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past board of Micki Buie 2019 People are always surprised to learn that a city the directors RJ Hussey Arianna Pozzuoli size of Kingston can sustain such a large, cultural Constance Baran-Gerez Kat Burrows Anna Hwang Jim Puckalo This is the Point festival that focuses on films about LGBTQ+ lives. Justin Barath Brian Cannon Theresa James Catherine Puffer Carson Contreras Galaviz William Carroll Sandra Jass Rajeevan Rasenthiran Much of that success can be attributed to collaboration. Kali Carys Carolyn Johanson Kelly Rider Mar 6-10 Collaboration between the queer community and Corinne Burke Kyle-Thomas Christiansen Taryn Cates Alannah Johnson Kiley Rider the larger community who champion this festival; Shannon Coyle Joe Chapman Dhiv Joseph Niq Roadbike between activists and artists; between academics Yasmine Djerbal Paul Clifford Megan Joslin Sarah Robayo Sheridan Gandini Juggling & Dance: and non-academics; in an environment that fosters Bob Giarda Joshua Collins Zoe Jurista James Robbins a culture of respect and inclusion that not only Michael Gosselin Kevin Collins Nikki Kauf Jason Rogers Shannon Collins Kalanthe Khaiat Thomas Rogers Sigma acknowledges intersectional identities but makes Sylvia Grills Pamela Havery Alison Cope Gary Kibbins Madeleine Ross them/us the star of the show. We want to thank all Anna Cordner Judy Kim Jessie Rust-Smith Mar 19 | 7:30 PM the sponsors, patrons and volunteers + the 260 staff, Corey Hayden Brea Hutchinson Charles Nathan Jess Kincaid Joan Salton board and programming collective members on the Carolyn Johanson Cossette-Bernard Mitchell King Laura Schaefer team since 1999 for getting us to where we are today. Megan Joslin Caitlin Cowan Trevor Laforce Jim Seale Jesse Cook Samantha King Rya Cowperthwaite Mason Lam Caleb Seguin This is the largest festival in scope and scale we’ve Sophie Kiwala Emily Cummins Woods Heidi Lamont Rachelle Seguin Mar 29 | 7:30 PM Magda Lewis Julie Darke Taylor Leeder Mark Sloan ever assembled with 39 individual programs spread Henna Datt Rob Lesurf Ron Sly out over 15 days. This includes 116 new and memorable Aara Macauley Scott Matthews Emma Daughton Ben Leviton Rosanna Smyth films from our 20 year history as well as an animation Marney McDiarmid Suzanne Day Peggy Lin Amanda Snider The Legendary workshop with San Francisco-based artist Clyde Megan McDonald Darrell Dean Yiyang Liu Pamela Stamoulis Petersen; a cabaret performance by Toronto-based Bruce Morgan Melissa Deleary Cat London Nils Stefan Boylesque; new dance works by choreographer Kay Sharday Mosurinjohn Anne Delorme Susan Lord Mike Stringer Ladies of Country Meigan Dickinson Lisa Luo Blake St. John Kenney and Movement Market Collective; musical Faith Mousa Kiley Rider Andrea Doggett Lynn Ly Jason St-Laurent aPr 5 | 7:30 PM performances by Jenica Rayne & Lynne Hanson, and Alysha Dominico Eleanor MacDonald Mike Stringer Full Circle; an aerial acrobatics performance by circus Alice Robinette-Woods Jon Sargent Susan Douthewaite Larry Mackey Cheryl Sunder artist Erin Ball and plenty of audience engagements Mark Sloan Libby Drew Josh Malm Stephan Tang Peggy Baker Dance Projects presents with visiting filmmakers like Thom Fitzgerald, Dayna Peter Thompson Yvonne Ehinlaye Bonita Martens Tracey Taylor McLeod, Jason Karman, Justin Ducharme, Nicholas Dan Thomson Fitch Elron Reid Martin Casey Telford Hautch, Josh Clapp, Isaac Alfie, Howard Adler and Ashley Vanstone Lenny Epstein Steven Maynard Pam Thompson who we are in the dark Sarah Eves Marney McDiarmid Dan Thomson more! past staff & Lauren Ferenbach Leda McDonald Benjamin Tollestrup aPr 9 | 7:30 PM collective Marion Ferrer Janice McLean Max Tremblay We wish you an emotionally-rewarding festival experience. 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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 12pm-1pm The Screening Room FILM AND EVENT 20/20 VISIONARIES: DAYNA MCLEOD In honour of our 20 years we asked Montreal performance-based artist and former Reelout guest Dayna McLeod to choose 20 minutes of her work to screen for an audience followed by a 20 minute, LISTINGS moderated discussion and questions from the audience. MASTER LIBATION by Dayna McLeod / 2002 / 4:25min / digital colour animation THAT’S RIGHT DIANA BARRY - YOU NEEDED ME by Dayna McLeod / 2009 / 6:48min / colour THONG5 by Dayna McLeod / 2010 / 4:10min / colour THURSDAY JANUARY 31 5:45pm-7pm The Screening Room HEADPHONE KARAOKE: DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ by Dayna McLeod / 2018 / 1:54min / colour I LIVE FOR MENOPAUSE by Dayna McLeod / 2018 / 4:15min / colour DYKES, CAMERA, ACTION! The Moderator: Amy Lucille Wilding d. Caroline Berler / 58min / USA / 2018 / Documentary Lesbians didn’t always get to see themselves on screen. But between Stonewall, the feminist movement, community sponsor: Kingston OPIRG and the experimental cinema of the 1970s, they built visibility, and transformed the