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Eurovision Song Contest Venerdì 14 settembre - ore 20:00 Conclavissima Quel che segue è un delizioso omaggio comico e malizioso al Grand di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ - 2° episodio Guignol. Con echi de “Il cuore rivelatore” di E.A. Poe e del capolavoro Eurovision Song Contest: Drama Queen del cinema gay degli anni ’60 “Il servo”, il divertente ed acido di DQ (Finlandia 2007) 3’ Miracle “Suffering Man’s Charity” offre ottime performance: da David Boreanaz (“Buffy”, “Angel”), al camaleontico Alan Cumming (“X-Men2”, “Eyes È il più importante festival della canzone di Clarissa Gonzalez (Spagna 2007) 52’ Wide Shut”), da Henry Thomas, l’ex bambino prodigio di “E.T. DQ al mondo: 42 paesi europei in gara, 60 Il matrimonio è il momento più emozionante e l’extraterrestre”, alla star del cinema anni ’70 Karen Black, a Carrie televisioni collegate, 300 milioni di spettatori. toccante per la vita di ogni coppia, in Spagna Fisher, indimenticata principessa Leila in “Guerre Stellari”. Uno degli eventi più camp dell’anno. Qui lo è anche per quelle gay. Un documentario versione: inglese – sottotitoli: italiano trionfarono gli Abba nel 1974, ma per toccante ed emozionate sul ‘giorno più bello’ di ANTEPRIMA EUROPEA decisione della Rai l’Italia non partecipa dal due ragazzi spagnoli. Con la partecipazione di 1997. Alle Giornate le esibizioni più queer del Pedro Almodóvar. 2007. Per la Danimarca la splendida drag versione: spagnolo - sottotitoli: inglese ore 22:00 DQ: meravigliosa e solare nei suoi tre cambi ANTEPRIMA ITALIANA Miracle d’abito. Eurovision Song Contest: L’amour à la francaise Conclavissima di Les fatals picards (Finlandia 2007) 3’ di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ Dalla Francia un’esibizione interamente incentrata sull’ironica 1° episodio ore 23:30 ambiguità del cantante e della sua band. Cosa successe davvero nel Conclave che elesse Benedetto XVI a Santo Padre? A svelarlo Conclavissima Queer as Folk party di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ - 4° episodio in 6 episodi è questa divertente sit com. c/o Porto De Mar in via delle Macchine 41 a Marghera (Venezia) Miroirs d’été Serene Hunter Serene Hunter Sexy e coinvolgente: è l’atmosfera del Babylon di Etienne Desrosiers (Canada 2007) 14’ di Jason Bushman (Usa/Francia 2007) 13’ di Pittsburgh che per una sera sbarca in Italia Le vacanze. L’atmosfera d’estate. Ed un incontro inatteso per il Luc è giovane e sexy, per lui ogni luogo è il sulle note della più bella disco music tratta giovane Julien che si scoprirà attratto dal misterioso ed affascinante posto ideale per un flirt: in palestra, in discoteca, dalla colonna sonora della serie tv americana. vicino di cottage. per le strade di Parigi. Sébastien, il suo ragazzo, Ingresso Uno Club Card. versione: francese – sottotitoli: inglese vorrebbe una vita di coppia monogama, ma Special price per gli spettatori delle Giornate: ANTEPRIMA ITALIANA la città è piena di ragazzi stupendi ed alle biglietto € 5,00. tentazioni Luc non sa resistere. versione: francese/inglese Hotel Paradijs Hotel Paradijs sottotitoli: inglese/italiano di Jan Krüger (Germania 2007) 30’ ANTEPRIMA EUROPEA Sabato 15 settembre - ore 20:00 Paul ha 21 anni, vive una relazione con Christiaan, di 10 anni più grande. Il loro rapporto si basa su ruoli ben definiti: Paul è il ‘sex object’ del suo Eurovision Song Contest: Dancing lasha tumbai compagno. Ma un giorno Claire, una ragazza di Out at the Wedding Out at the di Verka Serduchka (Finlandia 2007) 3’ 25 anni, cercherà di sedurre Paul. Dall’autore del Wedding Irriverente, baraccona, kitsch oltre ogni limite. È Verka Serduchka, la drag corto “Freunde”, vincitore nel 2001 del Leone di Lee Friedlander (Usa 2007) 96’ più famosa dell’Ucraina. d’Argento alla Mostra del Cinema di Venezia. Alex vive a New York, ha due uomini nella versione: tedesco/inglese – sottotitoli: inglese sua vita: il fidanzato di colore Dana ed il Conclavissima ANTEPRIMA ITALIANA miglior amico gay Jonathan. Tutto funziona di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ - 3° episodio alla perfezione sino a quando Dana le propone di sposarlo, proprio mentre lei sta partendo per il Texas per partecipare Begging for Change alle nozze della sorella