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SUMMARY:ReelOut's Opening Shindig!
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, January 26th 6pm \nReelOut’s Opening Shindig at The Broom Factory! \nGET TICKETS! \nJoin us for an early evening of live music\, drag and burlesque performances\, scrumptious desserts from Pan Chancho and thirst-quenching beverages from Spearhead Brewing Company as we celebrate our first in-person gathering of the ReelOut Film Festival since 2020! \nWe’re Better Together!! \nKingston’s hippest new party venue is The Broom Factory where your host\, Drag King extraordinaire Dare de LaFemme will be offering up live entertainment including performances from Kingston darlings The Gertrudes\, cabaret performer Rhapsody Blue and drag performer Connie Artiste! \nThis is an all-ages event but is not intended for children.
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/reelouts-opening-shindig/
LOCATION:The Broom Factory\, 305 Rideau Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7K3A9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Live Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230127T190000
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SUMMARY:Three Things Consulting/Reelout Opening Gala Film: Rosie
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets HERE! \n7pm Friday January 27th \nThree Things Consulting/Reelout Opening Gala Film: Rosie directed by Gail Maurice/Canada/2022/ 92:00min English & French with English Subtitles \nA film about family\, love\, and misfits\, ROSIE tells the story of a young\, orphaned\, Indigenous girl who is forced to live with her reluctant\, street-smart Aunty Fred (Frédérique). Rosie is thrust into the fringes of 1980’s Montréal into the care of Fred\, who just lost her job\, is on the verge of eviction\, and who looks and sounds nothing like her. Fred\, an artist who creates art from found and discarded objects or other peoples’ trash\, introduces Rosie to her two best friends Flo and Mo\, glamorous human beings who refuse to be confined by gender. In the end\, Rosie transforms the lives of these colourful characters and finds love\, acceptance\, and a true HOME with her new chosen family of glittering outsiders. \nThe tone is evocative of the beloved film Little Miss Sunshine and TV’s Shameless\, with a little Québécois slang thrown in for good measure. This short\, bilingual film is both funny and poignant. At its core\, ROSIE is a tale of identity\, family\, love\, and misfits. \nFeaturing a LIVE performance by Krista Muir\, Composer/Performer who has several songs included in the ROSIE Soundtrack!!!! (Photo credit Krista Muir from when she was the same age as Rosie’s child star Keris Hope Hill). Krista Muir is a modern day troubadour and recording artist who performs globally and pens songs for film\, tv\, interactive design and odes for humans in need of cheer. She sings all things! official: www.kristamuir.com \nWatch the Trailer! \nMood: Sweet\, Feel-good\, Funny\, Heartwarming\, Saucy\, Quirky
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/three-things-consulting-reelout-opening-gala-film-rosie/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Drama
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SUMMARY:Something You Said Last Night
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets HERE! \n9:15pm Friday January 27th  \nSomething You Said Last Night directed by Luis De Filippis/Canada/Switzerland/2022/96:00min \nRen\, an aspiring writer and mid-twenty-something\, accompanies her parents\, Mona and Guido\, and her younger sister\, Siena\, on a beach resort holiday in cottage country. As Ren navigates the resort\, she struggles to cope with her parents’ loving yet overbearing nature\, and tries to balance the yearning for independence with the comfort of being taken care of. The realities of being a stunted millennial and a trans woman coalesce in Ren not wanting to be perceived as a burden\, yet looming in the back of Ren’s mind is the secret of her recent dismissal from work\, and that once the holiday is over\, she will need to rely even more on her family’s support. Winner of TIFF’s Next Wave’s Change Maker Award\, honoring films that elevate voices and issues of social change. \n“With a young visionary behind the camera\, trans cinema is finally in the right hands.” – Jude Dry\, IndieWire News. \nMood: Tender\, Fun\, Intimate \nWatch a CLIP from the Film! \nCommunity Sponsor: Kingston Canadian Film Festival \nTransFamily Kingston & Beyond the Binary
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/something-you-said-last-night/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Drama
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T140000
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SUMMARY:The Butterfly Queen & Chivalric Values
