22 MAY – 4 JUNE
AUCKLAND
29 MAY – 12 JUNE
WELLINGTON
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Reel Queer Inc wishes to acknowledge the support of these
generous sponsors, funders and donors. Their support is vital
to the success of Out Takes 2014: A Reel Queer Film Festival.
PLATINUM SPONSORS
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Acknowledgments
Reel Queer would like to acknowledge the generous support of these
people and organisations: Apple Juice Bar; Koromiko Gay Homestay;
Dawnhaven Bed and Breakfast; The Massage Guy; Geoffrey C. Fashions;
Purfex Mannequins & Forms; Odyssey Sensory Maze; Urge Bar; Tony
Brazil; Viva Voce; Andrew Whiteside; Gresham Bradley; Wayne Clark
and Poof Bar; Anna Magdalinos, Greg Bryant and team at Eventfinda;
Troy Williams; Kathryn Bennett and team at Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket;
Stephen Ferguson and team at the Paramount; Oliver Hall and team at
express; Jay Bennie, Jacqui Stanford at GayNZ.com; Unity Books; New
Zealand Film Archive; Charlotte Yates and Gil Eva Craig; Wellington City
Council; the late Lewis Tice of TLA Releasing; Volunteer Auckland and
Volunteer Wellington.
Out Takes designer Rose Miller, Kraftwork and Conrad Johnston, Darnoc
have done amazing work on our promotional material and new website
– thank you! Alex Fuller of France designed the Out Takes poster art.
Thank you too in advance to all our ticketing, programme distribution
and event volunteers who help make Out Takes a success!
REMEMBER TO VOTE ONLINE
FOR YOUR FAVOURITE FILMS
AT OUT TAKES 2014!
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Best Feature
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Best Documentary
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Best Short Film
Vote online at www.outtakes.org.nz.
The audience awards are a great way to give
feedback to the filmmakers – and we like to hear
your comments as well.
WELCOME TO OUT TAKES 2014
This is the 19th annual Out Takes festival and the biggest yet.
Get set to enjoy the best collection of queer films we’ve ever
programmed.
One big change you’ll notice this year is that we’ve introduced
new ticketing arrangements, using Eventfinda for all ticket sales.
Tickets for all Out Takes sessions can be easily booked online
via our new-look website – indeed the cinemas are no longer
handling ticket sales at all. See all the details about the new
system elsewhere in this brochure.
More films were submitted to the festival this year than any
previous year. Nearly 500 submissions came in, and they were all
hotly debated till the last minute. And then an even later minute.
And then right up till the final proof had to be wrested from us and
sent to the printers… so believe us, the selection on offer to you
this year has been whittled down to the very, very best.
And what a year it’s been. Queer cinema worldwide is
achieving levels of quality and diversity that would have been
unimaginable when we started all those years ago. Among the
award-winning films this year are adaptations of popular books
Valencia and Geography Club, as well as The Way He Looks,
a feature-length version of Out Takes 2012’s audience favourite
short I Don’t Want To Go Home Alone.
Along the way, you can travel from the Canadian prairies to the
Swiss Alps, from Hawaiian shores to the Thai countryside, and
enjoy the company of personalities as diverse as Alice Walker and
Johnny Rapid while you’re at it.
How can you resist? There’s plenty to appeal to everyone and
anyone, so grab some friends and enjoy the show!
The Reel Queer team are in Wellington: Simon Fulton, Gavin
Hamilton, Andy Best, Hone McGregor, Kura Barrett, Tabby
Besley, Alex Kondou, George Mapplebeck, Janice Hill, Drew
Hadwen; and in Auckland: Daniel Spragg, Aquila, Elite Chan,
Everall Deans, Jane Hay, Ross Bernay and Chloe Wong.
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.outtakes.org.nz
Charlotte Yates
'Archipelago sees her
paired with producer musician Gil Eva Craig
who adds extra colour
and texture to the
confident unguarded
emotion that is the
hallmark of Yates'
work'
- Nelson Evening Mail
Album available now on iTunes
and in good record stores
www.charlotteyates.com
TICKETING AND VENUE INFO
Buying Tickets
Eventfinda is our new ticketing and
promotion partner for Out Takes 2014.
We have several new ways to buy tickets (often at discounted
prices): online at www.outtakes.org.nz; 0800 BUY TIX; and at our
Out Takes Ticket Desks at the cinemas.
Early Bird pricing – save 15%
Book in advance for 8+ films and save 15% off the ticket price.
For example, Auckland Adult $16.50 tickets are $14 with the
discount applied. This is a better deal than the Bonus Card.
Early Bird pricing ends the day before your festival opens.
Key Dates
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Online sales start Mon 28 April, 10am
Out Takes Ticket Desk at Rialto Cinemas opens Sat 17 May
Out Takes Ticket Desk at Paramount opens Sat 24 May
Auckland early bird pricing ends Wed 21 May, 10pm
Wellington early bird pricing ends Wed 28 May, 10pm
Booking online is easy and a great way to save!
Book online at www.outtakes.org.nz from Monday 28 April, 10am.
Tickets purchased online will be emailed to you to print. Or you
can present them on your smartphone at the cinema.
Tickets can be purchased online up to 15 minutes before each
screening’s start time.
We’ll direct you to Eventfinda’s Out Takes 2014 Tour page which
makes it very easy to book in one transaction for all your Out
Takes films in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Ticket Prices
AucklandWellington
Opening Night (No concession)
$21$21
Lesbian Gala (No concession)$21
Adult
$16.50$15.90
Student/Concession
$14.50$13.90
Senior (65+)
$12.50$10.90
8 Trip Bonus Card
$124$119
Concession tickets are available to Students, Community Services
Cardholders and Film Society members. You may be asked to
present ID or membership cards.
Ticket Fees and Credit Card Charges
• No ticket fees on tickets, or the Bonus Card, purchased at the
Out Takes Ticket Desks.
• A $1 booking fee per ticket applies to all online bookings.
This booking fee is capped at a maximum of $6 per transaction.
• All credit card transactions incur a 2.5% credit card charge.
• When booking by phone at 0800 BUY TIX (289 849) an
additional transaction fee of $8 applies. (Wheelchair seat patrons
are exempt.) An additional courier fee will apply if selected.
