2ND ANNUAL HOUSTON GAY & LESBIAN FILM FESTIVAL

May 29 – Screening – This evening of video shorts explores love and its difficulties – race, class, family, violence, and language in gay male relationship. Just Another Love Story (1991 – 1996) is a collection of work by John Lindell, touted by the Village Voice as “conceptual art tour de force.” Thick Lips, Thin Lips (1994) uses a kiss between an Asian and an Afro-Caribbean male as a focus for racial and homophobic violence. In Dark Sun, Bright Shade (1993), filmmaker Kwoi uses the turmoil of Tien An Men Square to echo one man’s inner conflict between East and West, father and son, friend and lover.  

May 30 – QUAC Mix-Up Video! – an evening of experimental queer video. 

May 31 – Pride Divide (Docu-Video) – Humorously and frankly examines the hidden gender gap permeating gay and lesbian life since the homophile movement began in the 1940’s. Includes dialogues from: Kate Clinton, Barney Frank, Michael Musto, Torie Osborn, Camille Paglia, Michelango Signorile and many others. 

Date & Time:

Friday, May 29, 1998, 8 pm; Saturday, May 30, 1998, 8 pm; & Sunday, May 31, 1998, 5 pm

LOCATION:

DiverseWorks
1117 E. Freeway
Houston, TX  77002

RELATED PROGRAMS:

Sunday, May 31, 1998, 6:15 pm
Panel Discussion – A Houston Gay and Lesbian History
A panel of outspoken Houstonians discuss Houston’s Gay and Lesbian history.   

PARTNERS:

Landmark Theaters

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Rice University Media Center

Southwest Alternative Media Project

Additional Information:

Curators
Sixto
 Wagan for the screenings.
Travis Mader for QUAC Mix-Up Video!
Laura Kellner for Pride Divide (Docu-Video).