DESCRIPTION:2pm Saturday January 28 \nThe Butterfly Queen-directed by Liam O’Connor-Genereaux/USA/2022/77:00min \nFive years ago\, best friends Casey and Robin parted ways. Casey wanted to draw cartoons and take over their grandparents’ sheep farm\, Robin wanted to leave town and never look back.  Now\, five years later\, Casey and Robin find themselves (against all odds) chasing a teenager through a magical\, monster-infested forest\, struggling to regain Casey’s stolen sketchbook so that they can get the hell back home. Trouble is\, The Butterfly Queen wants the sketchbook as well\, and she’s clever\, desperate and makes the rules. \nThis film really embodies the joy of independent filmmaking with a tiny budget\, developed over 5 years\, involving 80 people and shot on the director’s parents’ Vermont farm during the pandemic. “I really love fantasy. Odd\, Terry Gilliam\, Terry Pratchett\, Holly Black-style gritty sardonic fantasy. The kind where you can see the wrinkles and the stitches. And so I built a queer-inhabited fairy-tale that was driven by the twists and turns of trying to keep your friendships alive. We were able to create a complete magical world (during the pandemic) because neighbors loaned garages and power tools\, universities gave us access to rehearsal rooms\, we used library WiFi for endless Zoom calls and our art team worked thousands of hours through nights and weekends to hand-carve armor\, build weapons and dress and paint our huge sets.” – Liam O’Connor-Genereaux \nWatch the TRAILER! \nPreceded by:  \nChivalric Values d. Elissa Weir/Canada/2021/3:29min \nA medieval knight uses a dating app to find true love in the modern world. It doesn’t go as easy as she had hoped! \nMood: Whimsical\, Amusing\, Fantastic\, Adventurous \n Community Sponsor: Blue Canoe Productions
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/the-butterfly-queen-chivalric-values/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Fantasy
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T180000
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SUMMARY:Before I Change My Mind + Once Upon a Time in the Bay
DESCRIPTION:4pm Saturday January 28 \nBefore I Change My Mind directed by Trevor Anderson/Canada/2022/89:00/English \nTrevor Anderson is one of the most beloved shorts filmmakers screened at Reelout over the years and their first feature film does not disappoint.  While the other students wonder if new kid Robin is a boy or a girl\, Robin forges a complicated bond with the school bully\, making increasingly dangerous choices to fit in. \nThis quirky and delightfully surprising 80s period-piece features terrific performances by the young cast led by Vaughan Murrae (they/them) as Robin and Dominic Lippa (he/him) as Carter.   \nWatch the TRAILER! \n Preceded by : \nOnce Upon a Time in the Bay d. Judith Kanatahawi Schuyler/Canada/New Zealand/2022/10:00min \nAfter a year living in a straight-ass New Zealand beach town\, First Nations lesbian\, Tallulah can stand it no longer– she’s going back to Toronto where the rainbows fly and the glitter sparkles! But her only gay friend in the bay\, Māori Johnny is not letting her go that easy! Determined to show her that the bay IS gay so she’ll stay\, he sets out to prove it – but what the Indigenous friends discover instead is that the real pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is PRIDE. A comedic cross-Indigenous\, Rainbow story about identity\, visibility\, friendship and hope. \nMood: Quirky\, Nostalgic\, Funny\, Kooky\, Off-Beat\, Cool \nCommunity Sponsors: Trans Family Kingston\, Beyond the Binary\, The Yellow House
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/before-i-change-my-mind-once-upon-a-time-in-the-bay/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Drama
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T203000
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SUMMARY:Breaking The Ice + Hors-Jeu (Outsiders)
DESCRIPTION:7pm Saturday January 28 \nBreaking the Ice directed by Clara Stern/Austria/2022/102:00min/German with English Subtitles \nMira\, an Austrian woman escapes from the pressure of running her family’s vineyard by playing women’s ice hockey\, becoming the young captain. Then Theresa\, a new player\, arrives to challenge Mira’s rigid worldview.  Mira is closeted to her teammates but finds herself instantly attracted to Theresa\, leading Mira to adopt a not-so-friendly attitude to the new girl. When Mira’s brother Paul breezes back into town\, he not only brings the opportunity for family reconciliation but also an excuse for Mira to get closer to Theresa when he invites them out clubbing in the streets of Vienna. \n“Its singular focus is commendable and showcases a quietly powerful performance from Schaller and announces Stern as a filmmaker to watch” – Christian Gallichio: The Playlist \nWatch the TRAILER! \nHors-Jeu (Outsiders) d. Hannah Cauhépé/France/Turkey/2022/10:00min \nIn Erdogan’s Turkey\, being queer isn’t a crime (yet)\, but it can still make your life a living hell. Which is why some members of the community have decided to claim their right to exist\, loud and proud\, with a soccer ball. \nMood: Romantic\, Contemplative\, Sporty\, Sexy\, Flirty
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/breaking-the-ice-hors-jeu-outsiders/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Drama
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T213000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230128T230000
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SUMMARY:Disorienting Dick + Sex Sirens
