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Marriage Equality California Calendar, 3/6-14
Events in California for the next 2 weeks
Press Contact:
Molly McKay
No. Cal. Executive Director
Marriage Equality California
(415) 875-3204
For Immediate Release
MARRIAGE EQUALITY CALIFORNIA EVENTS
Week of March 6-14, 2004
Website-marriageequalityca.org
Saturday, March 6th -4pm SAN FRANCISCO Bethany United Methodist Church (1268 Sanchez
Street--corner of Clipper and Sanchez in SF)Socialist Worker Newspaper's panel
discussion "Separate is NOT Equal! What will it take to defend gay marriage?"
SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Howard Wallace--Pride at Work, AFL-CIO and the San Francisco Labor
Council, Molly McKay, Marriage Equality, Ramona and Marina Gatto Children of
Lesbians and Gays Everywhere(COLAGE), Kathryn Lybarger--recently married member of
the International Socialist Organization. For more info: 510-333-4604
Tuesday, March 9th SAN JOSE City Council Meeting 1:30 - 3:00 PM. 801 N. First St.
Council chambers on 2nd floor. Come support the Mayor and Council members who will
vote to recognize all same-sex city employees who were married in other areas and
direct staff to change benefits so same-sex married couples can receive the SAME
BENEFITS as different sex couples. Contact Mara at IBIcandy [at] aol.com
<mailto:IBIcandy [at] aol.com> for more information.
Wednesday, March 10th, SAN FRANCISCO Betty Sullivan and Ann Biderman's March Ladies
Dining Evening at MECCA 6:00pm-8:30pm - Special Guest Molly McKay, Marriage
Equality California. For women who wish to make new contacts, meet for an informal
evening of conversation about marriage equality and enjoy fine dining for prix fixe
menu of $39.95 (plus tax and gratuity). MECCA is located at 2029 Market Street
(between Dolores & 14th Streets). If you have questions about the event, contact
Betty: Bettys [at] Bettyslist.com or simply RSVP to 415-621-7000, or http://www.opentable.com
<http://www.opentable.com/> .
Thursday, March 11th: SAN FRANCISCO Union Square Marriage Equality Rally
11:00am-1:00pm. Show up, bring noise makers, we will have signs and stickers.
Thursday, March 11th SAN FRANCISCO Same-Sex Marriage Debate. Pro: Shannon Minter,
National Center of Lesbian Rights, Con: speaker from Alliance Defense Fund.
12am-1pm at New College Law School. Contact for info: wnpussycat [at] yahoo.com
Saturday, March 13th: SAN FRANCISCO Media Development 101: Media Messaging Around
Marriage Equality. 1 to 5PM - The LGBT Center of San Francisco, Equality
California, GLAAD, Our Family Coalition, and Marriage Equality California would like
to invite you to a marriage media training at the San Francisco LGBT Community
Center 1800 Market St. Same-sex couples that are married or plan to marry are
welcomed to attend this spokespeople training to learn how to effectively access and
engage the media in your local communities. Also People of Color are especially
urged to participate to show the world that this is an issue which impacts all
communities. Please R.S.V.P. to Eddie Gutierrez, GLAAD's Southwest Regional Media
Manager, at gutierrez [at] glaad.org <mailto:gutierrez [at] glaad.org> (323-634-2011) or
Roberto Issac Ordeñana, Director of Community Programs, at robertoo [at] sfcenter.org
<mailto:robertoo [at] sfcenter.org> (415-865-5665).
Save the Date for Upcoming Week's Events including:
March 15: 7:00-9:00 pm MILL VALLEY Marin County Community Forum on Same Gender
Marriage, Acqua Hotel Conference Center 555 Redwood Highway, Mill Valley
March 16th Santa Clara County Board of Supervisor's meeting 9:30 am at 70 West
Hedding Street in San Jose.
March 16: OAKLAND Unlearning Homophobia Films- Parkway Theater 6:30-8:30pm.
March 16: OAKLAND FOLLOWING THE FILMS COME TO OAKLAND CITY HALL AND HELP PASS THE
MARRIAGE RESOLUTION 8:30 -10:30PM.