• At Eventfinda outlets the ticket fees are $2.50 per ticket.
Booking at the Out Takes Ticket Desks at the Cinemas
Our Out Takes Ticket Desks at Rialto Cinemas Newmarket and
Paramount are run by volunteers and Eventfinda staff.
You can pay using cash, EFT-POS, credit card (2.5% charge applies)
or by redeeming a trip on an Out Takes 8 Trip Bonus Card.
Rialto Cinemas
NewmarketParamount
Ticket Desk opens on this date:
Sat 17 May
Sat 24 May
Hours:
Sat, Sun before Opening Night:
12pm–3pm1pm–4pm
Mon-Fri before Opening Night:
12pm–2.30pm12.30pm–2.30pm
5pm–6.30pm5pm–6.30pm
Day of Opening Night:
12pm–8.45pm 12.30pm–8.45pm
Mon-Fri during the festival: 12pm–3pm12.30pm–2.30pm
5pm–8.45pm*
5pm–8.45pm*
Sat, Sun & Queen’s Birthday during the festival:
12pm–8.45pm* 12.30pm–8.45pm*
*Ticket Desk will usually close 15 minutes after the last Out Takes
film of the day has started.
When our ticketing desks are not staffed Rialto Cinemas and
Paramount staff can refer you to Out Takes ticketing information
but are not able to sell Out Takes tickets.
Book Online with Your Smartphone
• The Out Takes 2014 website is optimised for
mobile devices.
• Films screening today are listed on the home
page.
• Click the BUY TIX button beside each film to
buy tickets online.
• You can check quickly whether a film has
Sold Out.
• Buy tickets up to 15 minutes before the film
starts.
• Present your ticket on your smartphone
for scanning at the cinema.
Seating
Auckland – All seating is allocated
Seating for all sessions, including Opening Night is allocated.
Some films are screening in Cinemas 4 and 5 simultaneously.
Be alert to two cinema options when booking and choosing
your seats online. Eventfinda initially allocates you the ‘best
available’ seat. However, you can change seats.
Rialto Cinemas Newmarket staff will ask you to present your
ticket before you go up the stairs to the cinemas.
Wheelchair seats at Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket
Each cinema has a limited number of wheelchair seats.
To book wheelchair seats call the Eventfinda Call Centre
0800 BUY TIX (289 849) Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm from
28 April. Or talk to the Out Takes Ticket Desk volunteers from
17 May at Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket. Filmgoers requiring
wheelchair seats are exempt the $8 phone booking transaction fee.
Wellington – Only Opening Night and Lesbian Gala
have allocated seating
Seating for all sessions is unallocated except for the special events:
Opening Night and the Lesbian Gala.
Film classifications and disclaimer
For all restricted films, proof of age (photo ID showing date of
birth, driver’s license or birth certificate) may be required at
purchase or to enter the cinema.
Check the Out Takes 2014 website for film classifications.
Please check www.outtakes.org.nz for updates to film session
times and for film classifications not available at time of
publication. Our schedule was correct at time of publication
but sometimes changes to screening times are unavoidable.
8 Trip Bonus Cards
They’re convenient and you save $8
Buy them at our Out Takes Ticket Desks at Rialto Cinemas,
Newmarket and the Paramount.
Auckland
8 Trips
$124
On sale 17 May
Wellington
8 Trips
$119
On sale 24 May
Bonus cards suit spontaneous types who may not wish
or be able to book online and would otherwise pay full
Adult price.
Note: You will save more money by booking online and
early for multiple films, than by using the bonus card!
Bonus Card Conditions
Please note that Bonus Cards:
• Can be used for group purchases to the same film
session.
• Do not guarantee you a seat; you must exchange a trip
for a ticket.
• Cannot be used for Opening Night or the Lesbian Gala.
• Cannot be exchanged for cash and no money will be
refunded for unredeemed trips or cards.
• Must be purchased and redeemed from the Out Takes
Ticket Desks (from 17 May at Rialto Cinemas and from
24 May at the Paramount).
Auckland Cinema Info
Rialto Cinemas Newmarket
167-169 Broadway, Newmarket, Auckland
Tel: (09) 369 2417
www.rialto.co.nz
See www.outtakes.org.nz for all ticketing enquiries.
Parking
Parking is available in the streets surrounding the Rialto Shopping
Centre or in the Tournament parking building. Present a Rialto Cinemas
Newmarket receipt (not an Out Takes ticket) and get 1 hour free parking.
Disabled parking and access
Disabled street parking is available behind the cinema and there is full
lift access to the cinema at all times.
Wellington Cinema Info
The Paramount
25 Courtenay Place, Wellngton
Tel: (04) 384 4080
www.paramount.co.nz
See www.outtakes.org.nz for all ticketing enquiries.
Disabled access
Paramount has a lift for disabled access.
Auckland Opening Night
Join the Reel Queer team and the delightful Cindy of Samoa,
our MC, at the Rialto Cinemas Newmarket’s bar to celebrate the
opening of this year’s festival. This year we have two very fun films
for you: GBF and Heterosexual Jill.
You can win a number of prizes donated by generous supporters
and help us launch the festival in style!
Thursday 22 May
7.15pm Bar opens at Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket
7.50pm Welcome and prize draws start
8.30pm GBF and Heterosexual Jill start
Tickets & Drinks
Tickets are $21 (no concessions) for Opening Night.
Extra bar staff will be on duty. Drinks specials will be offered.
Be sure to book early!
GBF
Dir: Darren Stein, USA, 2013, 94mins
Social warfare erupts in a suburban
high school when the most popular girls
compete to bag the big trend in fashion
accessories, the Gay Best Friend. Tanner
and Brent are gay but in the closet. Brent
longs for the spotlight, believing that
coming out will make him instantly popular,
while Tanner just hopes to graduate
without ever being noticed. When Tanner
is accidentally outed instead of Brent,
things go crazy pretty quickly. Frothy and
colourful, GBF is chock full of one-liners and
enough glittering teenage homosexiness to
leave you feeling gaymazing for weeks.
