6:00 pm The Graffiti Artist (101 min)

	S’up? Nick is a lonely tagger scouting his next public canvas when he starts kicking it with Jesse, beginning a dynamic artistic and sexual collaboration. But skater-boy graffiti artist love can be fragile.

8:15 pm Wild Side (94 min)

	Set in the gritty streets of Paris and the countryside of northern France, journey with Stephanie, a transsexual prostitute, who returns to her rural childhood home with the two men she is in love with.

10:30 pm The Velvet Hammer Burlesque (93 min)

	The Velvet Hammer Burlesque brings the fine art of striptease to a whole new level. Sexy, bold, and celebrating a wide range of body types and styles, these women flash a lot of flouncing flesh – and more!

1:30 pm Paternal Instinct (75 min)

	A delightful and emotional documentary about gay parenting, PATERNAL INSTINCT explores contemporary gay life, family patterns, and personal choices with a few twists and turns that bring us back to…love!

3:15 pm Love, Your Homegirl (48 min)

	Emerging Bay Area mediamakers serve up fresh reflections of love, homegirl style, in a feisty buffet of short films that dishes and dices the perspectives of queer women of color with a tasty twist.

5:30 pm Ballroom (93 min)

	In what begins as an examination of two people as committed to their art as they are to their relationship, BALLROOM soon turns slightly stranger, moving from reality to fantasy and eventually to nightmare.

7:45 pm A Few Good Dykes (104 min)

	Meet the Dyke Uniform Core, a lesbian group that wears military uniforms in the context of BDSM, exploring the sexy dichotomy of a woman’s body in a man’s uniform. With HEADSPACE, a look at LA’s fetish scene.

10:00 pm The Wind, in the Evening (Il vento, di sera) (92 min)

	With his boyfriend suddenly and critically wounded, Paolo wanders the streets in horror and grief at the prospect of losing his lover, beginning a spiraling introspection and a nightmarish loss of self.

11:00 am Lesbian Centennial Project (68 min)

	Survey says you’ll love this collection of interviews with 100 lesbians of all stripes telling their part of a collective experience and creating an oral history of lesbian life over the last century.

1:00 pm Trans Lucent (97 min)

	Poignant, political, and celebratory, these new shorts explore the realities of living life as a transgender person, and how that influences every nuance of thought, movement, and, indeed, life itself.

3:15 pm In Any House (104 min)

	In life, we can choose our own families, and we can make our own homes. In each of these dramatic gay short films, a house – a home – is the location for confrontation, coming out, and coming to terms with oneself.

6:00 pm 4 Rent Boys and a Sangoma (72 min)

	This documentary charts the complex lives of five African men, shedding light on those who have same-sex relations for traditional, cultural, spiritual, and economic reasons. With EVERYTHING COMES TO LIGHT.

8:00 pm Jim in Bold (78 min)

	After a gay teen commits suicide, leaving behind pages of tormented poetry, two friends turn his tragic death and moving words into a hopeful future for other gay teens across the country in this documentary.

10:00 pm RTFM (100 min)

	This new German film, set in San Francisco at the height of the dot com boom, explores a weekend in the life of overworked and undersexed buth lesbian computer geek, in this wild fantasy ride of sexual intrigue.

June 20	Sunday

11:00 am LipSchtick (101 min)

	Poor Anne Bancroft, whose portrayals of both Mrs. Robinson and Anne Sullivan are just two of the many subjects parodied in LIPSCHTICK, a side-splitting line-up of the Festival’s most hilarious parodies.

1:30 pm Eating Out (90 min)

	In this feature debut from Q. Allen Brocka, creator of the immensely popular lego-mation adventures of Rick and Steve, a college boy poses as gay to get the girl in this funny shuffling of sexual identities.

4:00 pm Lily Festival (Yurisai) (100 min)

	From the leading director of Japanese female-centric adult films comes this lush celebration of the sex lives of older women as a female household has their passions re-ignited by a mysterious visitor.

6:30 pm Callas Forever (108 min)

	In CALLAS FOREVER, directed by Franco Zeffirelli and starring Fanny Ardant as Maria Callas and Jeremy Irons as her gay manager, the reclusive diva attempts to revive and preserve her legend for the ages.

9:00 pm Un Amour de Femme (88 min)

	In this throbbing lesbian twist on SHALL WE DANCE?, a lonely and incomplete woman finds passion at a dance class, where the dance teacher leads her on an emotionally dangerous journey of self-discovery.

