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DESCRIPTION:3RD ANNUAL QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL\nPresented by Queer Women of 
 Color Media Arts Project\n(QWOCMAP)\n\nJune 8 to 10, 2007\nBrava Theater, 
 SF\n\n32 brand new films burst on screen in 4 film programs\nthat paint the 
 vivid, provocative, and kaleidoscopic\nstories of queer women of color.  
 From the luminous\nromance between two queer Asian women to the\ndynamic 
 portraits of immigrant Latina lesbians to the\nvibrant humor of Black 
 lesbians translating slang,\nthese films infuse our lives with hilarity and 
 hope.\n\nFriday, June 8\n7pm:  LOVING IN THE WAR YEARS\nOpening by Cherrie 
 Moraga (author of Loving in the War Years) and Celia 
 Rodriguez.\n\nSaturday, June 9   *Festival Focus*\n3pm:  FEATURED 
 PANEL\n4:30pm:  COCKTAIL FUNDRAISER\n7pm:  REELS OF RESISTANCE - Queer 
 Black Women's Films\n\nSunday, June 10\n3pm:  COMPASSIONATE OUTBURSTS – 
 Documentary Showcase\n7pm:  INFINITE BEAUTY: STORIES OF LOVE\n\n4 Film 
 Screenings: FREE\nFeatured Panel: $15\nCocktail Fundraiser: 
 $35\n\nVENUE\nBrava Theater\n2781 24th Street, San Francisco\n\nFor more 
 information:\nwww.QWOCMAP.org\nevents@qwocmap.org\n415-752-0868\n\n********\n\nFriday, 
 June 8\n7pm:  LOVING IN THE WAR YEARS  (FREE)\n\nThese striking shorts by 
 queer women of color blend\nthe contrasting hues of immigration, motherhood 
 and\ncourage into a portrait of love as a political act.\nCurated by 
 Mónica Enríquez and Roiya Zara Said.\nFollowed by Q&A Panel with 
 Filmmakers.\n\nMANIFESTING OUR DESTINY (Claudia Gomez-Arteaga, 
 2006)\nBORDERLESS (Min Sook Lee, 2006)\nBIENVENIDA (Yaya Raiz, 
 2007)\nGRRRLY GIRL (Lori Rillera, 2002)\nSEVENTY TIMES SEVEN (Charlotte 
 Young Bowens, 2007)\nA LETTER TO YOU (Kawana Bullock, 2004)\nACHEIVEMENTS 
 OF EXILE (Sara Zia Ebrahimi, 2005)\nESCRITO (Monica Enriquez, 2007)\nLADY 
 OF MOTION (Claudia A. Mercado, 2002)\nProgram: 104 
 minutes\n\n********\n\n** FESTIVAL FOCUS **\n\nSaturday, June 9\n3pm:  
 FEATURED PANEL  ($15)\n\n"Representations of Queer Black Women in the 
 Media"\nModerated by Jewelle Gomez and T. Kebo Drew\n\nPANELISTS\nCheryl 
 Dunye – Watermelon Woman, Stranger Inside\nShari Frilot – Sundance Film 
 Festival Programmer\nTina Mabry – Brooklyn's Bridge to 
 Jordan\n\n\nSaturday, June 9\n4:30pm:  COCKTAIL FUNDRAISER with Guest 
 Panelists  ($35)\n\n\nSaturday, June 9\n7pm:  REELS OF RESISTANCE - Queer 
 Black Women's Films  (FREE)\n\nSometimes humorous and tender, always 
 courageous,\nthese evocative films paint the vibrant and 
 kaleidoscopic\nexperiences of queer Black women and infuse our lives\nwith 
 a spectrum of hilarity, hope and meaning.\nFollowed by Q&A Panel with 
 Filmmakers.\n\nAll works created through Queer Women of Color Media\nArts 
 Project (QWOCMAP), founded by Executive Director\n& award-winning filmmaker 
 Madeleine Lim.\n\nERZULIE'S TEARS (Mary Ann Brooks, 2007)\nCHILD OF GOD 
 (Kisha Montgomery, 2006)\nNEED TO TALK (Jackie Loville, 2006)\nACTS OF LOVE 
 (Crystal John, 2007)\n60 YEARS OF THE SAME (Jolie Harris, 2007)\nPRACTICE 