social imagination about queerness. Filmmakers Barbara Hammer, Su Friedrich, Rose Troche, Cheryl Dunye, Yoruba Richen, Desiree Akhavan, Vicky Du, film critic B. Ruby Rich, Jenni Olson, and others share moving and often SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 2pm-5pm The Screening Room hilarious stories from their lives and discuss how they’ve expressed queer identity through film. community sponsor: Queen’s University Department of Sociology INDIGIQUEER SHORTS FROM TURTLE ISLAND & AOTEAROA Coined in 2004 by Thirza Cuthand, the term Indigiqueer is a way for queer Indigenous folks to identify themselves and their queerness. This cinematic collection showcases how versatile THURSDAY JANUARY 31 8:15pm-10:30pm The Screening Room two-spirit/Indigiqueer life is. Join us for a mix of narrative and experimental works that defies colonial expressions of queerness. Filmmaker and curator Justin Ducharme will be visiting us TUCKED from Vancouver to present this program and engage with audiences. d. Jamie Patterson / 120min / 2018 / United Kingdom HARD OUT Howard Adler, Candy Renae, Jessie Short / Aotearoa / 2017 / 4min An encore screening of this film is playing at 8:15pm on Monday, February 11th. When veteran drag queen, Jackie I LIKE GIRLS Diane Obomsawin / Turtle Island / 2017 / 8min Collins, receives a diagnosis with six weeks to live, all he wants to do is perform his long-running act, MOHAWK MIDNIGHT RUNNERS Zoe Leigh Hopkins / Turtle Island / 2013 / 16min and behave as if all is normal. But between a surprising new friendship with a rising young queen and PASKWÂW MOSTOS ISKWÊSIS (BUFFALO GIRL) Howard Adler, Leo Koziol, Candy Renae Fox / Turtle Island / 2017 / 4min unfinished business with his estranged daughter, he may just have the most eventful month and a half POSITIONS Justin Ducharme / Turtle Island / 2018 / 12min of his life. A feel-good film with charm, humor and surprising insight into gender identity across THE PROMISE OF PIHA Hanelle Harris / Aotearoa / 2015 / 16min generations, this marks the first queer film from prolific young British director Jamie Patterson. STRANGE TERRITORY Jessie Short and Ashley Bedet / Turtle Island / 2018 / 4min community sponsor: Positive Space / Queen’s Human Rights Office [UNTITLED & UNLABELED] Terry Jones / Turtle Island / 2017 / 3min TSANIZID (WAKE UP) Beric Manywounds / Turtle Island / 2017 / 6min FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 7pm-11pm The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning QUEER STORIES, QUEER HISTORIES community sponsor: Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre RBC Opening Gala SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 4pm-5:30pm The Screening Room The Reelout/RBC Opening Gala Selection for our 20th year celebrates the stories and histories of our local LGBTQ communities. Three documentaries and one narrative based on a true story, ranging OCTAVIO IS DEAD! from 1995 to 2018, tell the stories of humans looking for a place to live and love right here in Kingston. d. Sook-Yin Lee / 90min / 2018 / Canada Along with film screenings, the evening will feature a conversation with the filmmakers and guests Things are not quite what they seem in Octavio Is Dead!, a moody and sexually charged supernatural from the films, performances by circus artist and recent Mayor’s Arts Award recipient Erin Ball and tale from multitalented director Sook-Yin Lee. Tyler (Alias Grace’s mesmerizing Sarah Gadon) is by musicians Jenica Rayne & Lynne Hanson and Full Circle. unemployed and unsettled after learning that her father, a man she’s never met, has died and left her everything, including an apartment cluttered with the detritus of a complicated life. Her mother KINGSTON IS BURNING by James Fowler / 22min / 1995 / Canada Joan, played by the legendary Rosanna Arquette, doesn’t even want to talk about it. Impulsively MISS TYFFANIE - EXTREME CLOSE-UP by Sandra Jass, Jessica Lindal, Matt Maclellan / 17min / 2008 / Canada deciding to explore her father’s stomping grounds before the apartment is sold, Tyler’s curiosity TINY HOUSE by Josh Clapp & Isaac Alfie / 18min / 2018 / Canada about her father slowly evolves into a sensual exploration of her own identity and desires. FARM SUM ONTARIO by Jonathan Davies / 16min / 2018 / Canada community sponsor: Kingston Canadian Film Festival community sponsor: RBC Royal Bank of Canada, The Tett Centre for Learning and Creativity, City of Kingston Cultural Services, Pan Chancho Bakery & Cafe SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 7pm-8:40pm The Screening Room
