Torino GLBT Film Festival 2009: Documentary / Short Film Lineup
Torino GLBT Film Festival 2009: Documentary / Short Film Lineup
Documentaries IN COMPETITION
Boriven nee yu pai tai karn kuk kun (This Area is Under Quarantine) by Thunska Pansittivorakul (Thailand, 2009)
friday 24 april, 16.45 – monday 27 april, 11.30
Out in India: A Family’s Journey by Tom Keegan (USA/India, 2007)
friday 24 april, 18.30 – saturday 25 april, 11.30
Intimidades de Shakespeare y Victor Hugo (Shakespeare and Victor Hugo’s Intimacies) by Yulene Olaizola (Mexico, 2008)
friday 24 april, 15.30 (Sala 3) – saturday 25 april, 11.30 (Sala 3)
Giorgio/Giorgia… storia di una voce (Giorgio/Giorgia…History of a Voice) by Gianfranco Mingozzi (Italy, 2008)
saturday [...]
by Andre Soares | April 23, 2009
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Tags: A Village Romance: Lesbian Love, Bongo Bong, Boy Meets Boy, Brian Harris Krinsky, Claudine Natkin, Connor Clements, David Bonneville, Dish, Documentaries, El Reloj, Film Festivals, Gay Film Festivals, Gay Interest, Gay Movies, Girls of Fire, Heiko, Ho Wi Ding, James, Ken Wardrop, Le Fossoyeur, Lesbian Interest, Marco Berger, Mark Robinson, Meme pas mort, My Easter in Heels, Naked Island, Paradise, Punches and Ponytails, Saliva, Shakespeare and Victor Hugo's Intimacies, Shorts, Summer Afternoon, Sylvie Benavides, This Area Is Under Quarantine, Tomboy, Torino GLBT Film Festival, Torino GLBT Film Festival 2009, Under the Bright Sunshine, Viva Delorme, Yulene Olaizola
London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2009: BORN IN 68, Latin American Shorts
London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2009
Sunday, March 29, highlights
Schedule and synopses from the LLGFF website
Born in 68
Directed by:
Jacques Martineau, Olivier Ducastel
Cast:
Laetitia Casta, Yannick Renier, Yann Trégouët
Distributor:
Peccadillo Pictures
Country:
France
Year:
2008
Running time:
170min
Festival favourites Martineau and Ducastel return to the LLGFF with an epic drama covering life and sexual politics in France. Friends and lovers caught up in the excitement of May ‘68 at the Sorbonne eventually leave Paris for a communal life in the country. The collective seems at first like a fairytale of left wing hippydom. But principles are betrayed as members of the commune drift away to bourgeois careers. Laetitia Casta gives a great performance as the central figure, Catherine, loved by [...]
by Andre Soares | March 26, 2009
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Tags: Aristeu's Shoes, Born in 68, Etienne Dhaene, Fanny Ardant, Film Festivals, Gay Film Festivals, Gay Interest, Jacques Martineau, Laetitia Casta, London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, London Screenings, Marco Berger, Olivier Ducastel, Rafael Saar, The Last Wish, The New World, The Secrets