Jeannie. Dopo “Il di J.T. Tepnapa (Usa 2006) 12’ matrimonio del mio migliore amico” un’altra Come sarebbe stata la nostra vita se quel riuscita e divertente ‘sophisticated comedy’ giorno…? Piccole azioni determinano grandi degli equivoci. Vincitore del premio del cambiamenti. Lo scoprirà il teenager Brandon: pubblico al New York Lesbian and Gay Film accettare o meno l’aiuto di un attraente sconosciuto? Due universi paralleli, un unico Festival. Verka Serduchkaa versione: inglese – sottotitoli: italiano protagonista. ANTEPRIMA EUROPEA versione: inglese – sottotitoli: italiano ANTEPRIMA EUROPEA ore 22:00 Suffering Man’s Charity ore 23:30 di Alan Cumming (Usa 2007) 92’ Eurovision Song Contest: I love you John, compositore fallito ora insegnante di Eurovision Song Contest party mi vida musica con un debole per i poveri di belle c/o Porto De Mar in via delle Macchine 41 a Marghera (Venezia) di D’nash (Finlandia 2007) 3’ speranze, decide di aiutare l’aitante romanziere In una notte unica e speciale il primo Eurosong party d’Italia con tutti i La Spagna partecipa con un’atletica boy Sebastian. Ben presto John si accorge di come la sua generosità venga video e le canzoni che hanno fatto ballare i gay di tutta Europa. band ed una canzone che ha spopolato nelle abusata: Sebastian è facile preda di qualsiasi donna della città, mentre Ingresso Uno Club Card. Special price per gli spettatori delle Giornate: D’nash discoteche gay di Barcellona e Madrid. nemmeno una briciola rimane per il suo caritatevole benefattore. biglietto € 5,00. Domenica 16 settembre - ore 20:00 organizzate da Eurovision Song Contest: Molitva di Marija Serifovic (Finlandia 2007) 3’ Un intrigante e conturbante ‘lesbo show’ ha portato al trionfo la Serbia: la giovane interprete è circondata da 5 affascinanti ragazze. con il contributo di Look ed atmosfere del serial “The L Word”. Conclavissima di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ - 5° episodio Osservatorio LGBT signage di Rick Hammerly (Usa 2007) 13’ il sostegno di Un incontro con un giovane non udente costringe il 41enne Lex a confrontarsi con la realtà di invecchiare nella cultura gay odierna, ossessionata da giovinezza e chiacchiere da bar. Giornate di versione: inglese/linguaggio dei segni – sottotitoli: inglese/italiano Assessorato alla Produzione Culturale, ANTEPRIMA ITALIANA alle Relazioni Internazionali, Politiche Giovanili e Pace signage con il patrocinio di Cinema Holding Trevor Omosessuale media partner Holding Trevor di Rosser Goodman (Usa 2007) 88’ 3a edizione Giovane, bello ed intelligente, Trevor è in una fase di stallo: imbrigliato in una relazione con la collaborazione di con Darrell vaga da un party all’altro con i suoi due migliori amici, il coinquilino Andie e il primo amore Jake (Jay Brannan di “Shortbus”). L’incontro con il giovane medico Ephram potrebbe essere l’occasione per Municipalità di mettere ordine nella sua vita. Marghera versione: inglese – sottotitoli: italiano ANTEPRIMA EUROPEA un ringraziamento a ore 22:00 Jean Claude Trovato per i sottotitoli Porto de Mar per le feste Eurovision Song Contest: Get a life get alive di Eric Paplaya (Finlandia 2007) 3’ per Un enorme fiocco rosso simbolo della lotta all’Aids al centro del palco: Conclavissima: format Comedy Central Italia tutt’intorno il gruppo invita a “get a life get alive”. Mestre Conclavissima Proiezioni presso il cinema-teatro Ex-Gil di via Sernaglia, angolo via di LaTavia Tovarich (Italia 2007) 6’ - 6° episodio Cappuccina, a Mestre (Venezia), nelle vicinanze del cinema Dante. 14-15-16 settembre 2007 Ingresso per il pubblico da via Dante, angolo via Sernaglia. Saint of 9/11 Cinema Teatro “ex-Gil” - via Sernaglia di Glenn Holsten (Usa 2007) 90’ Tutte le proiezioni sono ad ingresso gratuito e vietate ai minori di anni 18. Un toccante ritratto del padre francescano gay Mychal Judge, ex alcolista ed impegnato Per informazioni: Saints of 9/11 nella lotta all’Aids, Associazione CinemArte considerato la vittima Tel. 335.407079 - [email protected] - www.cinemarte.net numero 1 dell’attentato Comune di Venezia - Osservatorio LGBT - www.comune.venezia.it alle Torri Gemelle. Con Tel. 041 2748320/8264 - [email protected] la voce narrante di Ian McKellen. versione: inglese ANTEPRIMA ITALIANA.
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