Alchemical Gender: New Local Film : Indybay

SF Cinematheque presents
Compelling Opposites: New work by local makers
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Bill Basquin and Michelle Silva in person

Featuring premiere screenings by emerging San Francisco filmmakers.

Video collaborator with Otomo Yoshihide and Canyon Cinema
maven Michelle Silva presents carnal vignettes in
"How the West was Hung," "Amor Peligrosa,"
"Cum Shots and Field Goals" and a city portrait of New York,
"Flourescent Influx" plus more.

One-time local gal Bill Basquin screens his award winning (SFIFF, 2001) "The Ride," starring Cooper Lee Bombardier as a cabby who might get sex or paid or both or neither, along with other work including his recently completed triptych "The Last Day of November" "Martin," and "Range," a subtle
exploration of rural masculinity and mortality.

Alchemical Gender: New Local Film
Date	Thursday May 12
Time	7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Location Details
SF Cinematheque at YBCA screening room Mission at Third Street
Event Type	Screening
Organizer/Author	steve polta
SF Cinematheque presents Compelling Opposites: New work by local makers Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Bill Basquin and Michelle Silva in person Featuring premiere screenings by emerging San Francisco filmmakers. Video collaborator with Otomo Yoshihide and Canyon Cinema maven Michelle Silva presents carnal vignettes in "How the West was Hung," "Amor Peligrosa," "Cum Shots and Field Goals" and a city portrait of New York, "Flourescent Influx" plus more. One-time local gal Bill Basquin screens his award winning (SFIFF, 2001) "The Ride," starring Cooper Lee Bombardier as a cabby who might get sex or paid or both or neither, along with other work including his recently completed triptych "The Last Day of November" "Martin," and "Range," a subtle exploration of rural masculinity and mortality. Added to the calendar on Saturday May 7th, 2005 8:18 PM

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