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SHORT FILM PROGRAM

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THROWBACK FROM 

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2012

Men's Shorts Program

With in person.
Sat, May 05 @ 4:30 pm
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Once again we bring you the best in men’s short films. We’ll be screening the world premiere of Vince Sandoval’s documentary on the 2011 Harbour to Bay ride H2B Angels along with fun, sad, challenging, and just plain queer short films as well as the world premiere of local filmmaker David Young’s Last Man Out.
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Heart

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Damien is compelled to follow his heart for what he thinks may be one last chance at happiness. Watching out for him are Fiona and Doc who prove that family is not always who you're born to but who's got your back.
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Dol (First Birthday)

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Nick is a gay Korean-American man living in Koreatown, Los Angeles with his partner Brian and their dog Chloe. When Nick attends his baby nephew's 'dol,' a traditional Korean first birthday party, he finds himself yearning for a life just out of reach.
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Fallen Comrade

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The story of the bond between two Soldiers in the US Army and the impact after one is lost in combat. Julian, a Soldier in the Army, reminisces at the Military burial of Alexander, revealing times in combat, in training, and intimate moments shared with the Soldier; his battle buddy, his lover...
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H2B Angels

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H2B Angels is a commanding documentary of families, partners, and friends who come together to determinedly fight HIV/AIDS as a community. Potent memories of love, loss, and still tender stories are evoked as filmmaker Vince Sandoval follows rider Joe and husband and crew member Jean-Charles Scappaticci at the 9th Harbor to the Bay HIV/AIDS benefit bike ride. As we hear from riders like the Scappaticcis, the ride founders, and shadow a dedicated crowd from Boston to Provincetown, we are reminded that, even today, no one is untouched by HIV/AIDS.
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Last Man Out

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A lonely, sexually repressed, accountant takes a day trip to a Boston Harbor island hoping to escape the city and enjoy his favorite Walt Whitman poetry book. But 150 years ago the island's now decaying Civil War fort served as the final prison for a young Confederate soldier. And now before this summer night ends - for better or worse - long imprisoned spirits could be freed.
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Mais ou Menos

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Teenager Ivo is constantly bullied by Sandro, his high school classmate. Their troubled relationship seems irreconcilable until an unexpected encounter changes everything.
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The Men's Room

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The Men's Room is an emotionally charged short film dealing with explicit themes of male sexuality, intimacy, and the concept of public decency. When Thomas ventures into a park for a sexual encounter with a stranger, he uncovers a striking complexity composed of desire, fear, and betrayal when his would-be anonymous sex partner turns out to be a cop. The Men's Room explores the seemingly unwelcome yet enduring pastime of public sex, a world of secrecy and code lurking just below the surface of normalcy.
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