Auckland: Thu 22 May, 7.15pm (Opening Night) & Mon 26 May, 12.30pm
Wellington: Thu 29 May, 7.15pm (Opening Night) & Tue 3 Jun, 1pm
Wellington Opening Night
A comedy is a great way to kick off the festival and the very fun,
colourful and frothy GBF is just the ticket to brighten up your winter!
We’re very excited to welcome Charlotte Yates back to entertain
us at Out Takes Opening Night. Charlotte’s previous performance
electrified Opening Night and she will be performing with Gil Eva
Craig this time around.
Thursday 29 May
7.15pm
7.50pm
8.10pm
8.30pm
Bar opens at Paramount (receive a complimentary drink)
Auditorium doors open
Entertainment starts
GBF starts
Tickets, Drinks & Seating
Tickets are $21 (no concessions) and your ticket price includes one
complimentary drink and nibbles. Seating is allocated on Opening
Night. Be sure to book early!
HETEROSEXUAL JILL
Total running time 92 mins
Dir: Michelle Ehlen, USA, 2013, 80 mins
Jill joins an “ex-lesbian” therapy group, but in
order to prove to herself that she is straight
she tracks down her butch ex-girlfriend
Jamie. Strung along by guilt and desire,
Jamie agrees to the plan of “dating” Jill so
that Jill can close the lesbian chapter of her
life. What could possibly go wrong? Director
Michelle Ehlen, who stars as Jaimie, mixes
camp humour with sharp observations on
sexuality and identity.
Preceded by The Maids from NZ director
Kelsey Sutcliffe. What’s Emily to do when her
maid of honour confesses that she loves her?
Auckland: Thu 22 May, 7.15pm (Opening Night)
Wellington: Sun 1 Jun, 7.15pm (Lesbian Gala)
HETEROSEXUAL JILL
Lesbian Gala
Kia ora! Join us for a fun night at the Lesbian Gala, a ‘mustgo’ Queen’s Birthday weekend event for many women. We are
delighted to be screening campy comedy Heterosexual Jill.
We are also very pleased to announce that singer Charlotte Yates
and mutli-instrumentalist composer Gil Eva Craig will perform a few
songs from their album Archipelago before the screening.
Sunday 1 June
7.15 pm Bar opens at Paramount (receive a complimentary drink)
7:50pm Auditorium doors open (seating is allocated)
8:05pm Welcome, Charlotte Yates and Gil Eva Craig perform
8:30pm Heterosexual Jill starts
Tickets are $21 (no concessions). Your ticket price includes one
complimentary drink and nibbles. Seating is allocated at the
Lesbian Gala.
ALICE WALKER: BEAUTY IN TRUTH
Dir: Pratibha Parmar, USA, 2013, 84 mins
A compelling film documenting the journey
of writer, gardener, and human rights activist
Alice Walker. From small beginnings growing
up in the cotton fields of Georgia, she received
international recognition as the first black
woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for the
groundbreaking novel The Colour Purple. A
self-confessed renegade, Walker has had to deal
with her share of criticism for her disinterest in
submission, her choice of lovers and her choices
in general. Walker’s life unfolds and gives
witness to her struggles, her achievements, her
passions, her hopes for her family and for our
future.
Auckland: Fri 30 May, 8.35pm
Wellington: Sun 8 Jun, 6pm
BEYOND THE BINARY 2
Total running time: 87 mins
In Who Am I Happy, a young trans person has
an unwelcome reception in a group home. Draft
Day follows the fraught journey of transgender
people awaiting news of their future in
Thailand’s military draft. A drag queen and a
muslim woman get stuck in a lift in What You
Looking At? Playful animated short Hermes and
Aphrodite explores a child’s discovery that they
are intersex. The immigrant family in Darkness
just want their daughter to fit in – but she
prefers wearing sharp men’s suits. Performing
Girl D’Lo is a Sri Lankan-American transman
whose acerbic comedy draws on his childhood
and transition.
Auckland: Wed 28 May, 6.40pm & Sun 1 Jun, 2.50pm
Wellington: Sun 1 Jun, 4pm & Sun 8 Jun, 1pm
BORN THIS WAY
Dir: Shaun Kadlec & Deb Tullmann, USA, 2012,
85 mins (some French with English subtitles)
More people are imprisoned each year for
homosexuality in Cameroon than in any
other country. Homosexuality is viewed as a
contagious Western import, a form of demon
possession. Here, activists Cédric and Gertrude
dream of coming out to their families. When two
young women in a remote village are arrested
for ‘lesbianism and witchcraft’, brilliant human
rights lawyer Alice Nkom steps in to defend
them. Cédric and Gertrude’s activism becomes
bolder as they work with Alice to help the
women. Lyrical and sobering – a vivid portrait
of life in modern Africa.
Winner – Best Documentary, Los Angeles OutFest G&L FF 2013
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 2.10pm
Wellington: Sat 31 May, 3pm
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BOYS
Total running time: 86 mins
Jongens Dir: Mischa Kamp, The Netherlands, 2014,
78 mins, Dutch with English subtitles
Schoolboys Sieger and Marc are on the same
relay running team, and strike up a friendship
during an athletics camp in the Dutch countryside.
Marc secretly wants something deeper though.
Attraction builds between them, but things get
complicated when Sieger, trying to fit in, goes
on a date with Jessica, shunning Marc. A tender
coming of age story, Boys is just the sort of
romance you always wanted with your best friend
when you were younger!
Preceded by Daniël, in which a teenager finds
first love on a lovely summer day.
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 4.45pm & Tue 27 May, 12.30pm
Wellington: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 4.20pm
BYE BYE BLONDIE
Dir: Virginie Despentes, France, 2011, 87 mins,
French with English subtitles
A punk-infused drama centring on the turbulent
reunion between two disparate women who
were once teenage lovers. Gloria and Frances
first met when they were both patients in the
same psychiatric hospital back in the 1980s, and
decided to run away together. At the time their
love affair was defined by youthful intensity.
Over 20 years later their lives have taken very
different paths, with nomadic Gloria spending
most of her time drifting between record shops
and bars, while Frances enjoys success as a TV
personality. Can they rekindle their affair?