March 16: SAN RAFAEL 7:00PM-9:00PM -Marin County MECA Chapter Meeting at Ping's
Mandarin Restaurant, 817 West Francisco Boulevard, San Rafael.
March 18: 7:00 PM CONCORD Contra Costa County MECA Chapter Meeting Rainbow Community
Center of Contra Costa County 2118 Willow Pass Rd,. # 500 Concord
March 20: 6:00pm SAN FRANCISCO Equality California Dinner Four Seasons Hotel 757
Market St. Buy tickets on line at events [at] eqca.org <mailto:events [at] eqca.org> .
Speakers include first same-sex couple to legally marry in Canada.
March 21: BERKELEY Clergy only- meeting on Marriage Equality at Pacific School of
Religion.
March 24, at 6:30 SAN RAFAEL at the Rafael Center, 1118 Fourth Street, join our
friends at Spectrum to see the Wedding Banquet, a zany comedy about deception and
family rituals. $20.00 RSVP marin [at] marriageequality.org
<mailto:marin [at] marriageequality.org>
March 28-29 - Marriage Equality California is holding a Candlelight Vigil/Karaoke
Wedding Song marathon planned for Sunday March 28th at 6:30pm - the day before the
SF Court rules on the injunction to stop issuing marriage licenses in SF - (or on
any day before that, if the Supreme Court orders the City to stop issuing marriage
licenses.)
The plan is to march from Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro to City Hall/SF
Courthouse/Supreme Courthouse - and then to continue the rally with an endless night
of dancing to Karaoke Wedding Songs sung by volunteers until the court rules on the
injunction on Monday - probably around noon - on the 29th.
All groups of the GLBT Community and our Straight Allies are invited to take part,
all singers, organizers, leaders, participators, in this peaceful, fun, entertaining
and visually strong statement of a 24 hour Wedding Song Karaoke. Couples are
encouraged to wear wedding garb and bring a copy of their marriage license on a
poster board for show. This is for both the different sex and same sex married
couples participating.
April 3: 5:00pm 7:00pm SAN FRANCISCO "Why You Should Give A Damn About Gay Marriage"
book release and MECA fundraiser LGBT Center (1800 Market St.). RSVP to
davina [at] marriageequalityca.org
April 15: 6:00pm SAN FRANCISCO Ferry Building Tax Day Protest - Boston Tea Party
Revisited.
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May 2, 2004 (start time: 10am) SAN FRANCISCO Speedway Meadow at Golden Gate Park.
Running to the Altar is a 5K run/walk fundraiser for marriage equality. For more
information on how to participate, check out: web-marriageequalityca.org/running.php
Marriage Equality California is dedicated to securing the freedom and the right of
same-sex couples to enter into legally-recognized civil marriage,
having all the federal and state benefits and responsibilities which that entails.
Molly McKay
No. Cal. Executive Director
Marriage Equality California
(415) 875-3204
For Immediate Release
MARRIAGE EQUALITY CALIFORNIA EVENTS
Week of March 6-14, 2004
Website-marriageequalityca.org
Saturday, March 6th -4pm SAN FRANCISCO Bethany United Methodist Church (1268 Sanchez
Street--corner of Clipper and Sanchez in SF)Socialist Worker Newspaper's panel
discussion "Separate is NOT Equal! What will it take to defend gay marriage?"
SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Howard Wallace--Pride at Work, AFL-CIO and the San Francisco Labor
Council, Molly McKay, Marriage Equality, Ramona and Marina Gatto Children of
Lesbians and Gays Everywhere(COLAGE), Kathryn Lybarger--recently married member of
the International Socialist Organization. For more info: 510-333-4604
Tuesday, March 9th SAN JOSE City Council Meeting 1:30 - 3:00 PM. 801 N. First St.
Council chambers on 2nd floor. Come support the Mayor and Council members who will
vote to recognize all same-sex city employees who were married in other areas and
direct staff to change benefits so same-sex married couples can receive the SAME
BENEFITS as different sex couples. Contact Mara at IBIcandy [at] aol.com
<mailto:IBIcandy [at] aol.com> for more information.
