The Films
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Spa Night
Andrew Ahn / United States / 2016 / Feature Film / 93 mins
A closeted Korean-American teenager takes a job at a Korean spa to help his struggling family, only to discover an underground world of gay sex at the spa that both scares and excites him.
Spa Night
Wexner Center for the Arts
November 19, 2016 7:00 pm Buy Tickets -
Walk For Me
Elegance Bratton / United States / 2016 / Short / 12 mins
Walk For Me is a contemporary coming out story where Hassan Kendricks explores his trans identity as a part of NYC's underground ballroom scene and the night his mother catches him in drag.
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The Saint of Dry Creek
Julie Zammarchi / United States / 2015 / Short / 4 mins
Patrick Haggerty remembers his father's unexpected advice to his gay son in rural Washington during the 1950s.
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That’s My Boy
Akhil Sathyan / India / Short / 24 mins
"'That’s my boy', a documentary on Gender Identity Disorder portrays the successful and remarkable life of Sonu, a female to male convert."
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Parting
Dimitris Toulias / United Kingdom / 2016 / Short / 10 mins
After a lifetime together, time has stopped for an elderly couple as they prepare to say goodbye.
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Accidental Activists
Mandi Wright / United States / 2016 / Documentary / 77 mins
This documentary follows two lesbians and their three kids on their journey to overturn the law that would allow them to adopt their children.
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Alexa to Exa
Exa Zim / United States / 2015 / Short / 18 mins
A documentary film about transcending assigned identity.
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My Brother
Miguel Lafuente / Spain / 2015 / Short / 22 mins
MY BROTHER tells the story of a young Spanish, Alberto, who have fled as far as possible from her conservative family. He lives in Berlin with her partner, and works as an illustrator of comics. But an unexpected event forces him to return to his suffocating Castilian village and confront not only their own origins but lies who created to survive. To save his guilty he will try to change the future of their tragedy through fiction, as best he can do, drawing. It is a story that takes us from a cosmopolitan, artistic and free world into a deep and hypocritical Spain, that still remains depressed despite the achievements of our society.
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Slash
Clay Liford / United States / 2016 / Feature Film / 100 mins
Neil is an awkward, questioning high school freshman with a hidden talent: he writes amazing homo-erotic fan fiction. Tender and charming, SLASH is as heartfelt and grounded as a film featuring multiple intergalactic pan-sexual orgies can be.
Slash
Canzani Center at CCAD
November 17, 2016 7:00 pm Buy Tickets -
Suicide Kale
Carly Usdin / United States / 2015 / 78 mins
A simple lunch turns into a catastrophe when Jasmine and Penn, a new couple with an uncertain future, find an anonymous suicide note at the home of the happiest couple they know.
Suicide Kale
Canzani Center at CCAD
November 13, 2016 7:00 pm Buy Tickets
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Dance, Girl, Dance
Dorothy Arzner / United States / 1940 / Feature Film / 90 mins
A burlesque queen (Lucille Ball in her first starring role) competes with an aspiring ballerina for a divorced playboy.
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Golden, Golden
Erica Cho / United States / 2016 / Short / 14 mins
When two broke 20-somethings from San Bernardino visit a Los Angeles fortuneteller, conjoined crystal balls and queer, pop song visions open up new spaces for desiring and becoming — across Asian, Black, and Latinx imaginaries.
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I’m Fine
Lucretia Knapp / Taiwan / 2016 / Short / 23 mins
A poetic documentary that brings the viewer into the household of a Taiwanese mother and daughter who share an apartment, but express their own histories within different Tongzhi (LGBTQ) communities.
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Christopher Strong
Dorothy Arzner / United States / 1933 / Feature Film / 78 mins
A famous female flier and a member of Parliament drift into a potentially disastrous affair in this film featuring Katharine Hepburn in her first starring role.
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