Out on Film 2009: Atlanta’s Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
Stephan Bender, Maximillian Roeg in Dream Boy (top); Sharon Gless in Hannah Free (bottom)
Out on Film, Atlanta’s gay & lesbian film festival, kicked off last night with a screening of Casper Andreas‘ The Big Gay Musical. The festival runs until Oct. 8.
Among the screening films are:
Glenn Gaylord’s Eating Out 3: All You Can Eat, featuring hunky guys, some identity mix-ups, a three-way sex scene, and Mink Stole.
John G. Young’s Rivers Wash Over Me, about a gay teen New Yorker who is forced to move in with his family in the rural South.
Ellen Siedler and Megan Siler’s And Then Came Lola, a lesbian-themed version of the German hit Run, Lola, Run.
Doug Sebastian’s A Cross Burning in Willacoochee, a documentary about the [...]
by Andre Soares | October 3, 2009
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Tags: A Cross Burning in Willacoochee, And Then Came Lola, Andy Warhol, Blow Job, Dream Boy, Eating Out 3, Eric Debets, Gay Film Festivals, Gay Interest, Gay Movies, Hannah Free, Hollywood je t'aime, Lesbian Interest, Maximillian Roeg, My Hustler, Out on Film, Shank, Sharon Gless, Stephan Bender
Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2009
Sonia Sebastian’s Girl Seeks Girl (top); Glenn Gaylord’s Eating Out 3: All You Can Eat (middle); Jochen Hick’s The Good American (bottom)
The 2009 edition of the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival runs from Oct. 16-25.
Among the screening films are:
Bette Gordon’s Handsome Harry, starring Jamey Sheridan as a 52-year-old, divorced ex-Navy man who, following an encounter with an old — and dying — Navy buddy (Steve Buscemi), decides to face an uncomfortable issue from his past. Also in the cast: Campbell Scott, Aidan Quinn, Titus Welliver, and John Savage.
Two documentaries on transvestites/transsexuals: Fernanda Tornaghi and Ricardo Bruno’s Queen of Brazil, about the 32-year-old Miss Gay Brasil beauty pageant, and Queens at Heart, about pre-Stonewall transsexuals. According to the festival’s [...]
by Andre Soares | September 19, 2009
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Tags: An Englishman in New York, And Then Came Lola, Film Festivals, Gay Film Festivals, Gay Interest, Gay Movies, Handsome Harry, Lesbian Interest, Queen of Brazil, Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, The Man Who Loved Yngve
Outfest 2009: Gay Shorts, AND THEN CAME LOLA, HOLLYWOOD JE T’AIME, BOY
Outfest 2009 hightlights on Friday, July 17. Synopses from the Outfest website.
Steam by Eldar Rapaport (top); Vandals by Simon Steuri (middle); El Abuelo by Dino Dinco (bottom)
Safe Words (Fri, Jul 17th 7:00pm, FAIRFAX 1)
Shorts
Program Running Time is 92 min
Steam
Directed By: Eldar Rapaport
USA, 2009, 16 min
Moving between anxiety, reflection and fear, two strangers try to make sense of their predicament…stuck in a steam room. Heat increasing, they need to get out but can’t find the door. What is this place and how did they get here‾
The Island
Directed By: Trevor Anderson
Canada, 2009, 5 min
The filmmaker considers, with the help of animation, a piece of fan mail he received.
Vandals
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by Andre Soares | July 15, 2009
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Tags: And Then Came Lola, Auraeus Solito, Boy, Eric Debets, Film Festivals, Gay Film Festivals, Gay Interest, Gay Movies, Gay Shorts, Hollywood je t'aime, Jason Bushman, Lesbian Interest, Los Angeles Screenings, Outfest, Outfest 2009
Philadelphia QFest 2009
And Then Came Lola (top); Doris Day, Rock Hudson in Pillow Talk (middle); Raging Sun, Raging Sky (bottom)
The Philadelphia QFest kicks off tomorrow, July 9, with a tribute to Chad Allen, followed by a screening of Jason Bushman’s Hollywood, je t’aime, in which Allen is excellent as a pothead drug dealer who befriends a Frenchman roaming around Los Angeles.
Among the other highlights of Philadelphia’s QFest are:
Tribute to Sharon Gless, followed by a screening of Hannah Free.
Doris Day Day featuring a screening of Pillow Talk, Day’s first pairing with Rock Hudson, and the film that earned the actress her only Academy Award nomination. Pillow Talk will be preceded by the new German documentary What a Difference a Day Made: [...]
