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BUT
NO ONE by Su Friedrich
"The visual material of
But No One corresponds to the waking world
of the filmmaker… |
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COOL
HANDS, WARM HEART by Su Friedrich
"Filmed on the
streets of New York's Lower East Side, Cool Hands, Warm
Heart, creates a unusually original vision. |
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CRUEL
AND UNUSUAL by Janet Baus, Dan Hunt and Reid Williams
Most states separate prisoners by genitalia alone, so pre-op,
transgender women are placed in men’s correctional facilities,
where they find themselves vulnerable and preyed upon. |
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DAMNED
IF YOU DON’T by Su Friedrich
Damned If
You Don’t is Friedrich’s subversive and
ecstatic response to her Catholic upbringing. |
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FIRST
COMES LOVE by Su Friedrich
Friedrich’s film is a sumptuous and deeply felt examination
of the timeless ritual of marriage. |
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GENTLY
DOWN THE STREAM by Su Friedrich
Gently Down
the Stream can be described about as easily as you
can hold on to a handful of water. |
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HEAD
OF A PIN, THE by Su Friedrich
The Head of a
Pin reveals the awkward ruminations of the filmmaker
and her friends as they attempt to learn about nature. |
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HIDE
AND SEEK by Su Friedrich
Hide and Seek
tells the story of Lou, a twelve year old girl coming to terms
with her budding sexuality in the mid 1960’s. |
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SHE'S
A BOY I KNEW by Gwen Haworth
Finding self-empowerment through self-representation,
SHE’S A BOY I
KNEW is a comic, heartbreaking, and uplifting autobiography
that focuses on the interpersonal relationships of a family
who unexpectedly find their bonds strengthening as they overcome
their preconceptions of gender and sexuality. |
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LESBIAN
AVENGERS EAT FIRE TOO, THE by Su Friedrich and Janet Baus
This film documents the first year of actions by The Lesbian
Avengers, a group of bold and brazen New York City activists
fighting for recognition and equal rights for lesbians everywhere. |
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ODDS
OF RECOVERY, THE by Su Friedrich
After a twenty year period of multiple illnesses and injuries,
Friedrich turns the camera on herself as a way to analyze her
chances for a happier, healthier life. |
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PILLS
PROFITS PROTEST: CHRONICLE OF THE GLOBAL AIDS MOVEMENT by
Anne-christine d’Adesky, Shanti Avirgan, Ann Rossetti |
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ROCK
BOTTOM follows the journeys of seven gay men struggling
with meth addiction and recovery against a backdrop of an emerging
second wave of HIV infection. |
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RULES
OF THE ROAD by Su Friedrich
Rules of the Road
is the story of a love affair and its demise through
one of the objects shared by the couple: an old beige station
wagon with fake wood paneling. |
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SCAR
TISSUE by Su Friedrich
"... powerful and economic.
Setting out to film street activity, Friedrich ends up with
basically two images - women's legs skittering in high heels,
and men's midsections… |
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SEEING
RED by Su Friedrich
In Seeing Red, three elements run parallel,
overlap, diverge, lock horns and in various other ways give
voice to the notion that a color, a melody, or a person has
multiple characteristics… |
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SINK
OR SWIM by Su Friedrich
A contemporary classic and a landmark in autobiographical filmmaking,
Sink or Swim is an unflinching account of the
highly charged relationship between a daughter and her father. |
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TIES
THAT BIND, THE by Su Friedrich
The Ties That
Bind is a powerful meditation on political responsibility
and personal loss as seen through the story of the filmmaker’s
mother, who grew up in Nazi Germany. |
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TYING
THE KNOT by Jim de Seve
Three years in the making, Jim de Sève's powerful documentary
on same-sex marriage provides a much needed historical and legal
perspective to the political war being waged in the nation today. |
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WOMEN
IN LOVE by Karen Everett
Women In Love
is a wild story of love and friendship set within the sexually
charged, politically active, and artistically involved lesbian
community of San Francisco. |