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 11am-12pm The Screening Room AISLES OF LESBOS (1999-2018) We are filling the theatre from aisle to aisle with short films celebrating female sexuality and 20/20 VISIONARIES: JASON KARMAN relationships in all their glory (and mediocrity). You’ll see memorable film and video from Reelout’s In honour of our 20 years we asked Vancouver-based screenwriter and director and frequent Reelout past years and the latest and best lesbian short films from 2018. contributor Jason Karman to choose 20 minutes of his work to screen for an audience followed by a 20 THE HOUSESITTER by Melissa Levin / 2001 / 15min / CANADA RUBB MY CHUBB by Alexis Mitchell / 2007 / 9:30min / CANADA minute, moderated discussion and questions from the audience. BED by Evie Leder / 1999 / 14min / USA STRIPPED by Jevon Boreland and Anthony Hunos / 2018 / 10min / CANADA AFTER MORNING by Kelly O’Brien / 1999 / 5min / CANADA PRESLEE by Sabrina Budiman / 2017 / 10:49min / CANADA KIMCHI FRIED DUMPLINGS by Jason Karman / 14:13min / 2013 / sound / colour / English YOU FAKE by Maureen Bradley / 2003 / 6min / CANADA SOFT CORE by Varun Saranga / 2017 / 7min / CANADA TWO-SIDED RIDE by Jason Karman / 8:50min / 2016 / sound / b/w / English WATCHING LESBIAN PORN by Dayna McLeod / 2001 / 10min / CANADA LIONHOOD by Jason Karman / 2:09min / 2018 / sound / colour & b/w / English INTERVIEWS WITH MY NEXT GIRLFRIEND by Cassandra Nicolaou / 2001 / 13min / CANADA Moderator: Henry Heng Lu YOU DON’T BRING ME FLOWERS by Jess Dobkin / 2012 / 6min / CANADA
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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 9pm-10:15pm The Screening Room MONDAY FEBRUARY 4 8:15pm-10pm The Screening Room FETISHES & FANTASIES (1999-2018) YOUTUBE MADE ME A MONSTER DOCUMENTARY DOUBLE BILL This program champions the work of 12 filmmakers who fetishize a gamut of objects and body parts like Samantha Hudson and The Quiet Rebel were two fascinating documentary submissions to Reelout this glasses, balloons, plates, pastries, water sports, foreskin, leather and bondage but also imagine fantasy year that our programming committee felt should be screened together. One story is about a radical worlds set in dizzying eclectic locales like Edwardian England, Turtle Island during colonization, a feminist in Australia and the other is about an “electroqueer” youth in Spain. Interestingly though, leather bar in Seattle, outer space and in the twisted mind of Dayna McLeod. both documentary subjects are artists who have chosen social media to exhibit their talents and both films excellently document how internet fame can be utterly destructive to a creator. I MAKE PASSES AT GIRLS WHO WEAR GLASSES GALACTIC DOCKING COMPANY by Clark Nikolai / 2009 / 2:49min / CANADA by Melissa Levin / 2000 / 2min / CANADA ULTIMATE SUB ULTIMATE DOM: Maria Von Trapp & Mary Poppins SAMANTHA HUDSON (SAMANTHA HUDSON, UNA HISTORIA DE FE, SEXO Y ELECTROQUEER) HELIUM by Daniel McIntyre / 2017 / 4min / CANADA by Dayna McLeod / 2009 / 3:04min / CANADA d. Joan Purcel / Documentary / 60min / SPAIN / 2018 / Spanish with English subtitles LICKED by Elia Singer / 2000 / 7min / CANADA GROUP OF SEVEN INCHES by Kent Monkman / 2005 / 7:35min / CANADA THE QUIET REBEL d. Carole Cassier / Documentary / 49min / France / 2018 / English PUSSY BUFFET by Anonymous / 2001 / 7min / USA LORD COCKWORTHY by Clark Nikolai / 2010 / 9:17min / CANADA EAT CAKE by John Caffery & Jeremy Laing / 2003 / 3min / CANADA RUSALKA by Wes Hurley / 2016 / 9min / USA community sponsor: Queen’s EngiQueers UROPOP by Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay / 2006 / 1:30min / CANADA ZOLUSHKA by Wes Hurley / 2013 / 7min / CANADA Join us at BEERS FOR QUEERS at Monte’s Lounge at the Tir Nan Og after the screening! TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5 5:45pm-7:15pm The Screening Room community sponsor: Beers for Queers, GIV, Vtape, CFMDC RAFIKI SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 1pm-2pm The Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts d. Wanuri Kahiu / 83min / Kenya / South Africa / Germany / Netherlands / France / Norway / Lebanon / Drama / 2018 / In Swahili & English with English subtitles TORREY PINES An encore screening of this film is playing at 4pm on Sunday, February 10th. Bursting with the colorful street style d.Clyde Petersen / 60min / 2016 / USA and music of Nairobi’s vibrant youth culture, RAFIKI is a tender love story between two young women in a Torrey Pines is a stop-motion animated feature film by director Clyde Petersen. Based on a true story, country that still criminalizes homosexuality. Initially banned in Kenya for its positive portrayal of queer the film is a queer punk coming-of-age tale, taking place in Southern California in the early 1990s. romance, RAFIKI won a landmark supreme court case chipping away at Kenyan anti-LGBT legislation. Raised by a schizophrenic single mother, Petersen’s life story unfolds in a series of baffling and community sponsor: Department of Global Development Studies hallucinated events. With a mother fueled by hallucinations of political conspiracy and family dysfunction, Petersen is kidnapped at the age of 12 and taken on a cross-country adventure that TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5 8:15pm-9:45pm The Screening Room will forever alter the family