1:00 pm Making Grace (87 min)

	Long-term partners Leslie and Ann Krsul-Sullivan want to be moms together. And the camera gets up-close and personal in this documentary as they go through the process so many LGBT folks have embraced.

3:00 pm Las Amigas Bonitas – New Latina Shorts (90 min)

	Here’s a not-to-be-missed collection of short films and documentaries directed by and about Latina women from Spain, Mexico, and the United States, including a look at the first dyke march in Latin America.

5:00 pm Strangers in Our Sameness (98 min)

	Take a fascinating new journey that looks into the transformation of the self through gender, and how we relate to our bodies once our bodies are changed, even if only through the perceptions of others.

7:15 pm Wave Babes (85 min)

	Surfs up, ladies! Comedian Georgia Ragsdale and her gal pals hit the waves to celebrate a 40th birthday and relive their surf bunny youth. With two hilarious short films also about women enjoying the water.

9:30 pm Anonymous (82 min)

	A sexy and original psychological portrait about a man trapped in life and in love who finds release in a pattern of casual sex. Can he have a life of sexual and emotional fulfillment out in the open?

11:30 am The Experiment: Gay And Straight (90 min)

	Can gays and straights really get along? Find out in this reality-show inspired experiment about five queer folks living with five straight people for just one week to explore gay/straight relations.

1:30 pm Let's Get Real (35 min)

	Reports conclude that LGBT students hear anti-gay slurs roughly twenty-six times a day. Join Frameline for a film and panel discussion addressing the deleterious effects of bullying in our nation’s schools.

3:15 pm I Look Up to the Sky Now (97 min)

	Directed by eleven young activists/artists, these video self-portraits examine a multitude of issues surrounding sexual, racial, ethnic, and gender identities. Free for those 18 and under (with ID).

5:30 pm Who's That Girl? (96 min)

	Risked it all for a new love? Can’t forget a past love? Crushing on the wrong girl? Finally got the girl you’ve been after? This gaggle of lesbian shorts serves love’s ups and downs, hot out of the oven.

7:30 pm Marlon Riggs: 10 Years After (55 min)

	It has been ten years since renowned documentary filmmaker Marlon Riggs died from AIDS. Frameline and a panel of friends and colleagues present a special screening of his landmark film TONGUES UNTIED.

10:00 pm Superstar in a Housedress: The Life and Legend of Jackie Curtis (95 min)

	This documentary portrait of Jackie Curtis spotlights the amazing career of the late, great Andy Warhol superstar, a revolutionary personality and gender outlaw who both defied and exploded sexual roles.

June 21	Monday

1:30 pm Journey to Kafiristan (Die Reise Nach Kafiristan) (100 min)

	In this true historical drama, “Swiss Rebel”Annemarie Schwarzenbach and ethnologist Ella Maillart cross the Alps and the Balkans to sail across the Black Sea to Afghanistan while the world faces WWII.

4:00 pm The Graffiti Artist (101 min)

	S’up? Nick is a lonely tagger scouting his next public canvas when he starts kicking it with Jesse, beginning a dynamic artistic and sexual collaboration. But skater-boy graffiti artist love can be fragile.

6:30 pm Straight-Jacket (96 min)

	Boys will be boys in this new film from the makers of GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS. Flaming 50’s film star Guy Stone is forced to marry a clueless studio secretary just when he finally meets the man of his dreams.

9:00 pm Clara's Summer (90 min)

	In this sensuous coming of age drama, Clara is a beautiful, inexperienced teenager eager to explore love and sex at summer camp – where the activities promise to include more than swimming and sailing!

6:30 pm Mind If I Call You Sir? (86 min)

	This collection of short films compares and contrasts the identities of butch women and FTM men to find the unique spaces where they intersect and the areas where they defiantly do not find common ground.

9:00 pm Dorian Blues (88 min)

	In this touching, comic film, Dorian is an angsty suburban teen coming out to his overbearing father and sports-star brother before escaping to New York City, where he hopes his life will now truly begin.

6:00 pm Forerunners (87 min)

	This eclectic trio of sporty and sexy films for sporty and sexy gals brings together female jocks from around the globe in three very different sporting events: tennis, rodeo, and soccer. Get your game on!

8:00 pm The Lost Generation (86 min)

	Exploring the two central male relationships in his life, SF filmmaker Jack Walsh seeks to reconcile himself to his father’s death and understand the strength of his 25-year relationship with his partner.

