Opening Night | Hooker-Dunham Theater @ 7PM | Friday, June 18th<\/p>\n
MISTRESS BUTTERFINGER
\ndirected by Jennifer Howd
\n“A playful satire of those classic candy commercials.”<\/p>\n
NEVER TOO LATE
\ndirected by Wendy L Weinberg
\n“Using old Hollywood footage, somehow Wendy Weinberg
\ncreates a contemporary look at gay marriage.”<\/p>\n
DYKE DOLLAR
\ndirected by Laura Terruso
\n“American economic angst and gay panic explode in suburban
\nNew Jersey.”<\/p>\n
QUEER PETS ADVENTURES
\ndirected by Veronique Courtois
\n“From butch kitties to accessory-obsessed doggies, this series
\nof delightful animated shorts shines a spotlight on some
\nadorably queer pets and their queer owners.”<\/p>\n
WIDE \u2018N\u2019 FURRY | Winner 2009 PAW AWARD CHAINED! TWO LADIES GET HAPPY Join us, after the screening, for the Pride Dance, hosted by the Men’s Program with help from the Queer Community Project and the Active Lesbians of Monadnock Area, at the Brattleboro American Legion Hall! | 9PM to 1AM<\/strong><\/p>\n Saturday Sessions | Session One | Tree Frog Farm @ 1PM | Saturday, June 19th<\/p>\n NO MORE LIES DEAR EDWARD OUT IN ROMANIA STORIES OF EXTRAORDINARY COURAGE THE ULTIMATE PENALTY LONG NIGHT’S JOURNEY INTO DAY TREMBLE AND SPARK Saturday Sessions | Session Two | Tree Frog Farm @ 2:40PM | Saturday, June 19th<\/p>\n NUMEROLOGY SON OF THE PREACHER LOVE AND OTHER RED SPOT SPECIALS THE GOLDEN PIN 25 THINGS I DID DURING MY BIG FAT DECODING ALAN TURING THE ROE EFFECT | Winner of the 2010 Chessie Award! Saturday Sessions | Session Three | Tree Frog Farm @ 4PM | Saturday, June 19th<\/p>\n A DAY AT THE BEACH SOMETHING 4 THE GAY BOYS I\u2019M JUST ANNEKE THE SHEEP AND THE RANCH HAND BEYOND BOUNDARIES YES AND NO COUNTERTRANSFERENCE Don’t miss the delicious barbecue and the announcing of the audience awards after the final screening!<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Shorts from the 2010 CineSLAM LGBTQ Short Film Festival Opening Night | Hooker-Dunham Theater @ 7PM | Friday, June 18th MISTRESS BUTTERFINGER directed by Jennifer Howd “A playful satire of those classic candy commercials.” NEVER TOO LATE directed by Wendy … Continue reading
\n[Best Short at Vermont Bear Film Festival]
\ndirected by Rob Sherman and Dan Dowling Jr.
\n“A furry spoof on Weird Al Yankovic\u2019s White and Nerdy<\/em>.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Betsy Kalin
\n“Why are lesbians literally attached to their wallet chains?
