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Short filmmakers are doing amazing work. DO NOT let the festival go by without having seen one of our shorts programs. There are BOYS' SHORTS and GIRLS' SHORTS to choose from, but also programs like DEAR DIARY (an amazing collection of work made by and about queer youth), and VERY ANIMATED (filled with the queerest of 'toons).
The festival provides a variety of interactive panels and readings, allowing you access and a better understanding of the art of filmmaking. WOMEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE is a panel where successful women in the industry will discuss some life-changing films. In MASTER CLASS WITH DANIEL MINAHAN, the writer and director will share his work and experience with our audience. And VANPOOL: THE SERIES is a script reading showcasing the talents of screenwriter Sean West, and a group of local actors.
Throughout this festival we've placed some archival and retrospective picks. Short film award winners from previous years show up in several programs, and two tenth anniversary feature films will be shown on gorgeous 35mm prints: THE INCREDIBLY TRUE ADVENTURE OF TWO GIRLS IN LOVE, and the first movie ever shown at the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, BEAUTIFUL THING!
Following the Northwest premiere of SAY UNCLE,
please join Three Dollar Bill Cinema for our Opening Night Gala
at Consolidated Works,
500 Boren Avenue North (at Rebublican St)
Your film ticket includes the gala.
Don't drive to the party, hop on the big bus! Running round trips until 1am between the Cinerama to Consolidated Works, courtesy of Gray Line of Seattle.
Please join the film's directors John Catania and Charles Ignacio, festival VIPs, and staff for a reception following the film at Manray.
514 E. Pine Street
Following the Northwest premiere of UNVEILED, please join festival VIPs and staff for a reception at Top Pot Doughnuts.
2125 Fifth Avenue (at Blanchard). (Ticket to film required for entry).
Please join directors Samantha Richert and Joshua Grannell, festival VIPs, and staff for a reception following the films at Rosebud.
719 E. Pike Street
Meet the director and cast
Learn more about being gay in rural America
Hear what HRC is working on in rural and not-so-rural Washington
And finally...learn to Square Dance!
Join the Puddletown Dancers and HRC for a night of ho-down square dancing!
Capitol Hill Arts Center
1621-12th Avenue, Friday, October 21, 9-11:30pm
Tickets are $10 and are ONLY sold through the HRC, events@hrcseattle.org, or at the screening of BACHELOR FARMER
Please join festival VIPs and staff for a reception celebrating Drew Emery's new film at 1200 Bistro.
1200 E. Pike Street
Following the Northwest premiere of TRANSAMERICA,
please join Three Dollar Bill Cinema for our Closing Night Gala
at The South Lake Union Discovery Center.
101 Westlake Ave. N.
Your film ticket includes the gala.
Don't drive to the party, hop on the big bus! Running round trips between the Cinerama & The Discovery Center, courtesy of Starline.
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