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 8.35pm
Wellington: Sat 7 Jun, 8.35pm
CAMP BEAVERTON: MEET THE BEAVERS
Total running time: 93 mins
Dir: Ana Grillo & Beth Nelsen, USA, 2013, 62 mins
The Beavers of Camp Beaverton, participants
in Nevada’s annual Burning Man event, provide
a secure oasis for women to explore their
sexuality. In the spirit of community, art, and
self-expression, the Beavers welcome all colours
of the rainbow family – lesbian, bisexual, trans,
genderqueer and beyond – who come together
to commune and play.
Preceded by Silver Stiletto. Detectives investigate
a death outside gay bar The Rat and Handbag.
And The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name.
From the moment Leila and Michela met, desire
has grown between them.
Auckland: Sun 1 Jun, 4.45pm
Wellington: Sat 7 Jun, 5pm
THE CASE AGAINST 8
Dirs: Ben Cotner & Ryan White, USA, 2013, 109 mins
Paced like an episode of The West Wing, this
gripping documentary gives a candid behindthe-scenes look at the legal fight to overturn
California’s ban on same-sex marriage. Using
classic battle tactics from Sun Tzu’s The Art
of War, two traditional legal foes pair up to
support gay marriage. It took five years, and
two queer couples being steadfast in the face
of death threats, to win this battle in the US
Supreme Court.
For LGBTI voters here The Case Against 8
shows what determined people-power can
achieve in democratic societies.
Auckland: Sun 1 Jun, 12.40pm
Wellington: Sat 7 Jun, 2.50pm
CHERRY
Dir: Stephen Elliott, USA, 2013, 102mins
A gritty, erotic drama featuring an all-star cast,
Cherry chronicles the troubled journey of a
young woman through San Francisco’s fetish
pornography industry. Escaping a tumultuous
family home filled with alcohol and physical
abuse, Angelina hightails it to San Francisco. It’s
not long before she meets Frances, a cocaine
addicted lawyer who introduces her to a lavish
lifestyle, and Margaret, a former porn star who
helps Angelina, now known as Cherry, launch
her adult film career. And it’s soon obvious
Margaret has more than just a professional
interest in Cherry’s talents.
Auckland: Mon 26 May, 8.35pm
Wellington: Tue 3 Jun, 8.35pm
CHILD’S PLAY
Total running time: 78 mins
Stories of queer youth and childhood
experiences that are sure to resonate with
anyone – from the little boy at a discount store
who wants a pink bouncy ball in Deflated, to
the 10-year-old tomboy who bests her brother’s
loutish friends when they plan a mean prank
in Bombshell. In The Swimming Trunks young
Rémi is fascinated by his playmate’s father but
he doesn’t understand why. A mother finds
herself challenged by her obviously queer child
in Reflection, and a father fears the sexual
awakening of his Down’s syndrome son in For
Dorian.
Auckland: Fri 23 May, 6.50pm & Sun 1 Jun, 4.30pm
Wellington: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 2.40pm & Fri 6 Jun, 1pm
CODEBREAKER
Dirs: Clare Beaven & Nic Stacey, UK, 2011,
83 mins
British mathematician Alan Turing helped
save millions of lives by breaking the German
Enigma code during World War II. A genius who
gave birth to the computer age and pioneered
artificial intelligence, Turing committed suicide
at 41 after being forced to undergo chemical
castration because he was gay. In the last 18
months of his life, Turing visited psychiatrist
Dr. Franz Greenbaum. Their vividly re-enacted
conversations, along with the testimony of
people who knew him, explore the pivotal
moments in Turing’s life and the pressures that
contributed to his suicide in 1954.
Auckland: Sat 31 May, 4.25pm
Wellington: Sun 8 Jun, 2.45pm
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COMPLEX WORLDS
Total running time 89 mins
A short film collection exploring the intricate
and complex worlds of women.
The life and times of a prominent ChineseAmerican artist, lesbian and activist are illuminated
in The Worlds Of Bernice Bing. Set in 1850, Dos
Almas tells the tale of worlds colliding when two
women meet in the wilderness. In Audition Piece
the role Marina is preparing for comes at a time
in her life when she is reconsidering her vocation
and sexual orientation. In A Belgian Caper Muriel
makes regular trips to Belgium where IVF is legal
for lesbians. Getting pregnant at 40 is not easy,
particularly if fertility clinics refuse to treat you,
and your girlfriend is reluctant to become a mother.
Auckland: Sat 31 May, 2.30pm & Mon 2 Jun (QB), 5.30pm
Wellington: Sun 1 Jun, 2pm & Thu 12 Jun, 1pm
COOL, CALM AND CONNECTED
Total running time: 89 mins
Lesbian tales of love, loss and everything in between.
Aquaporko follows Melbourne’s fat femme
synchronised swim team, pioneering friendship
and fat activism. Shopping tells a tale of missed
opportunities, and in Stormcloud missionaries try
selling Vi their version of love and sin. In Between
Us Ariel begins an affair with a married woman,
while Jade loses her flatmate’s bling in an unusual
place in Justin Beaver (Love Bytes). A couple try
to avoid death – and hash out their relationship
issues – during the zombie apocalypse in
Goodnight My Love. In Pursuit, Diana deliberately
speeds to catch the attention of Officer Cate.
Director Kelli Jean Drinkwater introduces her film Aquaporko in Wellington on 2 June.
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 5pm & Thu 29 May, 6.40pm
Wellington: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 6pm & Thu 5 Jun, 1pm
FREE FALL
Freier Fall Dir: Stephan Lacant, Germany, 2013,
100 mins, German with English subtitles
Marc is shaken to the core when he meets fellow
police officer Kay on a training course and
begins to develop feelings for him. When Kay
transfers to Marc’s unit, Marc’s well-ordered life
begins to unravel. Torn between his love for his
pregnant girlfriend and the rush of a completely
new experience, his life is in free fall. Marc
realises he can no longer keep everyone happy,
least of all himself. Leading men Hanno Koffler
and Max Riemelt give emotionally compelling
and erotically-charged performances in this
sophisticated gay drama.
