Once again we bring you the best in men’s short films. We’ll be screening the world premiere of Vince Sandoval’s documentary on the 2011 Harbour to Bay ride H2B Angels along with fun, sad, challenging, and just plain queer short films as well as the world premiere of local filmmaker David Young’s Last Man Out.

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Once again we bring you the best in women’s short films including the area premiere of Coffee and Pie starring Amy Seimetz (Alexander the Last, The Off Hours) who was named one of the breakout stars at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, as well as rising star Sophia Takal (Gabi on the Roof in July, Green).

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On May 6th, 2009 Maine became the f irst state to legislatively grant same-sex couples the right to marry. Seven months later, a referendum reversed this right, and Maine became thirty-first state to say “no.” Question One, a new documentary by award winning filmmakers Joe Fox and James Nubile, chronicles the fierce and emotional battle. The film chronicles in “War Room” fashion the behind the scenes workings on BOTH sides of the campaign (the first time this has ever been done). With deeply personal and revealing interviews, people bared their hope and heartache as they fought to the finish for an issue framed and anchored in passion and purpose. The film also documents the controversial leading role of California based campaign consultants Frank Schubert and Jeff Flint as referendum proponents. Schubert-Flint Public Affairs headed the 2008 campaign for Proposition 8 in California, and have since taken the lead in a nationwide effort to outlaw same-sex marriage in other states. (Description courtesy of filmmaker.)

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