as they know it. Filmmaker Clyde Petersen in attendance. community sponsor: Queen’s University Film + Media Studies Brought to you through the generosity of the George Taylor Richardson Fund. SHAKEDOWN d. Leilah Weinraub / 2018 / USA / 80min / Documentary Feature Shakedown, a series of parties by and for black women, dominated Los Angeles’ underground lesbian SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 2:30pm The Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts strip club scene from the 1990s through the 2000s. This film is equal parts provocative, touching, sexy, and nostalgic for days long gone. Director Leilah Weinraub captures the glamour, grit, and joy of club ANIMATION WORKSHOP life at Shakedown, from welcoming the birth of the first Shakedown baby, to dancers being harassed and arrested by the LAPD. It’s a celebration of a unique time and space, crackling with footage that with CLYDE PETERSEN (amazingly) was shot and has survived. community sponsor: Queen’s University Film + Media Studies, Kingston Frontenac Public Library community sponsor: CFRC 101.9FM Brought to you through the generosity of the George Taylor Richardson Fund. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 5:45pm-7:15pm The Screening Room SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 4pm-5:30pm The Screening Room EVA + CANDELA LOVE, SCOTT d. Ruth Caudeli / 90min / 2018 / Colombia / Spanish with English Subtitles d. Laura Marie Wayne / 76min / Canada / 2018 An encore screening of this film is playing at 8:15pm on Tuesday, February 12th. A portrait of two strong, independent women: a female director and the star of her first film. The passion between them creates a seductive and Filmed over three years by Scott’s close friend, Love, Scott is an intimate and visually evocative window fascinating intimacy. But over time, their relationship evolves, swinging from infatuation to sensuality, into queer experience, set against a stunning score by Sigur Rós. Scott Jones, a gay musician, is attacked which turns to tenderness, and then routine. They never wanted to be a conventional couple, and yet and paralyzed from the waist down; what follows is a brave and fragile journey of healing and the that’s just what they’ve become. Can Eva and Candela withstand the inevitable effects of time to overcome transformation of a young man’s life. the metamorphosis of their relationship? community sponsor: The National Film Board of Canada, Skeleton Park Arts Festival community sponsor: aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 6:30pm-8:15pm The Screening Room WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 8:15pm-9:45pm The Screening Room EVERY ACT OF LIFE d. Jeff Kaufman / Documentary / 94min / 2018 / USA JUST FRIENDS (GEWOON VRIENDEN) The life of Tony-winning playwright Terrence McNally (Master Class, Ragtime, Kiss of the Spider d. Annemarie van de Mond / 80min / 2018 / The Netherlands / Dutch with English Subtitles Woman, Frankie and Johnnie): 60 years of ground-breaking plays and musicals, the struggle for LGBT Yad (Majd Mardo), a handsome Middle Eastern medical student in Amsterdam, quits his hard partying rights, addiction and recovery, finding true love, and the relentless pursuit of inspiration. Director Jeff lifestyle to spend the summer in a small Dutch city with his parents. A temp job as a domestic working Kaufman’s exploration of the four-time Tony-winning playwright’s life is packed to the rafters with for the energetic Ans (Jenny Arean) leads to Yad meeting her hunky blonde grandson Joris (Josha theater luminaries, making it a must-see film for any Broadway lover. Stradowski). The erotic fireworks between the two are off the charts and their affair is the perfect community sponsor: Flesh and Blood Productions respite from their respective family problems. community sponsor: Kingston Pride 12 13
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7 8:15pm-10:15pm The Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 11:30am-1pm The Screening Room SPLINTERS EMOTION PICTURES (SHORT FILMS + GUIDED RELAXATION) d. Thom Fitzgerald / 94min / 2018 / Canada Most certainly a memorable moment in Reelout’s 20-year history was a screening of short films Director Thom Fitzgerald (Cloudburst) explores interconnections of sexual identity, family, and small- followed by a session of restorative yoga led by theatre artist and yoga instructor Michelle Girouard. town Nova Scotia life, in this intimate drama about a young woman reassessing her relationship with Five years later, Michelle is back, only this time she will act as a visualization guide for our audiences her mother following the death of her father. Based on the stage play by Lee-Anne Poole, Splinters is to support relaxation right in your theatre chair. This event is perfect for audiences who are feeling anchored by the rich and layered performances of Sofia Banzhaf and Shelley Thompson as two strong- stressed/bummed out. Our programming