NewFest: Shorts Program 1
NewFest 2013
September 6 - 11, 2013
These two programs of outstanding recent LGBT shorts provide a humorous, incisive and downright sexy look into stories of queer identity, love and misadventures from all across the globe.
These two programs of outstanding recent LGBT shorts provide a humorous, incisive and downright sexy look into stories of queer identity, love and misadventures from all across the globe.
Social Butterfly
(France , USA, 2013, 14 mins)
Directed By: Lauren Wolkstein
A beautiful birthday girl confronts a sultry cat burglar. Then the party takes a sensuous turn.
Spooners
(USA, 2013, 13 mins)
Directed By: Bryan Horch
What two boys in love go through to find the perfect bed.
Gorilla
(Australia, 2013, 13 mins)
Directed By: Tim Marshall
A couple’s romantic camping trip is disrupted by an eccentric stranger.
F to 7th Family
(USA, 2013, 13 mins)
Directed By: Ingrid Jungermann
Lunch time with Auntie (Amy Sedaris) is chock full of out of control wackiness.
Elliot King is Third
(USA, 2013, 19 mins)
Directed By: Rose Troche
A dystopic tale of gender enforcement set in a not-too-distant future.
Devotion Project: Foremost in My Mind
(USA, 2013, 10 mins)
Directed By: Antony Osso
Two beautiful African American women share the story of how they met and fell in love later in life.
Ronny & I
(USA, 2013, 20 mins)
Directed By: Guy Shalem
A young man comes to terms with his sexuality and feelings for his best friend during an impromptu trip.
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