Auckland: Fri 23 May, 8.35pm
Wellington: Sat 31 May, 8.30pm
GEOGRAPHY CLUB
Total running time: 86 mins
Dir: Gary Entin, USA, 2012, 83 mins
16-year old Russell is still dating girls while having a
secret relationship with football quarterback Kevin,
who will do anything to prevent his teammates
from finding out. Min and Terese tell everyone that
they’re just really good friends. And then there’s
Ike who can’t figure out who he is or who he
wants to be. Together they form the Geography
Club, a Gay-Straight Alliance in disguise, thinking
nobody else would ever want to join. This smart
and funny film, based on Brent Hartinger’s novel,
will resonate with teens and adults alike.
Preceded by Queer Selfies in which queers at
Auckland’s Big Gay Out are asked: “What does home mean to you?”
Auckland: Fri 30 May, 12.30pm & Sun 1 Jun, 6.40pm
Wellington: Sat 7 Jun, 6.50pm & Tue 10 Jun, 1pm
GETTING GO: THE GO DOC PROJECT
Dir: Cory James Krueckeberg, USA, 2013, 91 mins
In this sexy, sweet film set in NYC, the boundary
between online lust and real world love blurs
when an introverted young man befriends
the boy of his fantasies. Doc, a shy student,
is desperate to meet his online obsession: a
hot go-go dancer named Go. Working up the
courage, Doc emails Go to see if he would be
willing to be interviewed for a film he claims to
be working on. Amazingly, Go agrees, so Doc
heads off to meet his wet dream in the flesh.
The pair begin seeing one another regularly,
turning Doc’s imaginary film into a real one. As
their intimacy grows, can he handle how Go
makes his living?
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 7.35pm
Wellington: Fri 30 May, 8.35pm
HAWAII
Dir: Marco Berger, Argentina, 2013, 102 mins,
Spanish with English subtitles
When a young drifter, Martin, turns up at
writer Eugenio’s house in the country and they
recognise each other as childhood playmates,
Eugenio offers him work for the summer and
a sensual game of power and desire begins.
As they get to know each other and share
increasingly intimate moments, their mutual
attraction and Eugenio’s reticence build an
almost unbearable erotic tension, for them and
us! Fans of Argentine director Marco Berger’s
work in Out Takes 2013’s Sexual Tension: Volatile
will love this accomplished and beautiful
exploration of the gay male gaze and desire.
Auckland: Thu 29 May, 8.30pm
Wellington: Wed 4 Jun, 8.30pm
I ALWAYS SAID YES: THE MANY LIVES OF WAKEFIELD POOLE
Dir: Jim Tushinski, USA, 2013, 93 mins
Dancer and choreographer Wakefield Poole
worked on Broadway with theatre legends
Stephen Sondheim, Richard Rodgers, Noel
Coward, and Ethel Merman among others. In
1971, after seeing a typical example of gay porn,
he asked himself why someone couldn’t make
one that wasn’t sleazy and depressing. He set
out to do just that, called the result Boys in
the Sand, and became an overnight sensation.
Queer erotica would never be the same. Packed
with archival footage, entertaining interviews,
and excerpts from his films, this is the story of
an outspoken artist in turbulent times.
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 12.15pm & Wed 28 May, 12.30pm
Wellington: Sat 31 May, 1.05pm & Wed 4 Jun, 1pm
I FEEL LIKE DISCO
Ich Fühl Mich Disco Dir: Axel Ranisch, Germany,
2013, 95 mins, German with English subtitles
Chubby teenager Florian is very close to his
mother. The two enjoy nothing more than
dressing up and lip-syncing to disco songs.
His diving coach father can’t understand this
obsession at all, nor why his son isn’t interested
in sports or girls. One day, tragedy strikes
Florian’s mother, leaving father and son to cope
in each other’s company. But when Florian
meets his father’s young Romanian diving
student, a tentative adolescent romance begins.
At times heartbreaking, at others laugh-out-loud
funny, this impressive tragi-comedy is one of the
highlights of the festival.
Auckland: Mon 26 May, 6.40pm
Wellington: Tue 3 Jun, 6.40pm
I’M A PORN STAR
Total running time: 94 mins
Dir: Charlie David, Canada, 2013, 80mins
Some viewers may be aware that the internet
contains several sites that offer content of an
explicit nature. Actually, there are an estimated
370 million pornographic websites and porn is
now a 13 billion dollar business. Beginning with a
lively history of gay porn over the centuries, I’m
A Porn Star profiles the lives and careers of four
online porn stars – Brent Everett, Johnny Rapid,
Rocco Reed and Colby Jansen. Eye-opening,
informative and very sexy.
Preceded by Gingers. Redheads, fire crotches…
mocked by some, fetishized by others. A film
made especially for ginger lovers.
Auckland: Sun 1 Jun, 8.25pm
Wellington: Fri 6 Jun, 6.35pm
IN THE NAME OF…
W Imię Dir: Malgoska Szumowska, Poland, 2012,
97 mins, Polish with English subtitles
Adam is a Catholic priest in rural Poland,
working with troubled teenagers. Handsome
and unconventional, the locals accept him as
one of their own. But after meeting eccentric,
silent Lukasz, son of a simple farming family,
Father Adam faces a spiritual crisis. He
wrestles with sexual feelings long suppressed
as his attraction to soft-spoken Lukasz grows.
Superbly acted, beautifully filmed in the lush
Polish countryside, In the Name Of… asks
important questions about faith, repression and
the longing for love.
Winner – Teddy Award, Best Film, Berlin Film Festival 2013
Auckland: Fri 30 May, 6.40pm
Wellington: Wed 11 Jun, 6.30pm
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Total running time: 91 mins
Be inspired by queer relationships around the
world. In Out a young vampire comes out of
the coffin to his family, while in Grotto Marco
returns home, intent on breaking some news
to friends. At his grandfather’s wake, Neil
struggles to stay in control when an offensive
guest shows up in Trunk. Yuval’s at the beach
with his wife and kids in Summer Vacation,
when an ex appears. Elsewhere, boys float in
the water like Wandering Clouds. A deaf boy’s
relationship with his hearing boyfriend is ending
in Pittsburgh and a couple review their time
from first meeting to parting in All the Sun of
the World.