Wednesday, March 10th, SAN FRANCISCO Betty Sullivan and Ann Biderman's March Ladies
Dining Evening at MECCA 6:00pm-8:30pm - Special Guest Molly McKay, Marriage
Equality California. For women who wish to make new contacts, meet for an informal
evening of conversation about marriage equality and enjoy fine dining for prix fixe
menu of $39.95 (plus tax and gratuity). MECCA is located at 2029 Market Street
(between Dolores & 14th Streets). If you have questions about the event, contact
Betty: Bettys [at] Bettyslist.com or simply RSVP to 415-621-7000, or http://www.opentable.com
<http://www.opentable.com/> .
Thursday, March 11th: SAN FRANCISCO Union Square Marriage Equality Rally
11:00am-1:00pm. Show up, bring noise makers, we will have signs and stickers.
Thursday, March 11th SAN FRANCISCO Same-Sex Marriage Debate. Pro: Shannon Minter,
National Center of Lesbian Rights, Con: speaker from Alliance Defense Fund.
12am-1pm at New College Law School. Contact for info: wnpussycat [at] yahoo.com
Saturday, March 13th: SAN FRANCISCO Media Development 101: Media Messaging Around
Marriage Equality. 1 to 5PM - The LGBT Center of San Francisco, Equality
California, GLAAD, Our Family Coalition, and Marriage Equality California would like
to invite you to a marriage media training at the San Francisco LGBT Community
Center 1800 Market St. Same-sex couples that are married or plan to marry are
welcomed to attend this spokespeople training to learn how to effectively access and
engage the media in your local communities. Also People of Color are especially
urged to participate to show the world that this is an issue which impacts all
communities. Please R.S.V.P. to Eddie Gutierrez, GLAAD's Southwest Regional Media
Manager, at gutierrez [at] glaad.org <mailto:gutierrez [at] glaad.org> (323-634-2011) or
Roberto Issac Ordeñana, Director of Community Programs, at robertoo [at] sfcenter.org
<mailto:robertoo [at] sfcenter.org> (415-865-5665).
Save the Date for Upcoming Week's Events including:
March 15: 7:00-9:00 pm MILL VALLEY Marin County Community Forum on Same Gender
Marriage, Acqua Hotel Conference Center 555 Redwood Highway, Mill Valley
March 16th Santa Clara County Board of Supervisor's meeting 9:30 am at 70 West
Hedding Street in San Jose.
March 16: OAKLAND Unlearning Homophobia Films- Parkway Theater 6:30-8:30pm.
March 16: OAKLAND FOLLOWING THE FILMS COME TO OAKLAND CITY HALL AND HELP PASS THE
MARRIAGE RESOLUTION 8:30 -10:30PM.
March 16: SAN RAFAEL 7:00PM-9:00PM -Marin County MECA Chapter Meeting at Ping's
Mandarin Restaurant, 817 West Francisco Boulevard, San Rafael.
March 18: 7:00 PM CONCORD Contra Costa County MECA Chapter Meeting Rainbow Community
Center of Contra Costa County 2118 Willow Pass Rd,. # 500 Concord
March 20: 6:00pm SAN FRANCISCO Equality California Dinner Four Seasons Hotel 757
Market St. Buy tickets on line at events [at] eqca.org <mailto:events [at] eqca.org> .
Speakers include first same-sex couple to legally marry in Canada.
March 21: BERKELEY Clergy only- meeting on Marriage Equality at Pacific School of
Religion.
March 24, at 6:30 SAN RAFAEL at the Rafael Center, 1118 Fourth Street, join our
friends at Spectrum to see the Wedding Banquet, a zany comedy about deception and
family rituals. $20.00 RSVP marin [at] marriageequality.org
<mailto:marin [at] marriageequality.org>
March 28-29 - Marriage Equality California is holding a Candlelight Vigil/Karaoke
Wedding Song marathon planned for Sunday March 28th at 6:30pm - the day before the
SF Court rules on the injunction to stop issuing marriage licenses in SF - (or on
any day before that, if the Supreme Court orders the City to stop issuing marriage
licenses.)
