Journey back to the 1960s and the dangerously sexy section of Paris known as Pigalle with Gigola. Formerly a precocious schoolgirl, Georges drops out of medical school and reinvents herself as Gigola, a black tuxedo attired seducer of women. It's 1963 and Paris is sizzling with sex. The stylishly butch Gigola spends her days roaming chic Parisian cafés, taking on the male criminal underclass at its own game, enticing pretty femmes away from their pimps, breaking hearts and making a few enemies along the way. Her evenings are spent in famous lesbian cabaret bar Chez Moune, picking up rich older women who keep her in the decadent style she has become accustomed to. It's not the life her parents wished for her, but it's a life she enjoys, or so it seems.

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Once again we are partnering with the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project to bring you the best shorts from the past year.

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We are proud to present the world premiere of J.C. Calciano's new film eCupid. J.C.'s last feature film Is it Just Me? was a smash hit at last year's festival and we are honored to be hosting the world premiere of his new film at the Brattle. We are also celebrating our Cambridge opening night with the city mayor, the Honorable David P. Maher, will be in attendance. Filmmaker and actors will be present as well. And please join us at OM after the screening to celebrate the start of the festival! OM is at 92 Winthrop Street in Harvard Square.

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