 MAKES... (Brenda Williams, 2006)\nWALLOW (Sarah Beth Harris, 2006)\nTHE 
 SAINT (Erin Wood, 2007)\nFLOWER FOKES (Belinda Sullivan, 2007)\nSLANG IT 
 LIKE YOU MEAN IT (Letesa Bruce, 2007)\nProgram: 80 
 minutes\n\n********\n\nSunday, June 10\n3pm:  COMPASSIONATE OUTBURSTS – 
 Documentary Showcase  (FREE)\n\nFrom the dappled canvas of the military's 
 influence on\nfashion to the sepia-tinted nostalgia of 
 Midwestern\ncornfields to the bold impact of the death penalty,\nthese 
 thought-provoking films are a rallying call for\nsocial change!  Followed 
 by Q&A Panel with Filmmakers.\n\nAll works created through Queer Women of 
 Color Media\nArts Project (QWOCMAP), founded by Executive Director\n& 
 award-winning filmmaker Madeleine Lim.\n\nBOON KHUN (Virada Chatikul, 
 2006)\nLOCAL GROWN CORN (Mel Chen, 2007)\nONE MORE DAY (Cecilla Madrigal, 
 2006)\nPRAY TING AI FLY (Vanessa Huang, 2007)\nPUBLIC OUTBURSTS (Alyssa 
 Contreras, 2006)\nBODY IMAGE (Gabrielle Sims, 2007)\nFASHION RESISTANCE TO 
 MILITARISM (Kimberly Alvarenga, 2006)\nAGAINST OUR BETTER NATURE (Kenya 
 Briggs, 2006)\nTHAT'S WHY I HATE FEMALES (Vassilisa Johri, 2007)\nProgram:  
 100 minutes\n\n********\n\nSunday, June 10\n7pm:  INFINITE BEAUTY: STORIES 
 OF LOVE  (FREE)\n\nFrom the luminous romance between two queer Asian\nwomen 
 to the twinkle of a grandmother performing\nburlesque to the bright 
 reflections of queer families,\nthese films will move you with their 
 infinite beauty!\nFollowed by Q&A Panel with Filmmakers.\n\nAll works 
 created through Queer Women of Color Media\nArts Project (QWOCMAP), founded 
 by Executive Director\n& award-winning filmmaker Madeleine Lim.\n\nTO 
 TRANSGRESS (Maya Santos, 2006)\nINFINITE BREATH (Christine Liang, 
 2006)\nELEVEN (Arwyn Moore, 2006)\nPASALIG / FAITH (Maiana Minahal, 
 2007)\nLETTING GO OF AN ATTACHMENT (Joy Lam, 2006)\nWHO IS HE? (Liliana 
 Hueso, 2006)\nLETTER OF INTENT (Cherisma Feril, 2007)\nADIOS BABA (Adriana 
 Gordon, 2006)\nFATHER'S DAY (Marianne Jensen, 2006)\nIT TAKES A VILLAGE… 
 (Kiki Zerrudo, 2007)\nLAS MAÑANITAS (Celestina Pearl, 2007)\nProgram:  92 
 minutes\n\n********\n\nCOMMUNITY PARTNERS  (partial list)\nAnd Castro For 
 All\nAsian Pacific Islander Queer Women & Transgender Coalition 
 (APIQWTC)\nBay Area Black in the Life\nChicana Latina Foundation\nCommunity 
 United Against Violence (CUAV)\nGeneration Five\nJustice Now\nLatino 
 Forum\nNIA Collective\nSan Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR)\nSistahs 
 Steppin' in Pride\nWomen of Color Resource Center (WCRC)\n\nSPONSORS  
 (partial list)\nThe Harrison Team\n\nFUNDED BY\nAstraea 
 Foundation\nHorizons Foundation\nCalifornia Arts Council\nSan Francisco 
 Arts Commission\nThe Women's Foundation of California\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/05/22/18419729.php
SUMMARY:FREE 3rd Annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival
LOCATION:VENUE:\nBrava Theater\n2781 24th Street, San Francisco
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/05/22/18419729.php
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