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2014 PROGRAM

Nov 06 | Nov 07 | Nov 08 | Nov 09

SATURDAY, November 08

Metro 4 Theatre, 618 State St.

11:00 am - Lilting

Exploring matters of lost love, memory, and cross-cultural difference with great emotion, Lilting tells the story of a bereaved mother and her late son’s longtime lover, each attempting to move on after the death of their beloved.

“Lilting delightfully captures the nuances of emotion and speech.” – Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times

Director: Hong Khaou / 2013, UK, 86 min.

In English and Mandarin with English subtitles

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1:00 pm - Women's Shorts

Stop Calling Me Honey Bunny
Two rabbits on a quest for sexual perfection. Is bunny bed death possible?

Director: Gabrielle Zilkha / 2013, Canada, 11 min.

Cycle of the Witch (Or, Sorry I Missed Church, I Was Busy Practicing Witchcraft and Becoming a Lesbian
Spirituality, motherhood, and cycles of birth and rebirth drive this fascinating video art piece.

Director: Cheri Gaulke / 2013, USA, 12 min.

Chris
A high-school girl has to work up the courage to ask a date to prom. An accomplished short from a tenth grader in Calabasas.

Director: Zachary Oschin / 2014, USA, 10 min.

Playing With Balls
Contrasting games and generations spur an unusual encounter at an Icelandic tennis club.

Director: Nanna Kristín Magnúsdóttir / 2014, Iceland, 8 min.
In Icelandic with English subtitles

My Mother's Orphan
Across barriers of belief, a young woman and her mother search for understanding. The director is a graduate of UCSB, and this is her third film to be shown at OUTrageous.

Director: Melissa Perez / 2014, USA, 11 min.
In English and Spanish with English subtitles

Alone with People
The humorous tale of a girl's adolescence in the South, this film won the audience award for dramatic short at Outfest.

Director: Drew Van Steenbergen / 2014, USA, 25 min.

Q & A with Invited Guests from the Films

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3:30 pm - The Circle (Der Kreis)

Part love story, part thriller, and all astonishingly true, this stunning film weaves a beautiful 1950s period drama around a documentary to reveal the story of one of the first homophile societies. With its unique docudrama approach and sensitive acting, it shines a light into a nearly forgotten corner of gay history and makes it glow. The Circle is Switzerland’s submission to the 2015 Oscars.

Directors: Stefan Haupt / 2014, Switzerland, 102 min.

In Swiss German and German with English subtitles

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6:00 pm - Tru Love

During a snow-dusted winter in Toronto, something unexpected blooms when a thirty-something lesbian finds herself drawn to a compelling older woman and her career-driven daughter. Pulled together by shared attraction and vulnerability, the three women at the center of Tru Love seek to understand themselves in a season of tangled endings and beginnings.

Directors: Kate Johnston and Shauna MacDonald / 2013, Canada, 88 min.

Sponsored by Marilyn Makepeace

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8:00 pm - Out in the Line-Up: Uncovering the Taboo of Homosexuality in Surfing

Although many professional sports have begun to open their minds and closets for LGBT participants, the world of surfing remains a confining place for many gays and lesbians. This action-packed documentary introduces us to a growing cadre of bold athletes who dare to challenge the status quo.

Directors: Ian W. Thomson / 2014, Australia, 69 min.

Q & A with invited guests from the film.

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8:30 p.m. to Midnight (12:00am) Official Festival Reception & Party

Join us after Tru Love or after Out in the Line-Up for a celebration filled with delicious snacks and free-flowing libations. Meet fellow film fans and chat with filmmakers and Festival committee members as we have an OUTrageously good time! FREE for Festival pass holders, or $5 cover.

Location: Blue Agave