committee has selected submissions that stimulate feelings of willed women whose lives are upended when their routine deadlock is disrupted. The constriction of harmony and calm and we’ve also included a short film from our original screening by Kathleen Mullen. small-town mores is offset by the spacious, rolling rural landscapes of Nova Scotia in this beautifully FORGET ME NOT by Ferran Navarro-Beltrán / 7min / 2018 / Spain realized portrait of a young woman’s complicated relationship with her family, her past, and her CARLITO LEAVES FOREVER by Quentin Lazzarotto / 7:40min / Peru home. Followed by a Follow-Up Q&A with Filmmaker Thom Fitzgerald. YOU WASH MY SKIN WITH SUNSHINE by Kathleen Mullen / 6min / 2005 / Canada community sponsor: Queen’s University Film + Media Studies, The Leonard Schein Fund THE ART OF THE MORNING by Nathan Hauch / 5:41min / 2016 / Canada FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 7pm-9pm The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning
COATS OF HER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 2pm-3:40pm The Screening Room There are two performances of COATS OF HER at 7pm Friday, February 8th and 7pm Saturday, February 9, 2019 in the Performance Space at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning. Reelout is thrilled to shine the spotlight on GENDER BENDERS SHORTS PROGRAM celebrated dancer/choreographer Kay Kenney and Movement Market/COLLECTIVE along with films by Our annual collection of shorts that traverse the gender spectrum includes two memorable shorts Emily Pelstring, C. Hudson Hwang and Martha Newbigging in a program called COATS OF HER. This special from Reelout’s past (Akin & Cold Star) and a selection of new, Canadian and international titles that presentation is co-sponsored by Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning and Kingston School of Dance. This demonstrate the sheer diversity in gender identities. evening will be layered between film and dance narration collectively inspired by feminine solidarity. A process reflecting the strong femme we’re encouraged to be, mixed with limitations created through FLASH FLOOD by Alli MacKay / 6min / 2017 / CANADA inhibitions, while finding ways to enjoy the dark and light sides of ourselves. Expressed through two brand SUNKEN PLUM by Roberto F. Canuto & Xu Xiaoxi / 20min / CHINA / SPAIN new choreographies created by Kay Kenney and Movement Market/COLLECTIVE, followed by a revisit and I’M ALEX (SOY ALEX) by Itzuri Sanchez & Joss Manz / 16min / 2018 / SPAIN / MEXICO extension of “There’s Something About Women in Coats” which premiered in Kingston last spring. STAGE NAME VICTORIA by Taran Morriseau / 3:28min / 2018 / CANADA DANI BOI by Logan Mucha / 5min / 2018 / AUSTRALIA SOLO by Martha Newbigging / Canada / 5:40min / 2005 / sound / colour FROM MARS AND VENUS by Kevin Kok / 25min / 2017 / THE NETHERLANDS 28 DAYS by Emily Pelstring / Canada / 3:09min / 2013 / sound / colour / English COLD STAR by Kai Stanicke / 7min / 2011 / GERMANY AKIN by Chase Joynt / 8:23min / 2012 / CANADA MY BEST DRESS by C. Hudson Hwang / Canada / 4:12min / 2012 / sound / colour & b/w / English community sponsor: TransFamily Kingston community sponsor: The Tett Centre for Learning and Creativity, Kingston School of Dance
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 7pm-8:30pm The Screening Room SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 4pm-5:45pm The Screening Room THEY CAME FROM THE CLOSET MAN MADE This program celebrates memorable and new short films that celebrate queer horror and the macabre side d. T. Cooper / 2018 / USA / 93min / Documentary of life and the imagination. Yes, life can already be scary for LGBTQ lives, and yet there are those of us An encore screening of this film is playing at 5:45pm on Monday, February 11th. MAN MADE takes us into the heart who still revel in escaping into eerie and wild landscapes and find solace in the dark. of transgender male (FTM) culture, revealing unexpected truths about gender, masculinity, humanity and love. Four trans men take a variety of life paths toward stepping on stage at Trans FitCon, the only MEET ME UNDER THE CLOCK TOWER LITTLE BOY BLUE by Andreas Samuelson, Nader Pahlevani / 2018 / 11min / SWEDEN all-transgender bodybuilding competition in the world. MAN MADE is a character-driven, intimate, and by Sonya Reynolds and Lauren Hortie / 2017 / 14:02min / CANADA PYOTR495 by Blake Mawson / 2016 / 15:06min / CANADA / RUSSIA riveting verité-style competition film, but also a unique social justice narrative. It speaks to the ways in MY FUZZY VALENTINE by Ben Edelberg / 2018 / 5:03min / CANADA ESTIGMA by David Valduque / 2018 / 15min / Spain AFTER by Mark Pariselli / 2011 / 12:30min / CANADA TONIGHT IT’S YOU by Dominic Haxton / 2016 / 17:32min / USA which we all choose to define and reshape ourselves, both figuratively and literally. GOODNIGHT MY LOVE by Kellee Terrell / 2013 / 10:16min / USA HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHAD! by Jason Sharman / 2012 / 12:40min / CANADA community sponsor: Education on Queer Issues Project (EQuIP)