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 2pm & Sat 31 May, 6.30pm
Wellington: Sat 31 May, 4.45pm & Mon 9 Jun, 1pm
IT GETS BETTER
Mai Dai Kor Hai Ma Rak Dir: Tanwarin Sukkhapisit,
Thailand, 103 mins, Thai with English subtitles
Three intertwined stories take a candid,
empathetic look at Thai ladyboys’ quests for
personal, family and community acceptance –
and their achievement: it really does get better.
Cosmopolitan and glamorous, middle-aged
transwoman Saitarn finds herself out of place
in a rural village; a young boy is forced into a
monastery after his father finds him dancing
in his mother’s clothes; and expat Tonmai
discovers that his late, estranged father has left
him a ladyboy cabaret in Pattaya. Gorgeous
scenery, spectacular performances, and
entertaining club routines complete a portrait of
transgender lives rediscovered and redeemed.
Auckland: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 3.25pm
Wellington: Mon 9 Jun, 8.30pm
KIDNAPPED FOR CHRIST
Dir: Kate Logan, USA, 2013, 92 mins
A challenging documentary that tells the
shocking stories of American teenagers sent
to Escuela Caribe, a Christian behaviour
modification programme in the Dominican
Republic. 17-yr-old David Wernsman was literally
dragged from his bedroom to the airport
by strangers without warning – because his
parents found out he was gay. Once in this
so-called ‘school’, myriad punishments and
cruelties are inflicted on the kids in an effort
to produce obedient Christian conformists.
Made by a young evangelical filmmaker
granted unprecedented access to film in this
controversial place, she discovers shocking
secrets that changed her life.
Auckland: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 1.30pm
Wellington: Sat 7 Jun, 1pm
KUMU HINA
Dir: Dean Hamer & Joe Wilson, USA, 2013, 76 mins
Out Takes is thrilled to present the story of
Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, a Native Hawaiian
māhū (transgender) schoolteacher, who inspires
a tomboyish young girl to claim her place
as leader of a boy’s hula troupe. Proud and
confident, Hina passes on ancient Hawaiian
culture and traditions to her students, including
respect for māhū, those who embrace both the
feminine and the masculine traits. An inspiring
story that offers a rare glimpse of island life that
tourists seldom see, culminating in the school’s
rousing year-end hula performance.
Film makers Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson are
expected to attend.
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 2.45pm
Wellington: Wed 4 Jun, 6.30pm
SPONSORED BY
THE LAST MATCH
La Partida Dir: Antonia Hens, Spain/Cuba, 2012,
94 mins, Spanish with English subtitles
In this sexually-charged Cuban drama, Reiner
and Yosvani are best friends and football mates.
To support his mother, wife and baby, Reiner
prostitutes himself to older male foreigners
while Yosvani is reluctantly engaged to a girl
and lives with her loan shark father. Sharing a
kiss at a nightclub, followed by a lusty roof top
encounter the two men quickly fall hard for one
another. But they will fight hard to keep this
love in the reckless Havana streets. As their love
intensifies, the challenge is not with them but
with the unforgiving world they exist in… a world
they long to escape.
Auckland: Sat 31 May, 8.35pm
Wellington: Thu 12 Jun, 8.25pm
THE LOVE PART OF THIS
Dir: Lya Guerra, USA, 2012, 82 mins
Grace Schrafft and Grace Moceri became lovers
in the 1970s. Leaving their respective husbands,
with their infant children in tow they embarked
on a life journey together. A beautifully crafted
documentary which explores the ebb and flow
of a loveship which spans almost forty years,
The Love Part of This is a heartbreaking, funny
and extremely moving portrait of life and love in
our times, and the stories and struggles of the
two Graces will resonate with many.
Best Documentary Feature – Torino GLBT Film
Festival 2013
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 5.50pm
Wellington: Sat 31 May, 6.45pm
MATTERHORN
Total running time: 96mins
Dir: Diederik Ebbinge, The Netherlands, 2013,
87 mins, Dutch with English subtitles
Widower Fred lives alone since losing his wife
and son. At 54, his life is one of stultifying routine,
attending church and eating his green beans,
meat and potatoes at 6 o’clock on the dot every
day. One day he offers a room to mentallyimpaired homeless man Theo, causing quite a stir
in the neighbourhood. A dry, deadpan comedy,
Matterhorn soars to one hell of an emotional
climax that has had audiences cheering at
screenings worldwide. Come see why.
Preceded by dik. 6 year old Andrew’s drawing
leaves his parents questioning his sexuality, with disastrous consequences.
Auckland: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 7.30pm
Wellington: Sun 8 Jun, 7.45pm
MÍA
Dir: Javier Van de Couter, Argentina, 2012,
105 mins, Spanish with English subtitles
Trans actress Camila Sosa Villada stars as Alé,
a homeless trans woman who lives in the ‘pink
village’ – a slum outside Buenos Aires made
up of gay and transgendered people. She
survives by collecting recyclables for money.
While rummaging through trash, she finds the
diary of a woman named Mía. Compelled by
Mía’s story, Alé becomes determined to find her
eight-year-old daughter and return the diary –
an endeavour that takes her into the home of
the grieving family. Mía is about the capacity to
heal, and the importance of love
and connection.
Auckland: Fri 23 May, 6.30pm
Wellington: Fri 30 May, 6.30pm
MOLLY’S GIRL
Dir: Scott R Thompson, USA, 2012, 125 mins
Dumped by her girlfriend, gay-marriage activist
Mercedes consoles herself at a bar where
she meets Molly, a quirky, eccentric soul who
has never slept with a woman… until now. At
first she is eager to shake Molly’s desperate
attentions, but when she discovers that Molly’s
father is an influential senator who strongly
opposes gay marriage, she hatches a plan to
crash the senator’s birthday party. Posing as
Molly’s lesbian fiancée she gets herself invited
to the mansion. A comedy of deception which
encourages us to just be who we are.