\nChained! is a quirky look into the lives of women who define
\nthemselves through their chains.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Cubby
\n“Follow Liza as she prepares for a performance on the
\nNorwegian Dawn.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Mark Payne
\n“A coming of age musical extravaganza.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Sam Feder
\n“This experimental documentary short viscerally depicts
\nthe mainstream media\u2019s attempts to classify transgender
\npeople.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Richard Ballon and Matt Bucy
\n“Why is that the new apple in our hand only reminds us of
\nthe orchard we walked away from?”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Richard Davis
\n“Richard Davis travels the world to find gay experiences in
\nplaces we don\u2019t often see. Here we have a glimpse of GLBT
\nlife in Romania through a visit to an underground club in
\nTransylvania.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Alison Segar
\n“Gays and Lesbians know what it means to be different in
\nsociety. Alison shows us how the many Somali Bantu refugees
\nin Vermont face a new world.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Christopher Dawes
\n“What goes into a painting when a gay artist confronts
\nthe ultimate penalty of execution for the \u201ccrime\u201d of
\nhomosexuality?”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Christopher Dawes
\n“In the city that never sleeps, what’s going through the head of an insomniac wandering the streets of Brooklyn while the rest of the city sleeps?”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Kelly Burkhardt
\n“Lesbian film noir of sex and murder.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Paula Durette
\n“Director Paula Durette, originally from South Windsor,
\nConnecticut, unveils the mysteries of lesbians through the
\noccult arts.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Jasmine Gervais
\n“Billy, the son of a preacher, secretly falls for a mysterious and pretty
\nnew parishioner. Constrained only to be able to look at her
\nduring Mass, he slowly lets himself punctuate the ceremonies
\nwith bits of his fantasies, giving rise to a succession of eclectic,
\noften romantic, but sometimes naughty thoughts.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Lauren Anderson
\n“In the universe, on Earth, in Australia, there is a small town. In
\nthe small town there are: 9,684 residents, one supermarket,
\nsix sets of traffic lights, and one shoplifting transvestite on an
\nextravagant quest for love.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Cuong Ngo
\n“Long, a young Vietnamese-Canadian swimmer, finds himself
\nstruggling between the expectations of his family and the
\ndemands of his heart. His father wants him to marry soon,
\nbut his mother, haunted by a past romance, hopes her son
\nwill stand up for what he believes.”<\/p>\n
\nLESBIAN DEPRESSION
\ndirected by Chris Russo
\n“After getting the shaft in an unbelievable break up, a lesbian
\nreveals her enlightened, yet hysterical road to recovery. 25
\nRandom Things uses the framework of social media to poke
\nfun at some of the crazy, yet personal things we do in life to
\nget through our darkest moments in order to move on from
\nthe past and emerge into a lighter state of being.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Christopher Racster
\n“Uncovers Alan Turing, British WW II hero at the center of
\nUS\/UK Intelligence, now hailed as the father of the modern
\ncomputer. His mysterious suicide in 1954 (by eating a cyanide
\nlaced apple) has gained him cult status, and spawned an
\nurban legend that the Apple Computer logo is a nod to his
\ngenius.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Kiel Adrian Scott
\n“In a world frighteningly similar to our own, Dawn, a high
\nschool girl, and Sam, her girlfriend, are madly in love. But
\nwhen Dawn falls victim to an unwanted pregnancy, a chain
\nof events are set in motion that would reveal a secret so
\npowerful that it could destroy all she holds dear. In the face
\nof considerable challenges, Dawn must choose between
\nexposing a painful truth and losing the girl she loves.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Veronique Courtois
\n“Fun animation of finding love at the beach.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Timothy McCarthy
\n\u201cThe title is an homage to Carmen Miranda\u2019s film of the same
\nname without the word gay. She was an original drag queen
\nfrom Rio. The film is about what was on my mind and what my
\nmind was on that Carnival Day in Rio, Brazil, 02.16.2010. We all
\nhave our targeting systems for our sexual interests and gauges
\nfor altered consciousness; I use dashboard gadgets to give
\nyou a look into mine and my altered state of mind.\u201d<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Jonathan Skurnik
\n“Anneke, a gender fluid 12 year old girl, has just started taking
\na hormone blocker so she can decide if she wants to be a boy
\nor a girl before entering puberty.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Loretta Hintz
\n“A yiffing good time!”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Betsy Jose
\n“Experiences of immigrants with diverse sexuality.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Kelsy Chauvin
\n“When a painting becomes the dividing line between two
\nfriends, a choice has to be made about what to salvage.”<\/p>\n
\ndirected by Madeleine Olnek
\n“A comedy about therapy and its discontents.”<\/p>\n