The third New York lesbian and gay experimental film festival

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Black text on white background. The poster contains black and white stills from the following films: "Totentanz 6," "MULL," "Les Lesbiennes Dangereuses," "Boys/Life," "Meet Bradley Harrison Picklesimer," "The Ballad of Reading Gaol," and "Martina's Playhouse."

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Title The third New York lesbian and gay experimental film festival

Subject Gay and lesbian film festivals (subject)

Tags OAI-PMH Harvest

Place New York (city or populated place), New York (states), USA (countries)

Type images

Format 1 print : lithograph, black and white (format), image/tiff (imt), posters (aat), sheet 62 x 45 cm (poster format). (format)

Language English

Source ONE Archives: Posters and Graphic Materials (subcollection), ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives (collection), University of Southern California (contributing entity)

Relation References Online Archive of California: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89p37jd/ (references)

Creator Hofrenning, B. (creator)

Contributor Coll2018-001 ONE Archives LGBTQ Poster Collection (provenance)

Publisher University of Southern California. Libraries (digital)

Repository Email askone@usc.edu

Repository Name ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives

Repository Location 909 West Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, 90007; phone (213) 821-2771

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Access Conditions This online display has been made possible by a generous grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources. For access to the physical items, contact ONE Archives at askone@usc.edu; or...

Permanent Link (DOI) https://doi.org/10.25549/one-c4-46130

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Transcript (If available)

Content

*Premieres listed in black.

ESBIAN AND

Monday, 9/18

Tuesday, 9/19

Wednesday, 9/20

Thursday, 9/21

Friday, 9/22

Saturday

Sunday, 9/24

7 p-m.

BAFFLED
Billy Lux

with Artie Bressan

GAY USA

Arthur J. Bressan, Jr.
A moving documentary of the
massive and spontaneous public
response to the first wave of
conservative backlash at the height of
the Gay and Lesbian Rights Move-
ment. By the director of ABUSE and

From MULL by Lisa Laquier

9 p.m.

Lawrence F. Brose
Time is dissolved, history is once
again our mirror. Text by Robert
Duncan. Live performance by the
Buffalo New Music Ensemble.

ECCE HOMO

°
Jerry Tartaglia

Thanks to A.I.D.S hysteria, gay sex is
once more seen as pornographic,
politically incorrect, sinful or a public
health hazard. One wonders,
however, whether the taboo is against
the sex or against the seeing of the sex

TOTENTANZ 6
Michael Brynntrup

Deathdance 6 from Germany

TAS A BEAUX GOSSES

Yann Beauvais

A pile of cute guys

STILL POINT

Barbara Hammer
Movement, relationship, home and
homelessness revolve around the
point of centeredness. Four-screen
multiple image. “The still point of the
turning world / That’s where the
dance is.” - T.S. Eliot

7 p.m.

DRAG °

Richard Hofmann
A candid look at a serious East Village
artist at work.

STRING OF PEARLS

John Sabo

An extended glance leads to a brief
exploration of sensuality’s potential

UNTITLED
(THE RED FILM)

Joe Alongi/John Sabo

A silent, erotic exploration of the body
as the site of pleasure and pain

MEET...BRADLEY HARRI-
SON PICKLESIMER
Heather McAdams

Portrait of a Kentucky drag queen

INFIDEL

Catherine Saalfield
Uncovering and repositioning layers
of myth about female beauty and
racism

9 p.m.

THE LONG WEEKEND (O’
DESPAIR)

Gregg Araki

A gay/bisexual “Big Chill” for the
alienated post-punk generation

When this group spends a weekend
together they are not going to sit
around listening to old Motown

In glorious black and white
Grain-O-Vision

records

7 p.m.

BONDAGE
Monika Treut

An educational film on lesbian
exhibitionism

BASHING

David Lamble

Violence against gay men and lesbians
in San Francisco.

SPECIAL INTEREST
Thalia Drori

A woman tries to build a relationship
with her lover's son as images of
suburban normalcy and the authority
of the medical establishment
intercede

LE CIRQUE DU SIDA

Robert Hilferty

Gay people have been the jugglers,
contortionists and trapeze artists
throughout human history, especially
now in this age of AIDS.

