The Brisbane Queer Film Festival is on at the Brisbane Powerhouse from Friday April 9 to Sunday April 18 2010.
Some of the films that look interesting include:
Drool - a woman accidentaly kills her abusive husband, so she puts him in the boot of her car and sets off with her best friend
Eyes Wide Open - Aaron, who lives in an ultra-religious community in Israel, falls in love with Ezri, a young man
The Big Gay Musical - Two young gay musical theatre actors work out how they think they should live their lives
(Although the idea of gay men in musical theatre doesn't sound very believable)
Beautiful Darling: The Life and Times of Candy Darling, Andy Warhol Superstar
Hannah Free: Two women in the USA's Midwest maintain a lifelong love affair
Training Rules - documentary about how homophobia damages female athletes in college sports in the USA
For the full program of films, click here.
Tickets are $16 for a single film, or $14 concession. For details about tickets including triple-film deals, pre-selected packs of films and the opening night party, click here, and to book tickets online click here. All films at the festival are rated R and you might well need to show photo ID when picking up your tickets.
The Brisbane Queer Film Festival is on at the Brisbane Powerhouse, Lamington St, New Farm - click here for a Google Map including public transport details. To look up public transport routes and timetables, click here for the Translink journey planner.
Some of the films that look interesting include:
Drool - a woman accidentaly kills her abusive husband, so she puts him in the boot of her car and sets off with her best friend
Eyes Wide Open - Aaron, who lives in an ultra-religious community in Israel, falls in love with Ezri, a young man
The Big Gay Musical - Two young gay musical theatre actors work out how they think they should live their lives
(Although the idea of gay men in musical theatre doesn't sound very believable)
Beautiful Darling: The Life and Times of Candy Darling, Andy Warhol Superstar
Hannah Free: Two women in the USA's Midwest maintain a lifelong love affair
Training Rules - documentary about how homophobia damages female athletes in college sports in the USA
For the full program of films, click here.
Tickets are $16 for a single film, or $14 concession. For details about tickets including triple-film deals, pre-selected packs of films and the opening night party, click here, and to book tickets online click here. All films at the festival are rated R and you might well need to show photo ID when picking up your tickets.
The Brisbane Queer Film Festival is on at the Brisbane Powerhouse, Lamington St, New Farm - click here for a Google Map including public transport details. To look up public transport routes and timetables, click here for the Translink journey planner.
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