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15th Annual Boston Gay & Lesbian Film/Video Festival

Summer in My Veins / Nana, George and Me

With in person.
Sat, May 29 @ 2:00 pm
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This film is presented in with English subtitles.
Two personal documentaries: Summer in My Veins (41 min) and Nana, George and Me (48 min). Filmmakers Nish Saran and Joe Balass explore family, identity, and heritage.
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Summer in My Veins

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A personal documentary of the director’s struggle to come out with his homosexuality to his mother who is visiting him in the United States from India for his graduation.
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Nana, George and Me

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What do you get when you ask your 92-year old devout Jewish Nana and a 72-year old gay stranger questions you’ve only dared to dream of?
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