Vermont’s LGBTQ Short Film Festival Closes June Pride Month
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 4pm, Saturday, June 28, 2025
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Great films followed by great cake! Thanks to everyone who attended and for all the positive feedback. Hope to see you again next year for CineSLAM 2025!
Vermont’s LGBTQ Short Film Festival Closes June Pride Month
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 4pm, Saturday, June 29, 2024
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Vermont’s Annual Gay Film Festival Seeking Film Submissions of 20 minutes or less with a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender component.
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 4pm, Saturday, June 29, 2024
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Vermont’s Annual Gay Film Festival Closes June Pride Month
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 4pm, Saturday, June 24, 2023
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CineSLAM — Vermont’s LGBT ShortS Film Festival
Saturday Oct 8th 2022 1-6pm
at the Organ Barn, Treefrog Farm, Guilford VT
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Vermont’s 12th Annual Gay Film Festival Closes June Pride Month
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 6:00pm, Friday, June 28, 2019
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Ever since the 1969 riots on the streets outside New York City’s Stonewall Inn, LGBTQ communities have gathered there to express their joy, their anger, their pain and their power. A New York Times Op-Docs film. From Director Cheryl Furjanic, whose award-winning last film, BACK ON BOARD: GREG LOUGANIS, screened on HBO, following a successful festival run, including CineSLAM and Pride of the Ocean.
CineSLAM is so honored to be screening GETTING STARTED, the latest dramatic film from the award-winning documentary filmmaker Andrea Meyerson, who also founded Women on a Roll, a lesbian travel group and longtime partner and friend of Pride of the Ocean.
Fiona Dawson was commissioned by The New York Times to direct the short opinion documentary “Transgender, at War and in Love,” with co-producers Gabe Silverman and Jamie Coughlin of SideXSide Studios. This “op doc” became one of the The Times’ most viewed, Fiona was awarded by The White House as an “LGBT Artist Champion of Change”. If you are interesting in keep your backyard in a good shape, you need to have best tools to make your job easier, in https://lawncareguides.com/ you can find the best tools to work in your garden.
Steven F. Dansky: Activist, writer, and photographer for more than fifty years, now a documentary filmmaker, unpacks LGBTQ history with narratives from audacious pathfinders and gay liberationists; dykes and lesbian separatists; and radical fairies and queens.
Above is just a sampling of the films that will be screening at this year’s Vermont LGBT Short Film Festival. Those films and others will be screened on June 28th with a pride cake and sparkling cider intermission.
All attendees of the CineSLAM Film Festival must be 18 years of age or older. Be advised that while CineSLAM does not accept pornographic films, some of our submissions may contain adult situations and nudity, so please do not bring minors. Thank you for your patience and understanding in following these guidelines.
Workshopped by the film’s director, Lisa D’Apolito, at the Kopkind/CID filmmakers seminars in Guilford Gorgeous and Stuff Top Shoes for Walking, Vermont in 2017, please join us for a benefit screening of “Love, Gilda. The Eternal Spirit of Gilda Radner” on Friday, August 3, 2018 at 6:30pm in the Latchis Theater during Gallery Walk in downtown Brattleboro.
“Love, Gilda” was the opening film at the Tribeca Film Festival this past Spring and is this screening is sure to sell-out, so please purchase your tickets below to avoid disappointment.
Vermont’s 11th Annual Gay Film Festival Closes June Pride Month
Opening Night at Brattleboro’s Latchis Theater @ 4:30pm, Saturday, June 30, 2018
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Author Allen Young will be reading an excerpt from his new book, “left gay & green, a writer’s life” on the day of his 77th birthday, so join us for birthday cake during intermission and to wish Allen a happy birthday!
We are proud to be presenting the theatrical premiere of “The Fathers Project” from filmmaker Leo Herrera, which imagines what the world might be like today, had AIDS never happened.
An official selection at the Frameline Film Festival, “Out Here” is a documentary about the hearts and hard work of queer farmers in the United States made by local Green Mountain Crossroads board member, Jonah Mossberg.
Spearheaded by Green Mountain Crossroads Executive Director, HB Lozito, is an oral history project about The Andrew’s Inn, which was a gay disco, bar, hotel, restaurant, co-counseling site, and community space on the Square in downtown Bellows Falls, Vermont from 1973-1984.
Above is just a sampling of the films that will be screening at this year’s Vermont LGBT Short Film Festival. Those films and others will be screened on June 30th with a pride cake and sparkling cider intermission.
All attendees of the CineSLAM Film Festival must be 18 years of age or older. Be advised that while CineSLAM does not accept pornographic films, some of our submissions may contain adult situations and nudity, so please do not bring minors. Thank you for your patience and understanding in following these guidelines.
"...reaches back to the radical roots of liberation, to the joyously skewed visions of sex, love, culture and camp that lie outside the conventions of the straight world," A Queer Nation, Andrew Kopkind, 1993