Auckland: Sat 31 May, 6.10pm
Wellington: Thu 5 Jun, 6.15pm
MY PRAIRIE HOME
Dir: Chelsea McMullan, Canada, 2013, 76 mins
Canadian transgender performer Rae Spoon
is a kind of indie troubadour, travelling long
distances across the wild open spaces of
Canada to perform. Spoon revisits the stretches
of rural Alberta that once constituted ‘home’
and confronts memories of growing up queer in
an abusive, evangelical household. This genredefying blend of documentary, musical and
road movie segues into fantastical performance
sequences in which Spoon sings of childhood,
the prairie, death, dinosaurs, the Rapture, gender
exploration, and high school romance. An utterly
unforgettable experience – and discovering Rae
Spoon is this film’s biggest reward.
Auckland: Sat 31 May, 12.50pm
Wellington: Sun 8 Jun, 4.25pm
SUPPORTED BY
ROSIE
Dir: Marcel Gisler, Switzerland, 2013, 106 mins,
Swiss German with English subtitles
Summoned by his sister, queer writer Lorenz
returns to his small Swiss hometown. Thinking
his only concern is taking a break from writer’s
block, he finds he now has to cope with his
mother, Rosie, who is increasingly unable to
live without help. Infuriatingly, Rosie refuses to
accept a life without drink and cigarettes. But
a one-night stand with a local guy is set to turn
Lorenz’s situation around. As Rosie’s condition
steadily deteriorates, Lorenz almost fails to
notice that love is knocking on the front door of
his parent’s house.
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 6.30pm
Wellington: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 8pm
THE RUGBY PLAYER
Dir: Scott Gracheff, USA, 2013, 79 mins
Gay rugby player Mark Bingham was one of the
passengers who stormed the cockpit of United
Flight 93 during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This
powerful documentary is an emotional, stirring
portrait of both Mark and his mother, Alice
Hoagland, who was propelled to become a
staunch advocate of gay rights and godmother
to the gay rugby community worldwide. Mark’s
own home videos and candid interviews with
friends, family, and team mates illustrate how his
life and deeds inspired a nation.
Supported by the New Zealand Falcons.
A brief Q&A will be held after the screening in
Auckland.
Auckland: Sun 25 May, 3.50pm
Wellington: Wed 11 Jun, 8.25pm
30
A MOVING IMAGE
EXHIBITION
CURATED BY
GARETH WATKINS
16 APRIL - 14 JUNE
Free entry, at the
Film Archive, Wellington
www.filmarchive.org.nz
Image: Kevin Todd’s panel (1954-1998),
artist Welby Ings, NZ AIDS Memorial Quilt.
TEST
Dir: Chris Mason Johnson, USA, 2013, 98 mins
Set in the free-spirited San Francisco of
1985, the visually stunning and beautifully
choreographed Test focuses on young dancers
Frankie and Todd as hate-love sparks fly
between them. Novice Frankie is not quite butch
enough for the choreographer, while company
veteran Todd is both smoulderingly masculine
and more sexually adventurous. Fear of the
recently-named AIDS virus is palpable; nobody
knew for certain how the disease spread, and
dancers feared touching each other. As Frankie
and Todd’s tentative romance deepens, the first
HIV test is announced and they both wonder…
should they take it?
Auckland: Wed 28 May, 8.30pm & Thu 29 May, 12.30pm
Wellington: Thu 5 Jun, 8.35pm & Wed 11 Jun, 1pm
TRU LOVE
Dir: Kate Johnston & Shauna MacDonald, USA,
2013, 87 mins
Tru is a single lesbian who cannot commit to a
relationship or a job for long... that is, until she
meets Alice, a beautiful widow who has come to
town to visit her daughter, Tru’s friend Suzanne.
Suzanne leads a busy corporate life-style and
asks Tru to look after Alice while she works. A
strong bond forms between the two women
and tensions escalate after Suzanne witnesses
an intimate moment between them. She tries to
sabotage the budding romance, but it backfires,
as Tru’s love is hard to contain.
Auckland: Tue 27 May, 8.30pm & Tue 3 Jun, 12.30pm
Wellington: Tue 10 Jun, 8.35pm & Wed 11 Jun, 2.50pm
TWO MOTHERS
Zwei Mütter Dir: Anne Zohra Berrache, Germany,
2013, 75 mins, German with English subtitles
Mixing fiction and documentary, Two Mothers
follows Katja and Isabella, happily married,
who decide to have a child. However, like
many lesbian couples, they soon discover
how difficult this is as many of the sperm
banks and fertility clinics in Germany don’t
offer treatment to homosexual couples, citing
‘legal problems’. The toll on their finances and
relationship is telling. Refusing to give up, they
take matters into their own hands and start
casting for potential sperm donors online…
Auckland: Sun 1 Jun, 8.10pm & Wed 4 Jun, 6.40pm
Wellington: Thu 12 Jun, 6.45pm
TWO: THE STORY OF ROMAN AND NYRO
Total running time 84mins
Dir: Heather Winters, USA, 2013, 71 mins
An award-winning documentary that asks:
what is a family? Together 22 years, Nashville
songwriter Desmond Child and partner Curtis
Shaw approach their best friend Angela to be
a surrogate mum. Twin boys are born, with Jon
Bon Jovi as their not-so-ordinary godfather.
There are many forces to overcome, including
fighting for government recognition, and their
surrogate mum’s parents not quite understanding
their relationship to the boys. However, in the end
they make being dads and being gay normal.
Preceded by A Last Farewell. A grieving
daughter tries to reason with one of her fathers.
Auckland: Sat 24 May, 1pm
Wellington: Mon 2 Jun (QB), 1pm
VALENCIA
Dir: Various, USA, 2013, 105 mins
Writer Michelle Tea’s autobiography Valencia
comes to life in this fun, collaborative
production. Twenty-one queer filmmakers each
shot a 5–7 minute short based on a chapter
from the book. The result is a raucous and
colourful film documenting the fun, anarchy
and adventure of being a riot grrl punk in San
Francisco dyke culture, with all the romance,
grit, heartbreak, experimentation, awkwardness
and antics. This film is not afraid to laugh at
itself and will make you fall in love with the 90s
all over again, like, totally.
Auckland: Tue 3 Jun, 8.30pm
Wellington: Fri 6 Jun, 8.30pm
WAITING IN THE WINGS: THE MUSICAL
Dir: Jenn Page, USA, 2014, 107mins
An exuberant musical comedy that proves
there’s no business like show business, and
delivers some damn fine tunes along the way.
