2006

Big burly men are working hard in this stop motion short by famed Bay Area video artist Samara Halperin. … More info

Farouzi, a Dutch-Arabic girl, jumps on her donkey one day after a chance encounter with a self-willed girl, to search for luck.… More info

Best friends and roommates, Agathe and Alexandre share everything. After a birthday party fueled by drugs and alcohol, they might end up sharing too much. Sweet and seductive, this ménage of adventure, sex and love tests the boundaries of friendship. Director Sébastien Gauthier will be present for the screening. … More info

A story about love and a circus. Photo-in-motion, shot over a fast-paced, sad Montréal winter.… More info

Set in a parallel world, this fragmented visual poem explores the quest for sexual identity self-representation and perception.… More info

Some Ghosts incorporates embroidery and stop-motion animation techniques to create a colorful dreamscape in which an unwitting spaceman looses angry spirits from a haunted medicine cabinet. Audio production was done in collaboration with Alexis Gideon. –Aay Preston-Myint. Chicago-based artist Aay Preston-Myint works across a multitude of mediums, primarily fiber-based installations, printmaking and drawing. Some Ghosts is his first foray into video and animation, and has screened as part of The Chicago Short Film Brigade. His work is self-distributed. … More info

In this episode of the Whispering Pines series, Moulton's character Cynthia is confronted with a distorted mirror image that slips between the grotesque and the exotic, depending on her posture. While Cynthia performs her nose-pore cleaning routine in front of the mirror, a sphinx appears and sings a song from the animated movie "The Last Unicorn," which laments becoming a woman. –Electronic Arts Intermix … More info

This experimental documentary meditates on the space between two bodies and explores three key bodies in transition: the erotic “cruising” body, the transgender body, and the pregnant body. In depicting moments of change or redefinition for these physical bodies, Well Dressed imagines unexpected points of convergence. –Elyse Montague … More info