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 9pm-10:30pm The Screening Room SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 7pm-8:30pm The Screening Room KILLER UNICORN HOTTER THAN GRINDR (1990-2016) d. Drew Bolton / 73min / 2018 / USA HOTTER THAN GRINDR is a memorable collection of down and dirty short films about guys and sex Danny is your average Brooklyn party boy. This year, he and his friends couldn’t be more excited about from Reelout’s 20-year history. the upcoming “Brooklyn Annual Enema Party”; one of Brooklyn’s biggest parties, the event is a place MASTURBATION: PUTTING THE FUN INTO SELF-LOVING PINE by Ali El-Darsa / 6:11min / 2009 / CANADA “where you come to get douched and dance”. While the night starts out fun, it quickly takes a turn by J.T. Tepnapa / 8min / 2002 / USA SATURN DEVOURS by Johnnie Walker / 14min / 2016 / CANADA for the worst when Danny is attacked by a stranger. In the end, his fabulous drag queen and queer 1000 CUMSHOTS by Wayne Yung / 2003 / 1min / CANADA PETER AND THE WOLF by Wes Hurley / 5min / 2013 / USA friends are able to save his life, but not without deadly consequences. A year later, Danny is still going I’D RATHER BE LOOKING AT GAY PORN IN THEIR ROOM by Travis Mathews / 20:10min / 2009 / USA throughout the aftermath of that horrible incident and refuses to go to this year’s upcoming “Brooklyn by Jared Mitchell & R.M Vaughn / 3:05min / 2010 / CANADA STEAM CLEAN by Richard Fung / 1990 / 3:30min / CANADA Annual Enema Party”, but when a new boy, PuppyPup, enters his life, Danny decides to give his social SPILT MILK by Alexander Edwards / 5:45min / 2009 / AUSTRALIA I WANT YOUR LOVE by Travis Mathews / 13:55min / 2010 / USA life and the Brooklyn nightlife scene a second chance. It isn’t until his friends start to disappear and get killed in gruesome ways… community sponsor: Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance 14 15
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 7pm-9pm The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 6:30pm-8:30pm The Screening Room COATS OF HER (ENCORE PERFORMANCE) TELL IT TO THE BEES There are two performances of COATS OF HER at 7pm Friday, February 8th and 7pm Saturday, February 9, 2019 in the d. Annabel Jankel / 106min / 2018 / United Kingdom Performance Space at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning. See page 12 of this guide for full program description. An encore screening of this film is playing at 5:45pm on Tuesday, February 12th. Love has a way of finding us when we least expect it. Directed by Annabel Jankel, this tender period drama, set in small-town, postwar Scotland, Dancers performing include Elysse Chennette, Melissa Prince, Emily Aeillo, Holly Crowson, Kay Kenney, depicts the emergence of a love that while rescuing two women from isolation, also places them in danger. Charlotte Tessier and Jessica Irwin. Abandoned by her philandering husband, Lydia (Holliday Grainger) is in a desperate situation: emotional community sponsor: The Tett Centre for Learning and Creativity, Kingston School of Dance turmoil aside, her earnings from factory work are not sufficient to pay the rent. Lydia’s son, Charlie (Gregor Selkirk), meanwhile, is getting bullied at school and his injuries send him to Dr. Jean Markham (Academy Award winner Anna Paquin), who has recently returned to town and found the welcome luke- warm. Charlie is curious about the bee colonies Jean maintains in her yard and the two form a bond. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 11pm The Mansion When Lydia and Charlie are evicted, Jean invites them to stay in her home. Lydia soon learns why Jean is A BRIEFS HISTORY OF TIME regarded with hostility — and she begins to see something in the kind doctor that takes her by surprise. Boylesque TO After wowing Kingston audiences with their hit show Oh Manada! this June, BoylesqueTO, Canada’s MONDAY FEBRUARY 11 5:45pm-6:50pm The Screening Room premiere all-male burlesque troupe, is back for the Reelout Queer Film Festival! This time they’re bringing their newest show: A Briefs History of Time featuring Morgan Norwich as Imperator Furry MAN MADE (ENCORE SCREENING) Rosa, a warrior from a distant future in which men have gone extinct. Furry Rosa has travelled back d. T. Cooper / 2018 / USA / 93min / Documentary in time seeking prime specimens of sexy 21st Century men — you know, for research. And, boy oh boy, This is an encore screening. The first screening of this film is at 4pm on Saturday, February 9th. does she find some! See page 13 of this guide for full program description. community sponsor: Education on Queer Issues Project (EQuIP) SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 12:30pm-2:10pm The Screening Room FAMILY FUN FOR EVERYONE: SHORTS FOR ALL AGES One of the most common requests from the public is to bring back our