DESCRIPTION:9:30pm Saturday January 28 \nDisorienting Dick directed by Richard Griffin/USA/2022/87:51/English \nFrom the director of Nun of That & Disco Exorcist comes a truly jaw-dropping comedy about conversion therapy with a generous dollop of dick. \nRichard “Dick” Whiteman is a seemingly “normal” young man with a perfectly normal girlfriend. But Dick’s life is about to be turned upside down when he is kidnapped by the evil Hippocampus Clinic\, who intend to use radical psychotherapy to turn him into the ultimate right-wing political candidate. \n“Benefitting from guffaws that elucidate from even the smallest of details\, such as names and places and even the entendre-laden title of the outing itself\, Disorienting Dick is the funniest movie I have seen all year. Ambitious and layered without being overdone\, it is also one of the best features of 2022. It is loving\, kind\, and joyous.” – Andrew Buckner\, A World of Dreams \n“If John Waters directed But I’m a Cheerleader!” – a keenly observant friend of the director. \nWatch the Trailer! \nPreceded by \nSex Sirens d. Max Kutschenreuter & Poppy Sanchez/The Netherlands/2022/25:32 \nSex Sirens explores one of the hottest categories of the Dutch ballroom scene. While preparing to walk at the Circus ball in Amsterdam\, four Sex Sirens reflect on their journey within ballroom culture\, and their relation to a category that is all about seduction\, sensuality\, and sexual empowerment. As we follow them on this journey of self-exploration\, we get a better understanding for what it means to be a Sex Siren and why these safe spaces are absolutely necessary in the world we live in today. \nMood: Silly\, Sexy\, Sassy\, Joyous\, Celebratory\, Baked out of your Tree \nCommunity Sponsor: Beers for Queers
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/disorienting-dick-sex-sirens/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Documentary
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230129T134500
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SUMMARY:Esther Newton Made Me Gay
DESCRIPTION:Sunday January 29th \nNoon Esther Newton Made Me Gay directed by Jean Carlomusto/USA/2022/92:00min/English \nESTHER NEWTON MADE ME GAY explores the life and times of cultural anthropologist Esther Newton. Throughout her career\, Esther was a pioneer—questioning and challenging status quo assumptions on gender\, sexuality\, and anthropological methods. Her work inspired generations of scholars to pursue research in what would eventually become the field of LGBTQ+ and Gender Studies. The film tells her story of awakening to gay life in the 1950’s\, the women’s liberation movement and lesbian-feminism\, drag culture\, and forging a butch identity which for her is now in conversation with trans-masculinity. \nKeenly attuned to the cultural and societal forces that shaped her life\, Esther guides us through an anthropology of herself\, a study influenced by her love for a sport—competitive dog agility—that pairs her aging butch body with her beloved dog teammate on an obstacle course that is constantly changing. \nIn her persistent efforts to train her body back into shape after numerous health setbacks\, we see the intense drive that has helped Esther navigate a lifetime of obstacles she faced in her quest to become who she wanted to be: a butch lesbian\, scholar\, and athlete. \n Mood: Nostalgic\, Inquisitive\, Fascinating\, Educational\, Appreciative \nCommunity Sponsors: Queen’s Department of Gender Studies \n 
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/esther-newton-made-me-gay/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Documentary
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230129T153000
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SUMMARY:Long Live My Happy Head
DESCRIPTION:Sunday January 29th \n2pm Long Live My Happy Head directed by Austen McCowan & Will Hewitt/UK/2022/89:00   \nWhat would you do if you were told you had a dramatically life-shortening illness when you were 32 years old? Start making comic books about it of course! Well\, that’s what Gordon did anyway. Gordon is a Scottish comic book artist with a big bushy beard\, very expressive eyebrows—oh\, and an inoperable\, incurable brain tumor. By making autobiographical comics about his experience\, he is able to communicate his thoughts and reactions to cancer in a medium and a language that is disarming\, accessible and inviting. \nApproaching his 40th birthday\, Gordon has found the love of his life\, Shawn — a warm-hearted and protective American man who lives in Bath County\, Virginia. Their relationship may be long-distance\, but they talk on the phone every day they’re not together and visit each other as often as possible. Although his previous comics looked at his own personal experience\, for his next book Gordon has chosen to focus on the people who look after people with cancer — the care-givers. \nLONG LIVE MY HAPPY HEAD is a film about cancer and comic books\, but it’s fundamentally a love story. We journey with Gordon and Shawn through one of the most difficult times of their lives only to see them emerge from the other side even stronger than before. Through intimately captured observational footage and video diary\, stylized key interviews and animations created from Gordon’s comic illustrations\, this film immerses the audience in Gordon’s world\, and reveals how art\, love and a sense of humor can soothe our deepest fears of mortality and losing the people we care most about. \nWatch the TRAILER! \nCommunity Sponsor: Kingston WritersFest
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/long-live-my-happy-head/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Documentary