10:00 pm The Safety of Objects (121 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Director Rose Troche, this year’s recipient of the Frameline Award, offers a particularly effective fly-on-the-wall perspective on the lives of four neighboring families who share overlapping maladies.

Parkway Theater [Oakland]

6:30 pm Goldfish Memory (101 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	In this omnisexual comedy from Ireland, a roundelay of romances face modern challenges when girls in love with boys fall in love with other girls, and boys in love with girls fall in love with other boys.

9:15 pm Lily Festival (Yurisai) (100 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	From the leading director of Japanese female-centric adult films comes this lush celebration of the sex lives of older women as a female household has their passions re-ignited by a mysterious visitor.

June 22	Tuesday

Castro Theatre

1:30 pm The Odds of Recovery (81 min)

	Su Friedrich chronicles her long struggle with various health problems and the often-aggravating journey through the Western health care system, while pondering Eastern medicine and living a healthier life.

4:00 pm Dorian Blues (88 min)

	In this touching, comic film, Dorian is an angsty suburban teen coming out to his overbearing father and sports-star brother before escaping to New York City, where he hopes his life will now truly begin.

6:30 pm Adored: Diary of a Porn Star (105 min) CENTERPIECE

	In this acclaimed new Italian melodrama, writer/director Marco Filiberti plays Riki Kandinsky, a celebrated porn star who begins to realize that there may be more to life than what is between the sheets.

9:00 pm Dykes in the City (99 min)

	Like the gals in “Sex in the City,” the dykes featured in these funny shorts–including MERCURY IN RETROGRADE starring Lea DeLaria–are all trying to find Ms. Right and get some action while they’re searching.

Herbst Theatre

6:30 pm Annie Sprinkle's Amazing World of Orgasm (117 min)

	Legendary goddess of porn and sexpert Annie Sprinkle brings together 25 “orgasm experts” for the most fantastically fun film on the subject to date. With HEARTS CRACKED OPEN, a lesbian guide to Tantric sex.

9:00 pm On the Downlow (90 min)

	Two rival Latino gang members have developed a covert romantic relationship–living a reality where murder and brutality is ordinary and being gay certainly is not–and must choose between honor and love.

Roxie Cinema

6:00 pm Bola de Nieve (73 min)

	In this documentary about Cuban singer and pianist Ignacio Villa, known as Bola de Nieve, we are treated to a prismatic portrait of an artist whose discreetness around his homosexuality influenced his interpretive powers.

8:00 pm We Got the Beat (91 min)

	Lesbian music extends beyond Melissa, Amy and Emily. From hip-hop to punk rock, from Bessie Smith to Patti Smith, everyone knows we got the beat! Check out these amazing shorts about women creating music.

10:00 pm Bedrooms and Hallways (96 min)

	Starring Hugo Weaving, this second feature from Frameline Award recipient Rose Troche follows a circle of queer and queer-friendly friends looking for and finding love, sometimes in the least likely places.

Parkway Theater [Oakland]

6:30 pm You I Love (Ja Lublju Tebja) (85 min)

	Reminiscent of Almodovar, Vera and Timofey, two hetero lovers in ultra-modern Moscow, are torn asunder when he literally crashes into the seductive Uloomji, setting a bizarre love triangle into motion.

9:15 pm Wild Side (94 min)

	Set in the gritty streets of Paris and the countryside of northern France, journey with Stephanie, a transsexual prostitute, who returns to her rural childhood home with the two men she is in love with.

June 23	Wednesday

Castro Theatre

1:30 pm My Best Kept Secret (83 min)

	Coming out isn’t just for teens, since many still struggle as adults to understand their sexuality. These heartwarming films show people of different ages and backgrounds all “coming out” in their own way.

4:00 pmThe Wind, in the Evening (Il vento, di sera) (92 min)

	With his boyfriend suddenly and critically wounded, Paolo wanders the streets in horror and grief at the prospect of losing his lover, beginning a spiraling introspection and a nightmarish loss of self.

6:30 pm Proteus (100 min) SPECIAL PRESENTAION RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	John Greyson, the director of LILIES, cements his legacy in queer film with this lush and complex true historical drama about an interracial love affair in a South African prison in the 18th century.

9:15 pm Goldfish Memory (101 min)

	In this omnisexual comedy from Ireland, a roundelay of romances face modern challenges when girls in love with boys fall in love with other girls, and boys in love with girls fall in love with other boys.

