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SHORT FILM PROGRAM

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FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT

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Bi‐Luscious!

Bisexual Shorts

Saturday

May 4, 2013

@

1:00 pm

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2013

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This film is presented in with English subtitles.
A rich tapestry of bisexual experience from first love, to folks realizing their additional same sex attraction later in life and those struggling with the invisibility of their bi identity. A roller coaster of love, loss, feathered boas and comical cat allergies.
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This short film program includes the following films:

The Devotion Project: Foremost in My Mind

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Gail Marquis, an Olympic medalist (Montreal ’76), met Audrey Smaltz when she was 43 and Smaltz, a former model, was 61. They’d each had other relationships, Marquis with women and Smaltz with men, but until they met it had never ‘clicked.’

Rift

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A family man struggling to cope with his hidden urges has his devotion challenged by the unexpected arrival of his secret lover.

Keys

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A young white collar man comes home to what he thinks will be a normal and relaxing evening but has a couple of visits that he isn’t quite prepared for.

Do You Have a Cat?

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It’s hard searching for love in the modern world. Especially when you’re a bisexual woman with a severe cat allergy.

Jenny Mi Amor

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Everyone thinks they know Jenny, but what do they really know? They love Jenny. They miss Jenny. They hate Jenny. They want to kiss her, fire her, borrow her clothes, get drunk with her, and go on a road trip with her. Jenny is everyone and no one at the same time. She makes your heart explode and then fills you with regret.

The First

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A stunningly shot coming of age tale about Drew, a teenager who struggles with his sexual identity and his first time(s)

The Devotion Project: My Person

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THE DEVOTION PROJECT: MY PERSON, the fourth film in the series, chronicles the love between Anne Plemons, a queer woman, and Eric Plemons, a trans man, as they raise their daughter Jonah in Oakland, CA.

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In Roberta's dream, she is trudging through the streets of Santiago, Chile carrying her bed on her back, having lost everything. In reality, she has a young son; an ex—the boy's father—who still adores her; a girlfriend, Javiera, who operates a “post pornography” website; and among other family members, a mother, Ana, whose disapproval she's come to expect. When she comes out to her mom, the older woman's reaction is predictably negative, which only encourages Roberta to bring her mother and her girlfriend together on a day‐long sailing trip. Trapped together on the open water, the three women have no choice but to talk to one another, even as they discover just how impossible communication sometimes is. Gorgeously shot, briefly erotic, writer/director Constanza Fernández's intimate drama touches on many things, including the challenges of coming out in a repressive society, the politics of sexual representation, and Chile's dark history and the tragic legacy of its “desaparecidos.” Mostly it is about the difficulty of relationships, whether between lovers or parent and child; how easy it is to hear but how hard it is to listen; and how difficult it is to understand and be understood. Roberta opens a Pandora's box with this voyage, as the woman who demands honesty from her lover and her mother finds out how hard it is to be honest, even with herself.
An intimate play evolving around three main characters: an adult woman, her mother and her female lover. Two days in their lives occur in two opposing setting, everyday life in the demanding metropolis of Santiago and a sailboat trip cruising a beautiful bay. The three character remain trapped in a claustrophobic confrontation. The film dialogs with ‘Knife in the water’ from the side of women, an intense character drama with many involuntary humorous scenes. The eternal, never completed quest of seeing and recognizing the other as they are or, at least, as they want to be seen.
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