fo llows a day in the life of the

in her saucy music video. Work through your issues

Right chronicles the defi ning moments of a 20-year

closeted new kid who fa lls for the myste rious bad

with a patient who has conflicted feelings for her phys­

romance spanning the 1970s, '80s, and '90s. And we

boy. . . and he's a werebear!

ical therapist. Fight the gender binary with genderbust­

finish our globetrot in Brazil with

ing superheroes. Bring on the gender revolution !

Back Alone a bout Leonardo, a blind school boy who

- SHAWNA VIRAGO

I Don't Want to Go

develops a crush on a new student i n his class.

- JENNIFER MORRIS

CUPCAKE: A ZOMBIE LESBIAN MUSICAL d i r Rebecca Thomson 2010 Austra l i a 18 m i n

SLUT - THE MUSI CAL dir Tonnette Stanford 2010 Australia SPIRAL TRANSITI O N dir Ewan Duarte 2 0 1 0 USA 6 m i n

A DAY I N THE C O U NTRY d i r Pel l a Kii german, H u go Lilja 2010

1 6 min

Sweden 1 5 m i n i n Swedish with English subtitles

SLASHED d i r Rebecca Thomson 2010 Austra l i a 11 m i n

MOTEL SAN FERNANOO d i r Surge L'Rodriguez 2 0 1 0 USA 14 m i n

A WORD dir Yoav Inbar 2010 Israel 1 9 min

W H Y M E ? d i r Victoria Stanford 2 0 1 0 Austra l i a 22 m i n

WHOEVER WHATEVER d i r D a n iel McKernan 20 1 1 U S A 7 m i n

in Hebrew with English s u btitles

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREBEAR d i r T i m S u l livan 20 1 1 USA 28 m i n

DEATH OF MY DAUGHTER d i r Leon Mostovoy 20 1 1 U S A 9 m i n

LEK AND THE WATERBOY dir Lasse N i elsen 2 0 1 0 Thailand 8 m i n

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 9 5 m i n

LOOP PLANES dir R o b i n Wi l by 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 2 m i n

R O OMMATES d i r C a i t l i n George Parker 2 0 1 1 U S A 8 m i n WHAT'S IN A NAME? d i r B e n Kullerd, Caitlin Lu ndin 2009 U S A 1 0 m i n TRANSSEXUAL D O M I NATRIX d i r Shawna Virago 20 1 1 U S A 3 m i n G I LLIAN d i r Martin Rawli ngs-Fein 2 0 1 0 U S A 1 1 m i n GENDERBUSTERS d i r Sam B e r l i n e r 2 0 1 0 U S A 6 m i n

SAMARITAN d i r Magnus Mork 2 0 1 0 Norway 29 m i n i n Norwegi a n with English s u btitles

I D O N 'T WANT TO GO BACK ALONE dir Daniel R i beiro 2010 Brazil 1 7 min i n Portuguese with English su btitles TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 97 min

JAMES D E A N d i r Lucy Asten Ell iott 2 0 1 0 United Kin gdom 8 m i n TOTAL R U N N I N G TIM E : 94 m i n

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venue info SAN F RA N C I S C O The iconic CASTRO THEATRE is the setting for the majority of Festival screenings . See and be seen ben eath the landmark chandel ier, settle i nto the plush seats, and cozy up in the balcony for eleven days of LGBT fi lms from a round the world. And arrive early! Locals know not to miss the thrill of the Mighty Wurl itzer organ that sets the scene before the lights d i m and the fi l m s rol l . Over i n the Mission District, fi l m makers and aud iences get u p close a n d personal a t t h e renowned ROXIE TH EATER and VICTORIA THEATRE f o r screenings and Q&A sessions amidst the neighborhood 's fu nky only-in-SF vibe. Close proximity among these ven u es - and tons of great restaurant choices i n between - helps you make t h e most of your Festival days and nights. PA R K I N G