Herbst Theatre

6:30 pm Drag Kings on Tour (80 min)

	Imagine MTV’s ROAD RULES completely cast with drag kings in a motor home and you get DRAG KINGS ON TOUR, a documentary charting a 15-city, three-week drag king burlesque tour through America and Canada.

9:00 pm Twist (97 min)

	Nick Stahl stars in this modern retelling of Dickens’s classic novel Oliver Twist, where the pickpockets of the original story have disappeared, replaced by young male hustlers on the streets of Toronto.

Roxie Cinema

6:00 pm In My Father's Church / Just(ly) Married (107 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Charissa is a lesbian who wants a church wedding, so her pastor father takes a stand in support of an anti-bias task-force initiative. JUST(LY) MARRIED presents a touching series of before-and-after marriage portraits.

8:15 pm Laramie Inside Out (69 min)

	In this intimate journey into the response of the citizens of Laramie in the aftermath of the Matthew Shepherd tragedy, a filmmaker travels back to see how these events have transformed her hometown.

10:00 pm The D Word (91 min)

	Dyke, drama, delicious, desire, danger, delirious, dolls, dames, delectable, dynamic, dandy, desperate – you’ll find all these “D” words and more in the following shorts about the delights of lesbian life.

Grand Lake Theatre [Oakland]

6:30 pm Journey to Kafiristan (Die Reise Nach Kafiristan) (100 min)

	In this true historical drama, “Swiss Rebel”Annemarie Schwarzenbach and ethnologist Ella Maillart cross the Alps and the Balkans to sail across the Black Sea to Afghanistan while the world faces WWII.

9:00 pm The Adventures of Iron Pussy (90 min)

	In this spy-thriller-kung-fu-musical-western, Iron Pussy is a male convenience store clerk by day and a fabulous drag queen/secret agent by night who will sing, dance…and love… her way to a safer world!

June 24	Thursday

Castro Theatre

2:00 pm A Swiss Rebel: Annemarie Schwarzenbach 1908-1942 (58 min)

	An intriguing figure from our forgotten history emerges in this revealing Swiss documentary about lesbian writer and photographer Annemarie Schwarzenbach, whose life is also portrayed in JOURNEY TO KAFIRISTAN.

4:00 pm Amores Locos – Latin Gay Shorts (90 min)

	Seven new male Latino shorts give us a wide variety of views on being gay–from coming out to dealing with masculine stereotypes and from being “on the down low” to dealing with HIV.

6:30 pm Round Trip (95 min)

	Nurit escapes from a lifeless marriage, a dead-end job, and weekly bomb threats to Tel Aviv, where she experiences personal and sexual rediscovery when she meets Mushidi, a dazzling Ghanaian immigrant.

9:00 pm Sugar (78 min)

	An 18-year-old suburban boy. A new skateboard. A joint. A subway token. These four elements make the perfect beginning to a film based on the short stories of outré, risqué queer artist Bruce LaBruce.

Herbst Theatre

6:30 pm Home At The End Of The World (120 min) (replaces The Assassinated Sun) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham (THE HOURS), who also wrote the screenplay, A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD looks at what we mean by love, commitment, and loyalty.

9:00 pm Inescapable (82 min)

	The hot and tawdry thrill of forbidden sex, coupled with the urgency of a brief weekend fling, turn INESCAPABLE into a high-tension lesbian erotic drama when two couples meet hiking in the Pacific Northwest.

Roxie Cinema

6:00 pm Liberty: 3 Stories About Life & Death (60 min)

	Pam Walton returns with an intimate documentary about her own “family” of lesbian friends who, since the 1970s, have shared love and relationships, joy and sorrow, and now they face losing their sisters.

7:30 pm Resisting Paradise (87 min)

	Matisse’s artwork will never look the same, and it’s all Barbara Hammer’s fault! The acclaimed filmmaker contrasts the lives of two artists during WWII with those of two female French Resistance fighters.

9:30 pm Father and Son (Otets I Syn) (84 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Father…or “Daddy”? Discover the unusual, taboo relationship between this father and son in a daring new film from Alexander Sokuruv, the Russian director of RUSSIAN ARK and, unsurprisingly, MOTHER AND SON.

Grand Lake Theatre [Oakland]

6:30 pm Kevin's Room 2 – Trust (87 min)

	From monogamy and fidelity, to HIV testing and syphilis, six gay men of color confront issues of trust. With REFLECTIONS UNSEEN, about eight African-American women living with HIV and AIDS in the East Bay.

