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SUMMARY:用爱指引 + 彩虹伴我心——电影放映和讨论
DESCRIPTION:Impact\nFor many people\, coming out as Lesbian\, Gay\, Bisexual or Transgender (LGBT) can be a difficult and emotional process. Societal pressures and expectations make it difficult for many people to come out of the closet. For teenagers and young adults\, coming out to their parents is one of the hardest parts of coming out. After coming out however\, many people feel a huge sense of relief and a sense that a great burden has been lifted off their shoulders: they are now free to be themselves. For many parents however\, it is not easy to accept or understand that their child is LGBT. In celebration of June Pride month\, the Beijing American Center is proud to present two films that talk about the coming out process and its impact on families: Lead with Love and Mama Rainbow. \nAbout Lead with Love\nReleased in 2010\, Lead with Love is a film produced by a research team from the University of Utah reaches out to parents of LGBT teenagers who may struggle with their child’s sexual orientation. In addition to interviewing parents with LGBT children\, the film also provides a clear way to help families provide support and acceptance to their LGBT children: LEAD: Let your affection show; Express pain away from your child; Avoid rejecting behaviors; and Do good before you feel good.\nFor more details about Lead with Love\, please go to [url]. \nAbout Mama Rainbow\nIn Mama Rainbow\, filmmaker Fan Popo follows the lives of six mothers who live all across China\, hearing them talk about their experiences coming to terms with having LGBT children. Although many LGBT Chinese people are unwilling to come out to their parents\, Mama Rainbow shows that there are Chinese families that support their LGBT children\, and are giving a whole new definition to Chinese-style family bonds.\nFor more details about Mama Rainbow\, please go to [url] \nExtra info\nThis program will be in English; Lead with Love is in English\, Mama Rainbow is in Chinese. There will be a short Q&A in English and Chinese after the movie.
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SUMMARY:“性别变！变！变！”—— 暨爱酷影周筹款派对
DESCRIPTION:Venue: Alfa Bar \nAddress: 6 Xingfu Yicun (Opposite Workers Stadium north gate) \nDate: 11th July \nTime: Starts at 8pm till late \nTicket: RMB 50 (Include a drink) \nSchedule: \n8pm – Registration \n8:30pm – Screening of 5 short films \n9:30pm – Party and games! \n12pm – Prize for Best King / Queen \nWhat’s it about? \nAs the kick-off event for a series of film screening and sharing events of the Beijing Love Queer Cinema Week (former Beijing Queer Film Festival)\, Gender Switch brings you a number of super sexy short films to start the evening\, on July 11th with us\, at the newly renovated Alfa Bar. After that\, a fundraising party continues till late\, including Gender Switch\, in which some girls wear mustaches and some guys put on heels\, art auctions\, raffle tickets prizes and Best King or Queen of the Night rewards! Plus\, two special drinks will go straight to support the film festival funds. \nFilm Screening: \nMy 17 Gay Friends \n2014 | 25 min | Moxie Peng \nMy 17 Gay Friends is an experimental romantic comedy that explores the interconnected web of relationships in Beijing’s gay community that surrounds an unseen narrator. It also pokes fun at stereotypes and labels that often cut across the LGBT community such as femininity and masculinity in the gay community and how it affects our perceptions of gay people and categorizes people into distinct groups. \nWicked Game \n2014 | 5 min | Ding Yi \nThis microfilm only cost two days to produce\, including writing\, shooting and editing. Which is also a test\, to test not let the passions of create fade out by the film’s industrialization. And it’s only a tiny tiny lead for a gay’s fake marriage issue in China of course. \nWorks from Queer University \nQueer University Documentary Training Camp(“Queer University”) is a seven-day program for people who work and/or volunteer in sexual minority communities. Inthe interactive and practice-oriented Queer University course\, students are trained in documentary filmmaking\, editing\, production and distribution\, and are empowered to use the skills they acquire to record their own community stories and enhance their advocacy activities. Each year\, Queer University awards its most accomplished students with year-long material support and creative guidance\, thus helping them in directing and producing their own full-length documentary. \nIt’s Nothing \n2014 | 4 min | Jess\, Ye Ming \nIn Depth Report \n2014 | 4 min | Cai Dan\, Zhen Chen \nColon \n2012 | 4 min | Isa Gao\, Gray \nA Straight Journey: Days and Nights in Their Kingdom \n2015 | 23 min | Masa Mojo \nThis is a spontaneous project. In the beginning MasaMojo planned to shoot some portray photographs for about 10 gay people. Because they need to talk to these people\, eventually they finished a documentary after visiting 11 cities in China. They want to tell a story about individuals\, instead of a group\, to share the love and fear within everyone. They edited the film in a storyline of one person\, from childhood\, adolescence\, young love\, coming out\, to family\, marriage\, wives\, children and getting old. By that\, they are trying to tell a sincere story of China’s gay people and to move the Chinese people in a further way. \nArt Auctions \nProwl: 97 \nArtist: Zejian Sansan Shen \nSize: 150cmx150cm \nPainting #16\, from Collections of Futility and Desire \nArtist: Kyle Skor \nSize: 100cmx100cm \nAfternoon Nap \nArtist: Guang Ye \nSize: 60cmx90cm \nPuzzle No.1 \nArtist: XQ \nSize: 120cm * 120 cm \nRaffle Tickets Prizes \nIncluding Tictac Hairstyle coupon\, Urban Adventure Tour Trip\, signed DVD by Popo Fan\, etc. \nTravellers’ hand made paper notebook by PageX \nPrizes-giving Guests \nProgramming and marketing manager of Broadway Cinematheque \nYang yang \nCurator of China Independent Film Festival \nProducer of Laurel Film \nYang Cheng \nProject Development Director of Youku Tudou Heyi picture \nXufeng Huang
URL:https://www.queercomrades.com/zh/event/gender-switch-fundraising-party-for-the-love-queer-cinema-week/
LOCATION:Belgrade Pride
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