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SHORT FILM PROGRAM

WORLD PREMIERE

FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT

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15th Annual Boston Gay & Lesbian Film/Video Festival

Becoming Men

With David Kittredge in person.
Sun, May 23 @ 5:30 pm
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This film is presented in with English subtitles.
International shorts on growing up gay including Stanley Beloved (20 min), A Kiss in the Snow (22 min), A Good Son (12 min), Yellow Fever (25 min), and Fairytale (25 min). Director David Kittredge will be present.
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This short film program includes the following films:

Stanley Beloved

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Simon Chung's stylishly shot Stanley Beloved (Hong Kong, 1997, 20 min.) depicts two friends, one Chinese American and the other Australian, growing up in Hong Kong.
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A Kiss in the Snow

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Former Bostonian Frank Mosvold's A Kiss in the Snow (Norway, 1998, 22 min.) explores the consequences of a moment of truth between two teenage boys.
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A Good Son

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Robert Little's A Good Son (1998, 12 min.) explores similar territory in the story of a cute young bookworm's encounter with an older boy while attending his brother's dive meet.
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Yellow Fever

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In Raymond Yeung's Yellow Fever by Raymond Yeung (U.K., 1998, 25 min.), a young Chinese man who dates only white men gets a dinner invitation from his attractive Chinese neighbor.
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Fairytale

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David Kittredge's locally shot Fairytale (1998, 25 min.), a young man from the city brings his lover home (to Gloucester, Mass.) for the weekend, but he is not psychologically prepared for his parents' hostile reaction.
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