9:00 pm Un Amour de Femme (88 min)

	In this throbbing lesbian twist on SHALL WE DANCE?, a lonely and incomplete woman finds passion at a dance class, where the dance teacher leads her on an emotionally dangerous journey of self-discovery.

June 25	Friday

Castro Theatre

1:30 pm The Antipodeans – New Gay Films From Australia (63 min)

	In the tradition of Priscilla and Muriel, these six distinct shorts show that gay life Down Under is full of surprises–from getting caught having an affair to being a teen desperately wanting that first kiss.

3:30 pm Skool's Out – New Films by Queer Youth (78 min)

	Young queer filmmakers from around the world deliver a great collection of short narrative films – stories of discrimination, coming out, fighting addictions, and love. Free for ages 18 and under, with ID.

6:00 pm Harry and Max (75 min)

	Chris Münch returns with this pop-colored tragic-comedy about a downtrodden former boy band sensation guiding–and following–his seductive younger brother, who is now on the verge of pop stardom himself.

8:00 pm Go Fish – 10th Anniversary (84 min)

	Director Rose Troche will be presented with this year’s Frameline Award for outstanding contributions to LGBT cinema at a special tenth anniversary screening of GO FISH, her groundbreaking debut feature film.

11:00 pm Raspberry Reich (94 min)

	Bruce LaBruce, the reigning bad boy of queer cinema, combines porn and propaganda in this no-holds-barred mind-expanding erotic film about in-your-face activists preaching the revolutionary aspects of sex.

Herbst Theatre

6:00 pm Tying the Knot (92 min)

	This timely documentary film in the making for three years looks at the history of the institution of marriage and the effects of anti-gay discrimination to make a compelling case for same-sex marriage.

8:00 pm Brother To Brother (93 min)

	A modern young gay black artist finds inspiration and embraces his own history through a chance encounter with Harlem Renaissance artist Bruce Nugent in this beautiful, visionary film from Rodney Evans.

10:15 pm Make A Wish (96 min)

	Finally, a dyke horror film that’s creepy and filled with thrills and chills just begging you to scream at the screen and save the oh-so-cute girls as Susan’s exes begin to disappear at a birthday campout.

Roxie Cinema

6:00 pm Rainbow Pride (87 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Two films make up this program about the histories of two of the most iconic pride images in San Francisco–the bold and roaring parade leading Dykes on Bikes and the universally recognized Rainbow Flag.

8:00 pm Venus of Mars (105 min)

	This energetic documentary examines the lives of Venus, a Minneapolis-based transgender artist fronting the goth/fetish/glam band All the Pretty Horses, and poetry professor Lynette, her wife of twenty years.

10:15 pm The Adventures of Iron Pussy (90 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	In this spy-thriller-kung-fu-musical-western, Iron Pussy is a male convenience store clerk by day and a fabulous drag queen/secret agent by night who will sing, dance…and love… her way to a safer world!

June 26	Saturday

Castro Theatre

11:30 am It's All Right To Cry – Kids Matinee (70 min)

	At this kiddie matinee, revisit free-thinking children’s classics and cartoons. Come early for yummy snacks provided by Rainbow Grocery and fun giveaways while supplies last! Free for those 12 and under.

1:15 pm The Truth or Consequences of Delmas Howe (95 min)

	In this provocative new documentary, acclaimed artist Delmas Howe exhibits his neoclassical paintings that unabashedly celebrate gay men around the globe, but not in his hometown of Truth of Consequences, New Mexico.

3:30 pm April's Shower (97 min)

	Aren’t weddings fun? Especially when your ex-girlfriend asks you to host a wedding shower for her – and her husband-to-be? As the guests arrive, it’s clear this party will not be for the faint of heart.

6:00 pm Testosterone (101 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	From the director of EDGE OF SEVENTEEN, and starring Antonio Sabato Jr, Sonia Braga, and Jennifer Coolidge, TESTOSTERONE follows a blocked young writer pursuing his missing lover to the heart of Buenos Aires.

8:30 pm Hellbent (94 min)

	You’ll be too scared to leave the theatre alone after this suspenseful flick about a slasher on the loose at a Halloween street party. Did we mention Pink Saturday will be revving up when the film let’s out?

Herbst Theatre

12:30 pm Girls by the Bay (88 min)

	This year, the Bay Area’s lesbian filmmakers travel everywhere, from the annual dyke march to Mister Roger’s Neighborhood and beyond, to demonstrate how rich and riveting the local lesbian film scene truly is.

