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Outfest Wednesdays screens weekly at the historic Egyptian Theatre (6712 Hollywood Boulevard) in Hollywood in collaboration with the American Cinematheque.
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Wednesday, August 3, 7:30pm - Rigler Theatre @ the Egyptian

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BOYS' SHORTS
Witty and sexually unbridled, these tales of temptation represent some of the best work in the festival. From campy comedy to the down-low relationships between gorgeous high school boys, gay life is seen through the eyes of adorable twinks in the throes of their first pangs of love, as well as hot older guys who are far from experts when it comes to matters of the heart.

BILLY'S DAD IS A FUDGE PACKER
DIR: Jamie Donahue, USA, 2004, video, 10 min.
In a nod to the 1950s mental hygiene films, little Billy wonders if he'll be a fudge-packer just like Dad.

DINNER CONVERSATION
DIR: Jim Cashman, USA, 2004, video, 4 min.
A slip of the tongue can lead to hilarious results over dinner.

dare
DIR: Adam Salky, USA, 2005, video, 17 min.
While working on a school play, the lead actor and the lighting boy can't resist each other's dares.

ON THE LOW
DIR: Luther Mace, USA, 2004, video, 15 min.
An African American high school student comes to terms with his relationship with another boy.

POSTMORTEM
DIR: Eldar Rapaport, USA, 2004, video, 16 min.
Are things really over when two exes meet for coffee?

SPACEBOY
DIR: Keith Dando, UK, 2005, video, 7 min.
A young British boy gets an unexpected treat when an American astronaut crash-lands near his house.

RYAN'S LIFE
DIR: Nick Wauters, USA, 2004, video, 24 min.
Join winsome high school student Ryan as he confronts social pressure and his attraction to boys.

Wednesday, August 10, 7:30pm - Rigler Theatre @ the Egyptian

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GIRLS' SHORTS
This year’s program is filled with familiar faces and award-winning shorts. From domestic violence to women with penises for a day, from dykes with S/M fantasies to elderly ladies hooking up, this collection of shorts spotlights, as always, serious, hilarious, sexy and heartwarming images of the lesbian experience.

DANI & ALICE
DIR: Roberta Marie Munroe, USA, 2005, 35mm, 12 min.
It’s high time for these two ladies to reevaluate their relationship.

PROM-TROVERSY
DIR: Leanne Creel, USA, 2004, video, 12 min.
An adorable teen dyke attends prom with a girl and is also up for Prom King.

GETTING TO KNOW YOU
DIR: Liz Lachman, USA, 2005, video, 20 min.
Tenny, a cartoonist and serial dater of beautiful women, learns an important life lesson from an unexpected gal pal.

HI MAYA (HOI MAYA)
DIR: Claudia Lorenz, Switzerland, 2004, 35mm, 12 min.
Two lovely older women with a past meet again at the hair salon.

HUNG
DIR: Guinevere Turner, USA, 2005, video, 12 min.
What can five lesbians learn from having penises for a day?

WHO'S THE TOP
DIR: Jennie Livingston, USA, 2005, 35mm, 22 min.
Alixe, a struggling poet and sexually frustrated dyke, wants her girlfriend to dominate her.


Wednesday, August 17, 7:30pm - Rigler Theatre @ the Egyptian

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GOOD BOYS (YELADIM TOVIM)
DIR/SCR: Yair Hochner, Israel, 2005, video, subtitled, 75 min.
This daring first feature recounts 24 harrowing hours in the lives of two gorgeous Israeli hustlers who spend one night together and find in each other what they never thought possible - lasting attraction and connection. The next day, the inescapable perils of life on the streets begin to chip away at and make foolish the notion of real love. Despite a shoestring budget, director Yair Hochner slyly pulls you in with his distinctive gift for storytelling.

IMDb Film Info

Official Film Website

Q EXPLICIT SEX

IN COLLABORATION WITH: THE LIFE GROUP L.A.


Wednesday, August 24, 7:30pm - Rigler Theatre @ the Egyptian

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Special Pre-Release Screening
MARGARET CHO: ASSASSIN
DIR: Kerry Asmussen, 2005, USA, video, 85 min.

World Premiere

In Person: Margaret Cho

The incomparable Margaret Cho roars back onto the screen with her latest concert, The Assassin Tour, recorded live in May of 2005 at the Warner Theater in Washington D.C. Uproariously funny, poignant and scathing, this is one event movie you won't want to miss! ASSASSIN features fresh doses of Cho's always ground-breaking, controversial and hilarious brand of humor from her critically acclaimed, State of Emergency tour. Says Margaret, "It's a raw interpretation of what's happening daily in our ever-evolving or devolving state of the union." ASSASSIN will premiere in September 2005 exclusively on here! and in select theaters nationwide.

Note: Special Screening, no member comps will be accepted

Post Screening Reception hosted by Absolut


Wednesday, August 31, 7:30pm - Rigler Theatre @ the Egyptian


UNVEILED
DIR: Angelina Maccarone, SCR: Angelina Maccarone & Judith Kaufmann, 2005, Germany, 35mm, subtitled, 97 min.

Director Angelina Maccarone (EVERYTHING WILL BE FINE, winner 1998 Outfest Audience Award) returns with UNVEILED, a stunningly beautiful portrait of an Iranian refugee struggling between survival in small-town Germany and her love for a local woman.

Fariba, persecuted in Iran because of a lesbian relationship, flees to Germany but her application for asylum is rejected. When her fellow inmate, a man named Siamak, commits suicide, Fariba assumes his identity and is sent to a refugee camp in a small German village. At first her survival seems assured, but the strain of upholding her male disguise in the cramped refugee quarters means a single mistake could blow her cover - at great personal peril. In order to pay for forged documents, Fariba takes an illegal job in a sauerkraut factory, where she is harassed about not wanting to shower with the boys and about being Iranian. The only saving grace is a German woman named Anne, to whom she grows close - dangerously close - as Anne begins to suspect FaribaÌs true identity.

Striking cinematography and remarkable performances work together to tell a captivating story that reveals the struggles of refugees, the confines of gender and the power of love. This deeply moving, intimate yet universal film will stay with you long after the curtain closes.