Castro Theatre

www.castrotheatre .com

429 Castro St. (between Ma rket

&

18th)

Bus/Streetcar:

24 Divisadero, 33 Stanyan, 35 Eureka, 37 Corbett, F Ma rket

MUNI Metro:

K, L, M, T (exit at Castro station)

BART: transfer to M U N I

Metro at the Embarcadero, Montgomery, Powell or Civic Center stations

Roxie Th eater www.roxie.com 3 1 1 7 16th St. (between Va lencia

Victoria Theatre

www.victoriatheatre.org

2961 1 6th St. (between Capp

Bus:

& Guerrero)

& Mission)

1 4 Mission, 22 Fillmore, 33 Sta nyan, 49 Van Ness/M ission

BART:

16th

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DaKings 59 The Damiana Files: Evie Harris' Cabaret Showcase 66 Daniel Schmid Le chat qui pense 53

The Advocate for Fagdom 52

A Day in the Country 69

AIDS Camp, or, Survival in the 21st Century 66

Deaf Relay At Your Service 66

Alien Sex Video 66

Death Of My Daughter 69

Along The Road 42

Dokka Dokka 66

And I Am Me 61, 65 Angel 53 (A) sexual 52 Au Pair, Kansas 36

Double Happiness Seeks Same 63 Drives 65, 68 Dumped! 67

August 3 6

Dyke Delights 64

AWOL 68

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B Baby Steps 65 BaldGuy 65

East Bloc Love 54 Eau Queer Festival 66 eCupid 39

Bashment 46

The Evening Dress 47

Becoming Chaz 29

F

Bite Marks 37 Black Rose Tango 67 Blink 55 Blokes 63 Bob's New Suit 37 Boys & Girls 63 Brotherly Love 67 Bumblefuck, USA 37 The Burning Wigs of Sedition 66 The Bus Pass 63

Family Affai r 63 The Faux Real 59

The Glitter Emergency 66

Leading Ladies 41

Going Down in La-La Land 39

Leave It On the Floor 30

Gone 54 Grace & Fierceness 64 Great Expectations 67 The Green 40 The Grove 55 Gun Hill Road 19

H Hannah and the Hasbian 48

QUEER in KANSAS 66

Loop Planes 63, 69

Queer Spawning 65

Love Is All You Need? 6 1

Queertoons 67

Love Me/Hate Me 66

Henry & Anthony 63

M

The Rescue 39

Madame X 49

Reverse Cowgirl 48, 64 Revolution 65

The High Level Bridge 66 Hit So Hard 55

Making Christmas: The View from the Tom and Jerry Christmas Tree 57

The Hook-Up 66

Mangus! 3 1

Roommates 69

How Are You 55

Maya Deren's Sink and Generations: New Works from Barbara Hammer 67

Running in Heels: The Glendon "Anna Conda" Hyde Story 57

the hike 41

I Am 56 I Don't Want to Go Back Alone 68

Maya Deren's Sink 67 M ind 58, 63 Miserable Animals 64 Miwa: A Japanese Icon 56

Romeos 50

S The Samaritan 69 Same Difference 65

fet{ish)ame 67 A Few Days of Respite 47

I Want Your Love 38

Motel San Fernando 69

Fierce and Fabulous! 64

The Mouth of the Wolf 57

I Was a Teenage Werebear 69

Sazon y Sabor 68

Mr. Right 36 Ms. Thing 64

She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" 68

The Muppets Take Manhattan 43

Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure 60

The First 64 Flight of the Cardinal 39 Fluid 64

I 'd Rather Be Looking at Porn 65 I'm in the Mood for Love 63

Fluidity Bisexual Shorts 64

The In-Between 63

Flyers 65

The Interview 68

Franswa Shari 65 Fun In Boys Shorts 65 Fun In Girls Shorts 65

SILENCE= FILTH 66 Silent Stories 60

Transtastic! 69 The Treeworker 67 Tres Gotas De Agua 68 Trigger 5 1 Tri ple Standard 63 Truth Takes Time 67

