US PREMIERE

SHORT FILM PROGRAM

WORLD PREMIERE

FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT

THROWBACK FROM 

Tranny Short Films

Saturday

May 18, 2002

@

12:00 am

18th Annual Boston Gay & Lesbian Film/Video Festival

With in person.
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This short film program includes the following films:

Blue Haven

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Skateboarder boys search for the perfect empty swimming pool to ride. One searches for something more.

Junk Box Warrior

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Written by and starring Trans Slam Poet Marcus Rene Van, this film explores the alienation, frustration, and fear of not fitting into society’s gender dichotomy.

Just a Woman

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For the first time since her sex change, Morvadi dons the chador in order to leave her Teheran apartment–as a woman.

Just Call Me Kade

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A moving documentary about sixteen-year-old Kade transitioning from female to male.

Millennium Man

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Jason and his godson, Jordan, begin to experience similar changes; voices deepening, muscles sprouting, grit rubble, all the usual growing pains of puberty.

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