The plan is to march from Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro to City Hall/SF
Courthouse/Supreme Courthouse - and then to continue the rally with an endless night
of dancing to Karaoke Wedding Songs sung by volunteers until the court rules on the
injunction on Monday - probably around noon - on the 29th.
All groups of the GLBT Community and our Straight Allies are invited to take part,
all singers, organizers, leaders, participators, in this peaceful, fun, entertaining
and visually strong statement of a 24 hour Wedding Song Karaoke. Couples are
encouraged to wear wedding garb and bring a copy of their marriage license on a
poster board for show. This is for both the different sex and same sex married
couples participating.
April 3: 5:00pm 7:00pm SAN FRANCISCO "Why You Should Give A Damn About Gay Marriage"
book release and MECA fundraiser LGBT Center (1800 Market St.). RSVP to
davina [at] marriageequalityca.org
April 15: 6:00pm SAN FRANCISCO Ferry Building Tax Day Protest - Boston Tea Party
Revisited.
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May 2, 2004 (start time: 10am) SAN FRANCISCO Speedway Meadow at Golden Gate Park.
Running to the Altar is a 5K run/walk fundraiser for marriage equality. For more
information on how to participate, check out: web-marriageequalityca.org/running.php
Marriage Equality California is dedicated to securing the freedom and the right of
same-sex couples to enter into legally-recognized civil marriage,
having all the federal and state benefits and responsibilities which that entails.
For more information:
http://www.marriageequalityca.org
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Thank you for posting these events. I'll bring as many as I can to Thursday's rally.
What sort of publicity will there be for Union Square rally? It seems to me that we need to get the word out somehow, so that the turnout will be great. Has that already been addressed?
What sort of publicity will there be for Union Square rally? It seems to me that we need to get the word out somehow, so that the turnout will be great. Has that already been addressed?
1) GENERAL
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
OPENING AND CLOSING NIGHT
Frameline28 opens on June 17 at the historic Castro Theatre with a screening of TOUCH OF PINK, a hilarious romantic comedy in the old Hollywood tradition. In TOUCH OF PINK, a closeted Ismaili Muslim man in London tries to keep his homosexuality from his family in the midst of his cousin’s enormous wedding<on the advice of his guru, the spirit of Cary Grant (Kyle MacLachlan). Mistry, MacLachlan, and director Ian Iqbal Rashid are expected to attend the festivities. After the film, Opening Night attendees will celebrate the film and Festival at San Francisco’s City Hall, the heart of the recent gay marriage movement.
Eleven days and over 260 films later, the Festival will close on June 27th, the day of San Francisco’s pride parade and celebration, with Angela Robinson’s hilarious and exciting D.E.B.S., based on the popular award-winning short film about a secret band of female spies. After the screening at the Castro Theatre, ease on down to the South-of-Market hotspot, the Terra Gallery, for an exhilarating Closing Night Party.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
For its Centerpiece selection, Frameline28 will screen the Italian melodrama ADORED, a hot new film about a porn star who realizes that there might be more to life. This dazzling debut from Italian actor/filmmaker Marco Filiberti goes behind the mask of a narcissistic icon to find what lies beneath. And, two films will receive Special Presentation screenings: John Greyson, the director of LILIES, with co-director Jack Lewis, brings his new historical drama PROTEUS, and REVOLUTION, the newest comedy concert film from SF homegirl Margaret Cho.