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230129T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230129T180000
DTSTAMP:20230112T183538Z
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SUMMARY:Gender Benders: Shorts Program
DESCRIPTION:Sunday January 29th \n4pm Gender Benders: Shorts Program \nOnce again\, Reelout is proud to highlight some of the best\, new short works focusing on gender diversity. \nBetween Us d. Cailleah Scott-Grimes/2020/17:12/Canada/17:12/ Japanese with English Subtitles \nKei longs for a “normal life” in rural Japan. But for a transgender man who is jobless in his own hometown\, getting to normal is one steep climb. Director Cailleah Scott-Grimes in attendance. [reelout-clear] \nFirst Months of Freedom d. Kriss Lee/2022/Canada/9:17/English \nCat is a transgender woman in Tennessee who has been institutionalized since she was four years old\, & has gotten off parole in 2020. This film documents her first months of freedom. The piece was composed from phone videos she sent the filmmaker\, Skype calls\, archival material\, and some footage that a friend had shot a few years before. Cat shares stories from her childhood and her life inside men’s prisons\, including her relationship with her husband and former cellmate Doc who remains incarcerated. \n[reelout-clear] \nElsa d. Albert Carbó/Spain/2021/12:00/Spanish with English Subtitles \nElsa is a 6-year-old child who\, like anyone her age\, wants to live happly and free. She knows that she is different from most\, but despite her young age she is clear: she knows that she is a girl and that she is the queen of her life. Who could question it? ELSA talks about tolerance\, diversity and the possibility of choosing who we want to be. \n[reelout-clear] \nUn Jour Ordinaire (An Ordinary Day) d. Afaf El Haddioui/Canada/2022/1:51/French with English Subtitles \nA portrait of a non-binary person living in Montréal and their journey of self-discovery. \n[reelout-clear] \n‘Dear Me\, A Letter to My Younger Self’ d. Stella Gelardi Malfilatre/2022/Denmark/7:45/Danish with English Subtitles \nThe intergenerational cast was asked to write a letter to their younger/older self. A selection of quotes acts as the collective voice of the film. \n[reelout-clear] \nQueer Bodies d. Emma C. Barda/USA/2022/10:30/English  \nA queer documentary filmmaker explores gender identity and queer bodies through the lives and works of other queer artists. \n[reelout-clear] \nIn Limbo d. Harun Güler/Germany/2022/7:20/Turkish & English with English Subtitles \nIN LIMBO features a series of intimate vignettes of taboo-breaking personalities from Istanbul free from clichés and expectations. Treading the line between narrative and reality IN LIMBO plays with subversion. In one scene a masculine group is gathered on the shore talking about hooking up with girls\, before one person jumps in the water to reveal top surgery scars. In another\, a belly dancer twists in the desert\, kicking up dust and sand before lifting their veil to reveal a moustache. \n[reelout-clear] \nSoak d. Desdemona Dallas/USA/2022/10:49/English  \nIn a series of interviews ‘Soak’ uses moving and still images to explore masculinity through a queer lens. \n[reelout-clear] \nLuv\, Me d. Nicolas Jara & Yen Dinh/USA/2021/9:23/English  \nTiffany\, a K-drama fanatic and Thanh\, an anime and gaming nerd\, are roommates fresh out of college. Hoping to help her roommate put themself out in the romantic world\, Tiffany secretly makes Thanh a dating profile. Thanh\, in total frustration\, must decide whether to speak up or let Tiffany walk all over them. \n[reelout-clear] \nCommunity Sponsors: Trans Family Kingston & Beyond the Binary  \n 
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/gender-benders-shorts-program-3/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Shorts
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230129T210000
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SUMMARY:Unidentified Objects + 0utl4w
DESCRIPTION:Sunday January 29th \n7pm Unidentified Objects directed by Juan Felipe Zuleta/USA/2022/100:00 \nIf you’re looking for an enjoyable\, pleasant surprise in your movie-going adventures\, you cannot go wrong with the sneaky charmer of a film by director Juan Felipe Zuleta and writer Leland Frankel. Trust us\, there is no synopsis that truly does this film justice but here goes! \nPeter (played by the amazing Matthew August Jeffers) is a misanthropic dwarf hiding from the world in his shabby New York City apartment. But an unexpected visit from his upbeat—and possibly unhinged—neighbour Winona forces him out of his shell and onto an impromptu road trip. Their destination? What she believes to be the site of an upcoming alien visitation in the wilderness of rural Canada. On their increasingly surreal odyssey\, Peter and Winona will encounter bickering lesbian cosplayers\, shroom-addled survivalists\, and even extraterrestrial highway cops. But the further they go and the more their trauma comes to light\, it becomes clear that the only thing more nerve-wracking than being abducted is being alone in the universe. \nWatch a Clip! \nPreceded by: \n 0utl4w d. Florian Halbedl Hess/Canada/2022/7:52min/English \nTwo oddball lovers\, transfemme Val and Two-Spirit Rudy\, stranded on the side of a rural road\, bicker about their ill-fated relationship and forget that the bigger issue at hand is the\, possibly\, dead body in the cargo bed behind them.
