This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

Director

Alston, Macky

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

Directors

Berg, Bret
Hinton, Alex

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

Description

Queer filmmakers, through parody and performance, hilariously liberate themselves from stereotypes and oppression. Jennifer Reeder's post-modern superhero with a trailer-park attitude takes us on a wild ride in Clit-O-Matic, Jenni Olson shows us just what "butch" means in Sometimes and Jack Smith reveals how queer you can be when Overstimulated. Roger Jacoby's L'Amico Fried’s Glamorous Friends is a delightful silent romp around sexual clichés, while Jan Oxenberg produces a hysterical send-up of lesbian stereotypes in the classic A Comedy In Six Unnatural Acts.

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This title is part of the Frameline Film Festival Collection at the San Francisco Public Library.

Description

From Fireworks, which Kenneth Anger described as "all the explosive pyrotechnics of a dream" to Easy Garden, Anie Stanley's lyrical silent montage of carnivals and girls, this program traces five decades of experimental depictions of sexuality. In Isaac Julien's The Attendant explores the pleasures of sado-masochistic relationships, these films blur the line between poetics and pornography.

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