We've missed you. Inside Out is back in Ottawa. Visit us at Capital Pride's Info Fair at City Hall on Sunday, August 26. Get a head start on the Ottawa LGBT Film Festival in November with our Four Film Festival Passes. They will be available at the Info Fair for the special price of $24. That's four movies for the price of two. Limited quantities available.
Thank you for supporting the inaugural 2011/12 season of our Screening Series. It was so well received that we just had to bring it back for 2012/13. The best films from around the world will be coming to Toronto starting in October.
Pencil in these dates and see you at TIFF Bell Lightbox:
October 24, 2012
December 12, 2012
January 9, 2013
March 13, 2013
The 2012 Iris Prize Short List has been announced. The Iris Prize is an international award for the best LGBT short film. Six of the films in contention were screened at Inside Out's 2012 Toronto Festival: Dik, Mascara Negra, Deep End, Ostia, Prora and The Wilding.
Many of Inside Out's Festival Favourites have won the Prize in previous years.
2007 - Dee Rees (USA) for Pariah
2008 - Till Kleinert (Germany) for Cowboy
2009 - Eldar Rapaport (USA) for Steam
2010 - Magnus Mork (Norway) for The Samaritan
2011 - Daniel Ribeiro (Brazil) for I Don't Want To Go Back Alone
Travis Mathews gave us a special sneak preview and Q+A of his film I Want Your Love at the Festival in May. The film has since made its world premiere at a sold-out Castro Theatre at San Francisco's Frameline Festival.
Not one to rest upon the success of I Want Your Love, Travis has been keeping busy in a collaboration with none other than James Franco. It's a kinda, sorta, pseudo homage/remake of William Friedkin's Cruising.
William Doo Auditorium, 45 Willcocks St. (Toronto)
Monday, August 27, 2012 at 6:30pm
FREE
With just a stage, a slide projector and their stories, Mikael and Orlando open up. Both men, well into their 60s, share a common bond — they were men who became women and decided to change "back". What follows is a respectful conversation about the different lives they've led. They question the other's experiences with gender, sexuality and identity, while reflecting on their own.
Swedish with English subtitles
Also screening: short films themed around outsider joy, quirk and comedy.
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