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www.ExpressGayNews.com • October 28, 2002 Q1 CYMK Q-COVERstory Film Frenzy Fort Lauderdale Film Fest Features More Gay Films Than Ever Before By Mary Damiano Arts & Entertainment Editor We all know that size really does matter. The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (FLIFF) is back, and it’s bigger than ever. The festival, now in its 17th year, holds the distinction of being the longest film festival in the world. Though the official gala opening night is Friday, November 1, mini-fests, including the Asian Pacific Film Food of Love (Spain)—A young musician gets swept up in an intense affair with his idol, a handsome, famous pianist, as he and his newly separated mother travel through Europe. Festival, have been going on since Stars Juliet Stevenson and Paul Rhys. Dates: October 31, November 2, 3. October 22. Screenings will take place primarily at Cinema Paradiso and the Devil in the Holy Water (Canada)—Documentary Regal Las Olas Theatre in Fort about the first World Gay Pride Day, which coincides Lauderdale. with the Pope’s Jubilee in Rome, and features a colorful cast of characters, from Neo-Fascists to This year, FLIFF will feature over drag queens. Dates: November 2, 4, 7 (subtitles). 125 films, including nearly a dozen films by gay filmmakers or with gay characters or themes, the greatest number of gay films ever featured at the festival. It’s a Fine Time to be Gay at the Movies Gregory von Celebration (USA)—A six-year-old boy makes an announcement. (This Short plays before Food Hausch, president of of Love) Dates: October 31, November 2, 3.
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