all-ages family screenings. So here is a collection of memorable and new short films suitable for all-ages. Please be advised that this MONDAY FEBRUARY 11 8:15pm-10:15pm The Screening Room screening PRIORITIZES parents/caregivers of children including babies and toddlers and that the volume for these screenings will be reduced, and lighting will be dimmed but not at full darkness. TUCKED (ENCORE SCREENING) Children 12 and under are admitted for FREE. d. Jamie Patterson / 120min / 2018 / United Kingdom This is an encore screening. The first screening of this film is at 8:15pm on Thursday, January 31st. DO WOK A DO by Michelle Wong / 14min / 2000 / Canada GIRL BUNNIES: ROCKETSHIP by Francoise Doherty / 8min / 2016 / Canada See page 8 of this guide for full program description. CHRISTINE by Jessica Adler & Kate Montgomery / 10:03min / 2016 / USA THE QUEEN REACH THE SKY by Daniel Sterlin-Altman / 6min / 2018 / Canada by Christina Choe / 9min / 2009 / USA / English & Korean w/ English Subtitles community sponsor: Positive Space / Queen’s Human Rights Office BEAUTY by Christina Willings / 23min / 2018 / Canada HANDSOME & MAJESTIC by Jeff Lee Petry & Nathan Drillot / 11:57min / 2016 / Canada HEATHER HAS FOUR MOMS by Jeanette L. Buck / 14min / 2018 / US / UK
community sponsor: United Steel Workers 2010 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 5:45pm-7:30pm The Screening Room SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 2pm-3:15pm The Screening Room TELL IT TO THE BEES (ENCORE SCREENING) REELOUT FOR TEENS (2007-2018) d. Annabel Jankel / 106min / 2018 / United Kingdom New and Memorable short films from Reelout’s 20 years for teens/youth. This is an encore screening. The first screening of this film is at 6:30pm on Sunday, February 10th. HIGH ALTITUDE by Victoria N. Inglis / 3:59min / 2017 / Canada KALI MA by Soman Chainani / 15:40min / 2007 / USA See page 14 of this guide for full program description. SILVIA IN THE WAVES/SILVIA DANS LES VAGUES TURN IT AROUND by Niels Bourgonje / 9:24min / 2017 / The Netherlands by Giovana Olmos / 13min / 2017 / Canada / French w/ English subtitles 33 TEETH by Evan Roberts / 7:41min / 2011 / USA OLIVIA by Sarah Louise Wilson / 8:40min / 2010 / USA HELLO, MY NAME IS HERMAN by Karine Silverwoman / 9:18min / 2007 / Canada
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SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 4pm-5:30pm The Screening Room TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 8:15pm-9:45pm The Screening Room RAFIKI (ENCORE SCREENING) EVA + CANDELA (ENCORE SCREENING) d. Wanuri Kahiu / 83min / Kenya / South Africa / Germany / Netherlands / France / d. Ruth Caudeli / 90min / 2018 / Colombia / Spanish with English Subtitles Norway / Lebanon / Drama / 2018 / In Swahili & English with English subtitles This is an encore screening. The first screening of this film is at 5:45pm on Wednesday, February 6th. This is an encore screening. The first screening of this film is at 5:45pm on Tuesday, February 5th. See page 11 of this guide for full program description. See page 11 of this guide for full program description. community sponsor: aluCine Latin Film + Media Arts Festival community sponsor: Department of Global Development Studies 16 17
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 13 8:15pm-9:45pm The Screening Room SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE LA CARTE DE TENDRE: FRENCH LANGUAGE SHORTS Reelout is thrilled to partner with the Centre Cultural Frontenac each and every year to present a THURSDAY JANUARY 31 VENUE PAGES special french language program at the festival. This year, some of our shorts are a little more 5:45pm DYKES, CAMERA, ACTION! The Screening Room 8 “explicit” than other years so, unfortunately for our younger audiences, this program is for 18 8:15pm TUCKED The Screening Room 8 years and over. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 DIFFERENT (JE SUIS DIFFERENT.E) by Ben Lemaire / 2:20min / 2017 / FRANCE PREDRINK by Marc-Antoine Lemire / 23min / 2017 / CANADA 7pm QUEER STORIES, QUEER HISTORIES The Tett Centre 8 MARGUERITE by Marianne Farley / 19min / 2017 / CANADA ENTER by Manuel Billi and Benjamin Bodi / 19min / 2018 / FRANCE 9pm RBC Opening Gala Party The Tett Centre 8 TROIS MOIS by Sasha Alcoloumbre / 17:03min / 2018 / CANADA BALLET JAZZ by Maxime Robin / 16min / 2017 / CANADA SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 community sponsor: Centre Cultural Frontenac 11am 20/20 VISIONARIES: JASON KARMAN The Screening Room 8 12pm 20/20 VISIONARIES: DAYNA MCLEOD The Screening Room 9 2pm INDIGIQUEER SHORTS FROM TURTLE ISLAND & AOTEAROA The Screening Room 9 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14 5:45pm-7:45pm The Screening Room 4pm OCTAVIO IS DEAD! The Screening Room 9 7pm AISLES OF LESBOS (1999-2018) The Screening Room 9 STEAM ROOM STORIES: THE MOVIE + THE HANDY MAN 9pm FETISHES & FANTASIES (1999-2018) The Screening Room 10 CLOSING GALA SELECTION SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 Hold on to your ticket stub for this film as it gets you free admission to the Closing Gala Party at Montes Lounge, Tir Nan Og. 1pm TORREY PINES The Isabel Bader Centre 10 STEAM ROOM STORIES: THE MOVIE d. J.C. Calciano / 95min / 2019 / USA / PRESENTED IN CINEMA SCENT 2:30pm ANIMATION WORKSHOP with CLYDE PETERSEN The Isabel Bader Centre 10 (Yes that’s right, Scratch and Sniff along with the film!) Cosmetics magnate Sally Fay (Traci Lords) and her loyal 4pm LOVE, SCOTT The Screening Room 10 assistant, Neil are on a jungle expedition in search of The Fountain of Youth. She uses her fortune to 6:30pm EVERY ACT OF LIFE The Screening Room 10 purchase a map that reveals the location of the Ancient aquifer to be… underneath a gym in Encino, MONDAY FEBRUARY 4 California. Sally sends Neil to obtain a sample of the water from the steam room. In the meantime, they 8:15pm YOUTUBE MADE ME A MONSTER DOCUMENTARY DOUBLE BILL The Screening Room 11 set out to find some “dirt”on the gym. It turns out the gym owner, Old Man Johnson, has an unpaid tax TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5 bill. When he defaults, she’ll swoop in and buy the gym for pennies on the dollar. The Tax Man tells Old 5:45pm RAFIKI The Screening Room 11 Man Johnson he must pay the IRS $25,000 or they’ll foreclose on the gym. Neil returns to the steam room 8:15pm SHAKEDOWN The Screening Room 11 to keep an eye on things and discovers that the Steam Room Guys (Wade, Balton, Beau, Tad and Ryan) are hatching a plan to save the gym - and their precious steam room. Neil befriends the Guys in order to WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 secretly thwart their plans. But he doesn’t count on becoming romantically involved with Wade. The 5:45pm EVA + CANDELA The Screening Room 11 Guys attempt several cash earning endeavors: some successful, some failures, but all sexy and insane. 8:15pm JUST FRIENDS (GEWOON VRIENDEN) The Screening Room 11 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7 THE HANDY MAN d. J.C. Calciano / 2019 / USA 8:15pm SPLINTERS The Isabel Bader Centre 12 A single gay man (Nicholas Downs) schemes inventive ways to keep his sexy handyman around. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 community sponsor: Get REAL Queen’s University, Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre 7pm COATS OF HER The Tett Centre 12 7pm THEY CAME FROM THE CLOSET The Screening Room 12 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14 8pm-11pm Monte's Lounge, The Tir Nan Og 9pm KILLER UNICORN The Screening Room 12 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 KARAOKE FOR YOUR LIFE: CLOSING GALA 11:30am EMOTION PICTURES (SHORT FILMS & GUIDED RELAXATION) The Screening Room 13 2pm GENDER BENDERS SHORTS PROGRAM The Screening Room 13 AND F*#K VALENTINE’S DAY EDITION 4pm MAN MADE The Screening Room 13 Celebrate the end to our 20th annual queer film festival with hosts KJ Garyoke and Kingston’s very own 7pm HOTTER THAN GRINDR The Screening Room 13 Miss Tyffanie Morgan for a Valentine’s Day edition of KARAOKE FOR YOUR LIFE aka Drag Queen Karaoke. 7pm COATS OF HER (ENCORE PERFORMANCE) The Tett Centre 14 It’s just like regular karaoke, just add glitter and pixie dust. Feel free to come dressed FABULOUS!!!! 11pm A BRIEFS HISTORY OF TIME The Mansion 14 Admission to this event is $5 at the door or FREE WITH YOUR FESTIVAL PASS or TICKET STUB from the Closing Gala film. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 NOTE: We are no longer selling advance tickets to this event due to the limited capacity of the venue and to ensure that 12:30pm FAMILY FUN FOR EVERYONE (SHORTS FOR ALL AGES) The Screening Room 14 our Closing Gala guests are able to attend. To ensure you get in to this event, buy a Festival PASS or a ticket to Steam 2pm REELOUT FOR TEENS (2007-2018) The Screening Room 14 Room Stories: The Movie. 4pm RAFIKI (ENCORE SCREENING) The Screening Room 14 6:30pm TELL IT TO THE BEES The Screening Room 15 This is a 19+ event. Complimentary snacks provided by the Tir Nan Og. Further community support courtesy of GetReal Queen’s and Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre. MONDAY FEBRUARY 11 5:45pm MAN MADE (ENCORE SCREENING) The Screening Room 15 8:15pm TUCKED (ENCORE SCREENING) The Screening Room 15 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 5:45pm TELL IT TO THE BEES (ENCORE SCREENING) The Screening Room 15 8:15pm EVA + CANDELA (ENCORE SCREENING) The Screening Room 15 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 13 8:15pm LA CARTE DE TENDRE: FRENCH LANGUAGE SHORTS The Screening Room 16 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14 5:45pm STEAM ROOM STORIES: THE MOVIE + THE HANDY MAN The Screening Room 16 8pm KARAOKE FOR YOUR LIFE - Closing Gala Party Monte's Lounge, The Tir Nan Og 16 18 19 Congratulations to Reelout on 20 years of this amazing film festival!
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