U U nhappy Birthday 5 1

V Val may the Visitor from Beep Beep Beep Bleetlebox 967 67 Vigilant! Healthy! Wholesome! 64

W The Wait 68 Waited for 61 Walking Toward 51 We Have to Stop Now, Season 2 42 We Once Were Tide 63 We Who Are Sexy: The Whirlwind History of Transgender Images in Cinema 44 Weekend 34 What's in a Name? 69

Slashed 69

The Night Watch 49 No Direction 64

The Sleeping Beauty of East Finchley 50

Who's the Top? 58

No Gravity 57

Slow Burn 65

Whoever Whatever 69

Slut - The Musical 69

Why Me? 64, 69

Smut Capital of America 57

Wish Me Away 2 1

James Dean 6 3 , 6 9

0 Old Cats 50

With Conviction 68

Jamie and Jessie Are Not Together 40

Spiral Transition 69

The One 42

Splitting Hares 64

With You 62

One On One 63

Spork 32

Without 43

Only in San Francisco 57

Spring 63, 67

The Wolf in Shorts 62

Still Around 60

A Word 69

Stil l Here 55

Worldly Affairs 69

The Itch 65

Jay Dreams 68

G Gayby 65

Judas Kiss 40

Orchids: My Intersex Adventure 58 The Other Parade 54

Gen Silent 54

K

Genderbusters 64, 69

Kawa 48

Our Wedding 62

The Kiss 68

Out For the Long Run 58

Tales of the Waria 61

Out of Bounds 65

Tell Me A Memory 54

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Tenderloin: Forgotten History 66 This Is What Love In Action Looks Like 61

Generations: Youth and Elders Making Movies 66

Tracks 68

Nice Shirt 65

Johnny & Lyman: A Life Together 66

Gaysharktank.com 37

N

Our Compass 66

Generations 67

L

Gillian 69

L.A. Zombie 41

Crowned & Bound 67

The Gift of Family 64

Lady Pochoir 66

Paris is Burning 58

Cupcake: A Zombie Lesbian Musical 69

The Girl Bunnies. BIG TREE. 64, 67

Cyclicity 65

Girl Scouting 66

Last Fast Ride - The Life, Love and Death of a Punk Goddess 56

Pasties & Staches 59

Community Action Center 38

Renee 59

Santiago From the Other Side 64

Christopher and His Kind 22

Coming Out in the 1950s: Stories of our Lives 66

Longhorns 41 Looking For Simon 49

I Still Love Them (Je Les Aime Encore) 50

C h o Dependent 38

Coming Out 63

Q

Transsexual Dominatrix 67, 69

Lesbian Cliche Song 64

Recipe For Love 64, 68

Frameline Green Room: A Conversation with Filmmakers Dee Rees and Nekisa Cooper 44

Come Back to Me 63

Tough Girls Don't Dream 57

Lust Life 65

Celebrating the Life of Del Martin 53

The Colonel's Outing 50

Lesbian 61

Harvest 48

It Was Like That 66

Cold Star 65

Tomboy 33

Lunchtime 63

Four More Years 47

Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same 38

Private Romeo 42 The Queen Has No Crown 59

Happy Ending 63

The Fox in the Snow 64

Clean 68

Lek and the Waterboy 69

R

Cankered and Cursed 67

Change 63

To the Marriage of True Minds 60

Recessive 62, 65

H ERNDON. 42

Time Out 56

Poker Face 65

Legally Challenged 64

L.U.G.S. 65

Irma 53

C

"Please May I Have Another?" 67

120 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL lGBT F i lM fESTIVAL

Perception 67

T T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness 68

The Time in Between 68 Three 20

White Paper 67

V You're Cordially Uninvited 42

Z Zombies, Aussies, Musicals, Oh My! 69


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