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/unidentified-objects-0utl4w/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Science-Fiction
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230130T200000
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SUMMARY:All Man: The International Male Story + Riverside Queerness
DESCRIPTION:Monday January 30th \n6pm All Man: The International Male Story directed by Bryan Darling & Jesse Finley Reed/USA/2022/83:00min/English \nALL MAN: The International Male Story journeys across three decades of the catalog’s unlikely but lasting impact on fashion\, masculinity\, and sexuality in America. Gene Burkard\, a once-closeted Midwesterner and GI\, found freedom in San Diego\, where he transformed men’s fashion into something cosmopolitan\, carefree\, and trend-setting. International Male reached gay and straight customers alike as it redefined images of masculinity in American culture\, generating revenue and circulation in the millions. \nThis character-driven documentary crafts a portrait of a band of outsiders who changed the way men would look—at themselves\, at each other—and how the world would look at them. This is their story—a modern day fairy tale about a dream that really did come true. \n Preceded by  \nRiverside Queerness d. Eric Plamondon/Canada/2022/18:08min/English \nRiverside Queerness reveals hard moments in the Prairies’ shadowed queer history. Three storytellers navigate muddy waters that is Manitoba’s subconsciousness; where truth is blurred by the power of the currents. \nCommunity Sponsor: UNDR for Men
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/all-man-the-international-male-story-riverside-queerness/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Documentary,Drama
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SUMMARY:A Run For More
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday January 31st \n6pm A Run For More directed by Ray Whitehouse/USA/2022/82:00min \nGrowing up\, Frankie Gonzales-Wolfe learned to be a fighter\, but never imagined having a chance to make history as the first openly elected transgender official in Texas. Unfolding amidst an onslaught of trans legal attacks\, A RUN FOR MORE immerses viewers on Frankie’s journey as she finds her voice\, questions her relationship to community\, and tries to win an election. Shot over 4 years\, A RUN FOR MORE immerses viewers into Frankie’s unique campaign and the impact it has on her\, the city\, and the LGBTQ+ community in San Antonio. \nWatch the Trailer! \nCommunity Sponsors: Trans Family Kingston & Beyond the Binary
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/a-run-for-more/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Documentary
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SUMMARY:My Emptyness and I (Mi Vacio Y Yo)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday January 31st \n8pm My Emptyness and I (Mi Vacio Y Yo) directed by Adrian Silvestre/Spain/2022/98:00min/Spanish with English Subtitles \nAfter moving from France to Spain\, Raphi fantasizes about romances with princes and about starting a traditional family. However\, her situation looks nothing like that in reality. She works in a call center in Barcelona\, struggles with dates that often turn embarrassing\, and is diagnosed by her therapist as having gender dysphoria. We follow this trans woman as she makes her transition during this essential\, if confusing\, period. We see her in her everyday life\, as she talks candidly with colleagues\, queer friends\, and the men she meets through apps. Despite all the advice she receives\, it turns out that it is mostly time and experience that will help her embrace her place in this world. \nWatch the TRAILER! 
URL:https://www.reelout.com/event/my-emptyness-and-i-mi-vacio-y-yo/
LOCATION:The Screening Room\, 120 Princess Street\, Kingston\, Ontario\, K7L 5M6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Drama
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