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Shorts from MIX NYC '94

Sunday

Jun 4, 1995

@

7:30 pm

Harvard Film Archive

11th Annual Boston Gay & Lesbian Film/Video Festival

With in person.
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Year
Run Time
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Language
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minutes
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This film is presented in with English subtitles.
Films/videos scrutinize mourning, remaking life with HIV, just being “normal,” activism, the need to create safe sex and the need to have unsafe sex.
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This short film program includes the following films:

Unforgiven Fire

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Steve Grandell & John R. Killacky
14 min
USA

Is There A Cure For My Friend?

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Liza Lauber & Natasha Maidoff
11 min
USA

Virus

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Stuart Gaffney
4 min
USA

Cold Bath

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Steve Orr
5 min
USA

Between You And Me (Tangled Garden Act Iii Scene I)

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Ken Anderlini
10 min
USA

Cling Film

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Anna Thew
20 min
UK

By Any Means Necessary

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Diva TV
8 min
USA

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