Life is fun and full of drama for the beautiful lesbians in this program. Cute, sweet, humorous and romantic, these short films feature some of the funniest and most awkward situations imaginable...and they’ll still make you want to fall in love. Young & Sapphic Total: 88 min. Two Beds (Kanako Wynkoop, USA, 2010): A couple discusses an open relationship—one willing and the other against. Public Relations (Gianna Sobol, USA, 2009): Two women have known each other for two years, but only through telephone conversations. What will happen when they meet? Hers. Theirs. Ours. (Aaron Greer, USA, 2010): First dates are always rough, and this one (told from three perspectives), is no exception. When biological clocks, interracial tensions and friends’ opinions are all part of the equation, does the new relationship have any hope of surviving? 30 is the new 12 (Shari Greicar, USA, 2010): A woman with an eclectic view turns thirty and confronts something she’s suspected for a long time. Cried Suicide (Lauren Palmigiano, USA, 2009): A woman fakes a suicide to attract attention from her ex and elicit sympathy from her hysterical friends. Reeling: The Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival, the second oldest film festival of its kind in the US, is presenting 54 programs over 10 days from November 4-13, 2010. Advance sales are available until the day before the show. After that, tickets must be purchased at the theater box office on the day of the screening. Regular Screenings: $10 ($8 members), Matinee Screenings (before 5:00 pm): $8 ($6 members).
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