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SUMMARY:7pm Queer Artivism
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, January 30th 7pm \n \nQueer Artivism \nD. Masa Zia Lenardic & Anja Wutej/Slovenia/2013/96:00/Documentary \nQueer Artivism offers an insight into five different queer film festivals through video footage and interviews with the organizers.  It is a tribute to queer film festivals and presents different points of view on the current status of queer film festivals and queer films. Throughout the documentary interviewees (festival organizers\, filmmakers and musicians) share their personal stories and elaborate on the importance of queer film festivals and queer film\, opening a new space for discussion\, reflection and evaluation of queer film festivals and queer film in today’s society. \nWATCH THE TEASER TRAILER \nPreceded by short films I Love My Skin & Gay Goth Scene \n I Love My Skin  \n D. Terry Haines /4:13min /Canada/2012 \nA quirky conversation about the affects of colonialism on the minds of First Nations children.Filmmaker and visual artist\, Terry Haines is a non-status Aboriginal who has lived in Vancouver for over twelve years but is from British Columbia’s interior. His works have been presented at many film festivals including the Vancouver Queer Film Festival\, the Dawson City International Short Film Festival and the IMAGeNation Aboriginal Film and Video Festival in Vancouver. \n  \nGay Goth Scene D. Kai Stanicke /4:57min /Germany/2013 \nThis music video for Canada’s The Hidden Cameras paints a portrait of a young boy who finds school a living hell. He decides    to put an end to it. Trigger Warning: Teen Suicide and Bullying. \nKai Stanicke’s stylish interpretation of Din (A) Tod’sCold Star screened to great reviews at Reelout 13. Next to his work on set of feature films\, Kai Stänicke produces and directs short films and music videos. His films were shown in festivals all over the world (Toronto\, Los Angeles\, New York\, San Francisco\, Paris\, Berlin\, Melbourne\, Tel Aviv\, Mumbai) and received both critical acclaim and awards. \n 
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/7pm-queer-artivism/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:9:00pm Seek
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, January 31st 9:00pm The Screening Room Cinema 1  \nWorld Premiere Screening!  WATCH THE TRAILER \n Seek   D. Eric Henry/2013/Canada/76min/Drama \nReelout is proud to present the World Premiere of emerging filmmaker Eric Henry’s Toronto-based feature Seek. The film centers on Evan\, a shy\, budding young writer attempts to shake off the torment of lost love while taking an assignment profiling an alluring club promoter who reigns over a world of music\, lights and drag queens.The film  features a talented cast of newcomers and some familiar faces like Jonathan Nathaniel (MTV’s ‘1 Girl 5 Gays)\, Matthew Ludwinski (Going Down in LaLa Land) and the legendary drag performer Michelle Ross. \n  \nPreceded by Playing It Straight and Straight With You: \nPlaying It Straight Short/2013/Canada-USA. 19:49min Director Michael P. Kenney. \nPatrick\, the man with everything\, wakes up to the aftermath of a drunken bachelor’s night out before his wedding. Faced with  the ultimate dilemma\, it is up to Patrick to remove all obstacles to achieve his ultimate goal: acceptance. \nWriter/Director Michael P. Kenney is a Queen’s University Alum originally from Mississauga Ontario now living in Los Angeles.   “Playing It Straight” was voted as a Festival Favourite at 2013 Cinema Diverse! Palm Springs Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. \nVist the film’s Facebook Page. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nStraight With You Short/2012/The Netherlands.18:58min D. Daan Bol \nEleven year old Melvin has a secret: he’s not into girls.  What should he do when the coolest girl in school sends him a love letter? \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThank You to our Community Sponsors for this event:  The Kingston Canadian Film Festival & Education on Queer Issues Project (EQUIP)
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/900pm-seek/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:7pm RBC Opening Gala Film + Reception
DESCRIPTION:Who’s Afraid of Vagina Wolf      Comedy. 2013. USA. 83min. Director Anna Margarita Albelo \nAs another birthday rolls around\, forty-year-old filmmaker Anna (played by the director) returns to her never-changing list of resolutions: lose twenty pounds\, get a girlfriend\, and direct a feature film. This year\, Anna plans to knock (at least) two of those resolutions out with one stone\, by writing a lesbian remake of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\, devised to win the affections of her leading lady\, Katia (Janina Gavankar of The L-Word). With Anna planning to act opposite her beautiful crush\, her two best friends\, Penelope (Go Fish’s Guinevere Turner) and Chloe (True Blood’s Carrie Preston)\, round out the four-person cast. Unfortunately\, things don’t run smoothly\, as egos begin to clash and crewmembers start sleeping with one another. Will Anna go yet-another year without accomplishing any of her resolutions? From the co-writer of Saved! (2004)\, Who’s Afraid of Vagina Wolf? is a hysterical behind-the-scenes comedy\, from Reelout fave Albelo (The Turkey\, Where The Girls Are). \nCheck out the film’s website and \nPreceded by: \n \nWhispers of Life D. Florian Halbedl. Canada. 11min. 2013. \nWhen threatening bullies interrupt Tom’s after-school haven\, a stranger actively uses Tom’s imagination to challenge the gay teen’s thoughts of suicide. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n10pm RBC Opening Gala Reception & Dance: Party Like Its 1999 \nRenaissance Event Venue (285 Queen Street)  DJ’d by CFRC featuring live performances and slideshows of Reelout’s past 15 years.  Admission is included with ticket to the film.
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/7pm-rbc-opening-gala-film-reception/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
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