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| September 2001 Events |
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| September 2, 2001 |
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3rd I and Q-Filmistan present
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Surviving Sabu
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Surviving Sabu is the story of the difficult relationship between
a young gay South Asian man and his father, refracted through the
images of the late film star Sabu of "Jungle Book" and
"Elephant Boy". This film will be included within the
ICON program of the Q-Filmistan which runs a total of 1.5 hours.
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Special Jury Prize, Zanzibar International Film Festival Jury Prize,
Vancouver Out on Screen Festival
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Queer filmistan explores the relationship between queerness and
South Asia, between South Asia and South Asian diasporas, through
films and videos that comment on queer sexualities and their location
in South Asian history and society.
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The festival runs from Aug 31-Sep 2 at Artists Television Access,
992 Valencia St, San Francisco.
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Passes available online at www.trikone.org.
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For more info call 415-789-7322 or email filmistan@trikone.org
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| September 14, 2001 |
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Tomandote (Two For Tea)
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9th Festival ¡Cine Latino!
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starring Zack Qureshi and Nuria Prisms A Romantic Comedy by Isabel
Gardela Nuria Roldos, Cinematographer Spain 2000, 94 minutes
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Official Selection Montreal Film Festival 2000, Official Selection
London Film Festival 2000
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Gabi, a 30-year-old writer, returns to Barcelona after a decadent
3 years to pick up a prestigious award for erotic literature. There
she meets Jalil, a Muslim Indian who makes bouquets all night in
a local 24-hour flower shop. Gabi and Jalil share a sultry summer,
even though she is Christian and he is Muslim, even though she is
liberal and he is conservative. When Jalil returns from a vacation
in India, their relationship enters a game of negotiations.
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Fore more info on ¡Cine Latino!: www.cineaccion.com
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