Maverick lesbian director Rose Troche, who is currently making THE L WORD into one of the hottest shows on television, will be presented with the 2004 Frameline Award recognizing her significant contributions to gay and lesbian media arts at a 10th anniversary screening of her groundbreaking debut feature, GO FISH. Frameline28 will also present Troche’s BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS, starring Hugo Weaving, and THE SAFETY OF OBJECTS, starring Glenn Close and Patricia Clarkson.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
2) Opening Night: 6/17/04, 7:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
OPENING NIGHT
Frameline28 opens on June 17 at the historic Castro Theatre with a screening of TOUCH OF PINK, a hilarious romantic comedy in the old Hollywood tradition. In TOUCH OF PINK, a closeted Ismaili Muslim man in London tries to keep his homosexuality from his family in the midst of his cousin’s enormous wedding on the advice of his guru, the spirit of Cary Grant (Kyle MacLachlan). Mistry, MacLachlan, and director Ian Iqbal Rashid are expected to attend the festivities. After the film, Opening Night attendees will celebrate the film and Festival at San Francisco’s City Hall, the heart of the recent gay marriage movement.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
3) CLOSING NIGHT: 6/27, 7:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
CLOSING NIGHT
The Festival will close on June 27th, the day of San Francisco’s pride parade and celebration, with Angela Robinson’s hilarious and exciting D.E.B.S., based on the popular award-winning short film about a secret band of female spies. After the screening at the Castro Theatre, ease on down to the South-of-Market hotspot, the Terra Gallery, for an exhilarating Closing Night Party.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
4) Centerpiece Presentation: ADORED: DIARY OF A PORN STAR: 6/22, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
CENTERPIECE PRESENTATION
For its Centerpiece selection, Frameline28 will screen the Italian melodrama ADORED, a hot new film about a porn star who realizes that there might be more to life. This dazzling debut from Italian actor/filmmaker Marco Filiberti goes behind the mask of a narcissistic icon to find what lies beneath.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
5) Special Presentations: REVOLUTION, 6/18, 6 pm, Castro Theatre
PROTEUS, 6/23, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
Two films will receive Special Presentation screenings: John Greyson, the director of LILIES, with co-director Jack Lewis, brings his new historical drama PROTEUS (screening 6/23, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre), and REVOLUTION (screening 6/18, 6:00 pm, Castro Theatre), the newest comedy concert film from SF homegirl Margaret Cho.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
6) 2004 Frameline Award: Honoring Rose Troche: 6/21, 6/22, 6/25
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
HONORING ROSE TROCHE
Maverick lesbian director Rose Troche, who is currently making THE L WORD into one of the hottest shows on television, will be presented with the 2004 Frameline Award recognizing her significant contributions to gay and lesbian media arts at a 10th anniversary screening of her groundbreaking debut feature, GO FISH (screening June 25, 8:00 pm, Castro Theatre). Frameline28 will also present Troche’s BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS (screening June 22, 10:00 pm, Roxie Cinema), starring Hugo Weaving, and THE SAFETY OF OBJECTS (screening June 21, 10:00 pm, Roxie Cinema), starring Glenn Close and Patricia Clarkson.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
OPENING AND CLOSING NIGHT
Frameline28 opens on June 17 at the historic Castro Theatre with a screening of TOUCH OF PINK, a hilarious romantic comedy in the old Hollywood tradition. In TOUCH OF PINK, a closeted Ismaili Muslim man in London tries to keep his homosexuality from his family in the midst of his cousin’s enormous wedding<on the advice of his guru, the spirit of Cary Grant (Kyle MacLachlan). Mistry, MacLachlan, and director Ian Iqbal Rashid are expected to attend the festivities. After the film, Opening Night attendees will celebrate the film and Festival at San Francisco’s City Hall, the heart of the recent gay marriage movement.
Eleven days and over 260 films later, the Festival will close on June 27th, the day of San Francisco’s pride parade and celebration, with Angela Robinson’s hilarious and exciting D.E.B.S., based on the popular award-winning short film about a secret band of female spies. After the screening at the Castro Theatre, ease on down to the South-of-Market hotspot, the Terra Gallery, for an exhilarating Closing Night Party.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
For its Centerpiece selection, Frameline28 will screen the Italian melodrama ADORED, a hot new film about a porn star who realizes that there might be more to life. This dazzling debut from Italian actor/filmmaker Marco Filiberti goes behind the mask of a narcissistic icon to find what lies beneath. And, two films will receive Special Presentation screenings: John Greyson, the director of LILIES, with co-director Jack Lewis, brings his new historical drama PROTEUS, and REVOLUTION, the newest comedy concert film from SF homegirl Margaret Cho.