3:00 pm Boys by the Bay (84 min)

	Bay Area boys with cameras have been making innovative short films for you all year, and here is the fruit of their work–from a look at the tragic events of November 1978 to a contemplation of River Phoenix.

5:15 pm The Tasty Bust Reunion (62 min)

	When cops busted a Melbourne nightclub in 1994, strip-searching 463 patrons, the incident unleashed a community and legal firestorm. A decade later, veterans of that night reunite to remember the event.

7:00 pm Arisan! (129 min)

	The first gay film from Indonesia, this charmer offers a rambunctious romp through gender assumptions and love pangs–all set at an arisan, a unique Indonesian social gathering full of gossip and bragging.

9:45 pm Crime and Passion (98 min)

	Bank robbers and detectives, murderers and adulterers, dominatrixes and serial killers are just some of the fascinating characters you’ll find in these suspenseful, humorous and passionate new short films.

Roxie Cinema

12 noon Kevin's Room 2 - Trust (87 min)

	From monogamy and fidelity, to HIV testing and syphilis, six gay men of color confront issues of trust. With REFLECTIONS UNSEEN, about eight African-American women living with HIV and AIDS in the East Bay.

2:00 pm Saints & Sinners (86 min)

	Timely and uplifting, this inspiring portrait of a community of faith tells a story that soon might not seem so unusual: that of a wedding between two gay men, affirming their dignity to live and love.

4:00 pm Almost There / Yellow Peppers (82 min)

	In ALMOST THERE, a lesbian couple decides to leave Israel to seek a new home in Greece and escape the problems that haunt them. In YELLOW PEPPERS, two women decide to open a soup restaurant in Jerusalem.

6:30 pm Fun In Girls' Shorts (96 min)

	The perennially popular collection of hilarious, sexy, quirky lesbian shorts about the downright hysterical diversity of lesbian life, including a new comedy from dyke icon and GO FISH star Guinevere Turner.

8:30 pm Fun In Boys' Shorts (75 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY

	Get your popcorn and candy early and get in that seat so you don’t miss a single hilarious short film about gay life in the new century, including musical fantasies, burly sex symbols and TV dream homes.

June 27	Sunday

Castro Theatre

12 noon You I Love (85 min)

	Reminiscent of Almodovar, Vera and Timofey, two hetero lovers in ultra-modern Moscow, are torn asunder when he literally crashes into the seductive Uloomji, setting a bizarre love triangle into motion.

2:00 pm Alice (73 min)

	When delicate memories of an intimate relationship with her sister Manon begin to flood her mind, twenty-year-old Alice is caught in a twisted maze of emotions that is leading her into certain crisis.

4:00 pm Euro Trip (98 min)

	Welcome to Air Frameline–and buckle your seatbelts! Today we are flying you to Italy, Germany, Norway, France, and the United Kingdom for an exciting selection of films about gay boys from across the EU.

7:30 pm D.E.B.S. (90 min) RUSH TICKETS ONLY for the film. Tickets for the film & party are going fast!

	Hidden within the S.A.T. is a secret test designed to identify brilliant students who can lie, cheat, fight, and kill so that a secret government agency can recruit and train them to become members of the nation’s most elite paramilitary group: the D.E.B.S. To the outside world, the D.E.B.S. look like picture-perfect, plaid-skirted, well-schooled young women. In reality, they are the nation’s first line of defense. Their arch enemy? Lucy in the Sky, a sexy, diamond-bejeweled bank robber so evil that no crime fighter has faced her and lived to tell the tale – until the D.E.B.S. are called on a mission to take her down. Amy, the poster-girl D.E.B. takes matters into her own hands and allows Lucy to capture her. But instead of killing Amy, Lucy asks her out on a date! The D.E.B.S. mount a rescue mission and do battle with Lucy’s evil henchmen, unaware that their leader is having an illicit affair with the evil Lucy. Based on the wildly popular (and award-winning) short film, director Angela Robinson delivers with this bubbly, sexy, fun-filled, irreverent send-up of espionage movies, action thrillers, and teen angst.

Terra

10:00 pm Closing Night Party

	Join us at the swanky SOMA hot spot Terra, located at 511 Harrison Street (at First Street). Lift a glass as we announce the 2004 Festival award winners and close the Festival on another spectacular LGBT Pride Day.