ROBERT HAVING HIS
NIPPLE PIERCED
Sandy Daley

“One of the ten best films of 1971” -
Jonas Mekas

With Robert Mapplethorpe, narrated
by Patti Smith. Shot on location at the
historic Chelsea Hotel

9 p.m.

BALLAD OF READING
GAOL

Richard Kwietniowski
Text by Oscar Wilde

SONG FROM AN ANGEL
David Weissman

The triumphant final performance of
San Francisco actor/dancer Rodney
Price, a founding member of the
Angels of Light theatrical troupe

HAIKU SERIES PARTS I

AND III
Peter Cramer

Short film poems
FLORIA
Roger Jacoby

Hand-processed Tosca with Ondine
and Madeline LaRoux. Mostly silent

DHPG MON AMOUR

Carl George
A day in the life of Joe Walsh and
David Conover

David is presently

taking DHPG (gancyclovir). Joe cooks

dinner while David goes through the
elaborate ritual of injecting the drug
a daily process

DIE VALKYRIE DIE
Jack Waters

Another installment in the epic THI
RING MY WAY
Brunhilde, a warrior maiden goddess
is in a power struggle with her father
Wotan
magical sleep encircled by a ring of
fire

ANDREW LOGAN KISSES
tale Gel Tee INAvi

ART OF MIRRORS
Derek Jarman

[wo rarely-seen Super-8 films by

Derek Jarman, the maker of Caravaggio
and The Last of England

In this episode,

Enraged, he charms her into a

7 p.m.

SCATTERED REMAINS
James Broughton/Joel
Singer

A multi-faceted portrait of poet James
Broughton acting out his verses in
unlikely situations.

MONODIE PARSENEE

Marcelle Thirache

A meditation from France.

MORE FIRE

Marianne Willtorp
Robin Epstein and Dorothy Cantwell
bring waitressing to the forefront of
theater

SOMETIMES...A POEM
Kim Tempest

A love cartoon

COUP DE FOUDRE

COLLECTIF

The Lesbian Cine-Club
of Paris

Recuperating hetero found footage
MIAMI: THE LAST
RESORT

Carl George

Beautiful bodies and decrepit deco
make up the hottest urban spot

DREAM AND DESIRE
Tom Chomont

Portrait of a friend regarding himself
across the splices

HOWTO KILL HER

Ana Maria Simo/Ela
Troyano

A slow, furious heartbreak

A TOUS AZIMUTS

(EVERYWHERE YOU
LOOK)

Genevieve Boutet de
Monvel-Hayes

9 p.m.

GAY PARADE (1972)

Sol Rubin

A gay festival event as seen by a non-
gay person

SODOM BY THE SEA

Harriet Hirshorn/Mary
Patirno

An experimental ethnographic film
about Coney Island

HAITIAN INITIATION

Marguerite Paris
Voodoo ceremony / performance for
tourists. During the performance a
male dancer asked a few boys from

the audience to come up to dance. A
When he beckoned my
transvestite lover with “garcon

refused
con,” she accepted x
ALONG THE WAY
Michael Wallin

An elegy to my relationship with a
PRESENT TENSE

Jack Walsh

Footage of tourist attractions

Obsession, desire, anc consumption

in the post-modern world

7 p.m.

I NEED A MAN LIKE YOU
Daria Stermac/Kalli
Paakspuu

Lesbian lip-synchung from Canada
featuring The Clichettes.

BLUES TRANSIT
Barbara Theil

From Germany.

PICKLESIMER by Heather McAdams

MULL

° °
Lisa Laquier
Inspired by a five-year stint in a
Catholic girls’ school. Mull means
Trash. Trash is a pornfilm. Nuns as
séductress, patent leather dominatrix
and ritual nymphomaniacs

ANNIE

Monika Treut

The post-porn star Annie Sprinkle
doing what she does best.

9 p.m.