Maverick lesbian director Rose Troche, who is currently making THE L WORD into one of the hottest shows on television, will be presented with the 2004 Frameline Award recognizing her significant contributions to gay and lesbian media arts at a 10th anniversary screening of her groundbreaking debut feature, GO FISH. Frameline28 will also present Troche’s BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS, starring Hugo Weaving, and THE SAFETY OF OBJECTS, starring Glenn Close and Patricia Clarkson.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
2) Opening Night: 6/17/04, 7:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
OPENING NIGHT
Frameline28 opens on June 17 at the historic Castro Theatre with a screening of TOUCH OF PINK, a hilarious romantic comedy in the old Hollywood tradition. In TOUCH OF PINK, a closeted Ismaili Muslim man in London tries to keep his homosexuality from his family in the midst of his cousin’s enormous wedding on the advice of his guru, the spirit of Cary Grant (Kyle MacLachlan). Mistry, MacLachlan, and director Ian Iqbal Rashid are expected to attend the festivities. After the film, Opening Night attendees will celebrate the film and Festival at San Francisco’s City Hall, the heart of the recent gay marriage movement.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
3) CLOSING NIGHT: 6/27, 7:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
CLOSING NIGHT
The Festival will close on June 27th, the day of San Francisco’s pride parade and celebration, with Angela Robinson’s hilarious and exciting D.E.B.S., based on the popular award-winning short film about a secret band of female spies. After the screening at the Castro Theatre, ease on down to the South-of-Market hotspot, the Terra Gallery, for an exhilarating Closing Night Party.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
4) Centerpiece Presentation: ADORED: DIARY OF A PORN STAR: 6/22, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
CENTERPIECE PRESENTATION
For its Centerpiece selection, Frameline28 will screen the Italian melodrama ADORED, a hot new film about a porn star who realizes that there might be more to life. This dazzling debut from Italian actor/filmmaker Marco Filiberti goes behind the mask of a narcissistic icon to find what lies beneath.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
5) Special Presentations: REVOLUTION, 6/18, 6 pm, Castro Theatre
PROTEUS, 6/23, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
Two films will receive Special Presentation screenings: John Greyson, the director of LILIES, with co-director Jack Lewis, brings his new historical drama PROTEUS (screening 6/23, 6:30 pm, Castro Theatre), and REVOLUTION (screening 6/18, 6:00 pm, Castro Theatre), the newest comedy concert film from SF homegirl Margaret Cho.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
6) 2004 Frameline Award: Honoring Rose Troche: 6/21, 6/22, 6/25
Frameline28, the 28th San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, the world’s largest and oldest LGBT film festival, will screen from June 17-27, 2004 in San Francisco at the Castro Theatre, the Herbst Theatre and Roxie Cinema, with additional screenings across the bay in Oakland at the Grand Lake Theatre and Parkway Theatre. This year, the Festival will screen over 80 feature films, including 10 world premieres, and over 180 short films from 25 countries.
PURCHASING TICKETS
Tickets are on sale NOW at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival, or call 925.866.9559. The ticket outlet is located at Superstar Satellite, 474 Castro, San Francisco.
Purchasing in advance is highly advised, as shows will sell out! Discounted group tickets are available, as well as our special GOLD PASS, CASTRO PASS AND HERBST PASS.
HONORING ROSE TROCHE
Maverick lesbian director Rose Troche, who is currently making THE L WORD into one of the hottest shows on television, will be presented with the 2004 Frameline Award recognizing her significant contributions to gay and lesbian media arts at a 10th anniversary screening of her groundbreaking debut feature, GO FISH (screening June 25, 8:00 pm, Castro Theatre). Frameline28 will also present Troche’s BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS (screening June 22, 10:00 pm, Roxie Cinema), starring Hugo Weaving, and THE SAFETY OF OBJECTS (screening June 21, 10:00 pm, Roxie Cinema), starring Glenn Close and Patricia Clarkson.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about the Festival, visit the website at http://www.frameline.org/festival.
2004 Frameline “GET OUT” Email Newsletter
This year’s tagline is GET OUT AND SEE A MOVIE, so sign up for our email newsletter, “GET OUT”. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's Email newsletter. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Sign up at:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
For more information:
http://www.frameline.org/festival
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