Perky, naïve young Anthony is a musical theatre
performer in Big Timber, Montana who dreams
of being on Broadway. Cocky, handsome Tony
works in a male stripper revue in NYC. Anthony
envisions his big break when he enters a contest
to be in an off-Broadway production, and Tony
sees dollar signs when he finds a competition
entitled ‘America’s Strip Search’. The thing is,
these two contests are being run by the same
company, and wouldn’t you know it but their
submissions get mixed up….
Auckland: Wed 4 Jun, 8.20pm
Wellington: Tue 10 Jun, 6.30pm
THE WAY HE LOOKS
Hoje eu Quero Voltar Sozinho Dir: Daniel Ribeiro,
Brazil, 96 mins, Portuguese with English subtitles
Out Takes 2012 audience favourite short, I Don’t
Want To Go Back Alone, has been expanded into
this impressive feature. Blind teenager Leo is
fully integrated into his high school, though a few
bullying kids occasionally make life unpleasant.
His best friend Giovanna faithfully looks after him,
and he’s chomping at the bit for independence
from his over-protective parents. Then, along
comes new classmate Gabriel, upending Leo’s
world as he finds himself falling in love. The three
young leads deliver outstanding performances
in this affirmative, coming-of-age romance that’s
bound to be another audience favourite.
Auckland: Fri 23 May, 12.30pm & Tue 27 May, 6.35pm
Wellington: Sun 1 Jun, 5.45pm
AUCKLAND SCHEDULE
Thu 22 May
7.15pmGBF
7.15pm Heterosexual Jill
For both Opening Night films: Bar opens 7.15pm
Welcome and prizes 7.50pm
Film starts at 8.30pm
Fri 23 May
12.30pm
6.30pm 6.50pm 8.35pm The Way He Looks
Mía
Child’s Play
Free Fall
Sat 24 May
1pm 2.45pm 4.45pm 5pm 6.30pm 8.35pm Two: The Story Of Roman And Nyro
Kumu Hina
Boys
Cool, Calm And Connected
Rosie
Bye Bye Blondie
Sun 25 May
12.15pm 2pm 2.10pm 3.50pm 5.50pm 7.35pm I Always Said Yes: Wakefield Poole
International Relations
Born This Way
The Rugby Player
The Love Part Of This
Getting Go: The Go Doc Project
Mon 26 May
12.30pm GBF
6.40pm I Feel Like Disco
8.35pm Cherry
Tue 27 May
12.30pm Boys
6.35pm The Way He Looks
8.30pm Tru Love
Wed 28 May
12.30pm I Always Said Yes: Wakefield Poole
6.40pm Beyond The Binary 2
8.30pmTest
Thu 29 May
12.30pmTest
6.40pm Cool, Calm And Connected
8.30pm Hawaii
Fri 30 May
12.30pm
6.40pm
8.35pm
Sat 31 May
12.50pm My Prairie Home
2.30pm Complex Worlds
4.25pmCodebreaker
6.10pm Molly’s Girl
6.30pm International Relations
8.35pm The Last Match
Sun 1 Jun
12.40pm
2.50pm
4.30pm
4.45pm
6.40pm
8.10pm
8.25pm
Mon 2 Jun
1.30pm
3.25pm
5.30pm
7.30pm
QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY
Geography Club
In The Name Of…
Alice Walker: Beauty In Truth
The Case Against 8
Beyond The Binary 2
Child’s Play
Camp Beaverton: Meet The Beavers
Geography Club
Two Mothers
I’m A Porn Star
Kidnapped For Christ
It Gets Better
Complex Worlds
Matterhorn
Tue 3 Jun
12.30pm
8.30pm
Tru Love
Valencia
Wed 4 Jun
6.40pm
8.20pm
Two Mothers
Waiting In The Wings: The Musical
WELLINGTON SCHEDULE
Thu 29 May
7.15pm GBF
Bar opens 7.15pm
Entertainment starts 8.10pm
Film starts 8.30pm
Fri 30 May
6.30pm Mía
8.35pm Getting Go: The Go Doc Project
Sat 31 May
1.05pm
3pm 4.45pm 6.45pm 8.30pm I Always Said Yes: Wakefield Poole
Born This Way
International Relations
The Love Part Of This
Free Fall
Sun 1 Jun
2pm Complex Worlds
4pm Beyond The Binary 2
5.45pm The Way He Looks
7.15pm Heterosexual Jill
Bar opens 7.15pm
Entertainment starts 8.05pm
Film starts 8.30pm
Mon 2 Jun
1pm Two: The Story Of Roman And Nyro
2.40pm Child’s Play
4.20pmBoys
6pm Cool, Calm And Connected
8pmRosie
Tue 3 Jun
1pmGBF
6.40pm I Feel Like Disco
8.35pmCherry
Wed 4 Jun
1pm I Always Said Yes: Wakefield Poole
6.30pm Kumu Hina
8.30pmHawaii
QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY
Thu 5 Jun
1pm Cool, Calm And Connected
6.15pm Molly’s Girl
8.35pmTest
Fri 6 Jun
1pm Child’s Play
6.35pm I’m A Porn Star
8.30pmValencia
Sat 7 Jun
1pm
2.50pm
5pm
6.50pm
8.35pm
Sun 8 Jun
1pm Beyond The Binary 2
2.45pmCodebreaker
4.25pm My Prairie Home
6pm Alice Walker: Beauty In Truth
7.45pmMatterhorn
Mon 9 Jun
1pm
8.30pm
International Relations
It Gets Better
Tue 10 Jun
1pm
6.30pm
8.35pm
Geography Club
Waiting In The Wings: The Musical
Tru Love
Wed 11 Jun
1pmTest
2.50pm Tru Love
6.30pm In The Name Of…
8.25pm The Rugby Player
Thu 12 Jun
1pm
6.45pm
8.25pm
Kidnapped For Christ
The Case Against 8
Camp Beaverton: Meet The Beavers
Geography Club
Bye Bye Blondie
Complex Worlds
Two Mothers
The Last Match
“My body is a taonga”
Todd, Sandringham
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