BOTH
Abigail Child

“A small masterpiece. This richly
textured film is a study of the nude in
light and movement.” - Cecilia
Dougherty. With Kathy Danger and
Sarah Schulman

MARTINA’S PLAYHOUSE
Peggy Ahwesh

A film about the riddles of our sexual
constriction and the complexities of
play. With Diane Torr, Jennifer
Montgomery and Martina Meijer

HOURS FOR JEROME
Nathaniel Dorsky
“Simply the most beautifully
photographed film I have ever seen
Warren Sonbert

HOME AVENUE

Jennifer Montgomery
A personal investigation of a rape
remembered with a decade’s distance
from the event. Among the many
repercussions and responses to rape |
specifically wanted to address the
illusion of the safety of the family and
the destruction of hometown
nostalgia. This film was made with a
belief in the healing power of talking

to the camera from either side of the
ens.

3 p.m.

FREE

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Panel Discussion
Curated by

Tom Kalin

With

Patricia Benoit,

Jean Carlomusto,
Lourdes Portillo,
Jerry Tartaglia,
and Jack Wane

7 p.m.
976-
David Weissman

A search for gay spiritual nourish-
ment in trying times.

THAT AWFUL FEELING

OF WEIGHTLESSNESS

Cliff Bryant

Damon’s life is an emotional
whirlwind in an empty desert. He
was happy once. Will he ever be
happy again?

AUTOMONOSEXUAL

Edgar A. Barens

Shot entirely as reflections in a mirror:
The fantasy of self-fascination
inherent in and necessary for sexual
narcissism

SUMMER OF NO RE-
TURN

George Kuchar

A parody of heterosexual teen
romance by the master of the low-
budget classic

LA BANQUE DU SPERME

Pierre Chabal/
Phillippe Genet

\ French porno-comedy

FRAGMENTS
Mike Kuchar

From the sixties.

LES LESBIENNES
DANGEREUSES
Carl George

A period piece starring Kembra

Pfahler as Gland Closed

9 p.m.

LES RENDEZ-VOUS
D’ANNA
Chantal Akermann

the men she

g about
g enough to notice. A

themselves lon
masterful expose of the male

monologue by the director of je tu il
elle and Jeanne Dielman

incestuous coming-out-to-mom

The most

sequence in film history

7 p.m.

Bill Vehr

“A film possessed by gilded
glamour.” - Jack Smith

“Flamboyant, delicate and erotic and a
little bit like Jack Smith.” - Jonas
Mekas

This film has been restored and
returned to rental distribution with
assistance from the New York Lesbian
and Gay Experimental Film Festival,
Stewart Sherman, Robert Haller, the
Estate of Bill Vehr, DuArt Film
Laboratories Inc., and the New York
State Council on the Arts

ANDY WARHOL

Marie Menken

A day in the life of the Factory. Find
out how those Brillo boxes really got
made. With Gerard Malanga.

WHEN QUEENS COLLIDE

Roger Jacoby (1972/
1989) e

The late, great Ondine reading Charles
Ludlam’s play and August
Strindberg’s The Stronger in
Pittsburgh. With Leon Katz.

THE GRAND TAROT
(Reel Six)

Leandro Katz

Twenty-year old performance with
Charles Ludlam, Lola Pashalinski, Bill
Vehr, John Brockmyer, Black-Eyed
Susan, Mario Montez and other
members of the Ridiculous Theatrical
Company.

From THE BALLAD OF READING GAOL

by Richard Kwietniowski

9 p.m.

Phillip B. Roth
Jerk-off clubs, radical faeries and

lhe private
and public life of one gay man

ELEGY IN THE STREETS

Jim Hubbard

Manifestations of anger, sorrow, loss
and political power engendered by the
AIDS crisis. With footage of ACT-UP
and a friend who has died

kissing in Central Park

we

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 -

From MARTINA’S PLAYH( USE by Peggy Ahwesh

AY LXPERIMENTAL

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

ANTHOLOGY

FILM ARCHIVES

32-34 2ND AVE. (ON 2ND ST.)

TICKETS $5

For information please call (212) 865-1499

FESTIVAL PASS $40

The Festival was made possible in part by public funds from the
New York State Council on the Arts, and also by funds from
Art Matters, Inc., and Film/Video Arts.

Poster: B. Hofrenning

From TOTENTANZ 6 by Mi

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