EN MI PIEL

Borders Redrawn/Redibujando Fronteras

Friday/Viernes 6.9.2006, 7pm-10pm, SF LGBT Community Center

EN MI PIEL: BORDERS REDRAWN

(85 mins)
A Bilingual Program of Queer Women of Color, Latina, Chicana & Mexicana Lesbiana Shorts
Followed by Panel Discussion "Bridging Differences & Promoting Activism Through Film"

From the 2nd Lesbian March in Mexico City to a trans Chicano's journey to Mexico to the loss experienced during a family's migration to the U.S. , these poignant bilingual films cross numerous borders to transform and inspire.

EN MI PIEL: REDIBUJANDO FRONTERAS

(85 min)
Un Programa de Cortometrajes Bilingues por Queer Latinas, Chicanas y Lesbianas Mexicanas
Seguido por un panel: Construyendo desde Nuestras Diferencias y Promoviendo Activismo por medio del Cine

Invitandonos a presenciar la Segunda Marcha Lesbica en la Ciudad de Mexico, a explorar las historias de migracion de una familia a los Estados Unidos y a recorrer el viaje de un Chicano transexual a Mexico estos cortometrajes bilingues cruzan diferentes fronteras que buscan transformar e inspirar.


Bilingual QWOC Film Program Flyer

Presented by the
QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR MEDIA ARTS PROJECT
FREE/GRATIS

Friday, June 9, 2006 7pm
Rainbow Room
SF LGBT Community Center
1800 Market Street, SF

Refreshments will be served
Wheelchair accessible

Program/Programa:
- El Sol Si Caera, The Sun Will Set (Alyssa Contreras, 2004)
- La Dimension del Olvido, The Measure of Forgetfulness
(Mujeres y Cultura Subterranea, 1999)
- Pura Lengua (Womyn Image Makers, 2004)
- un lugar donde comenzar, a place to begin (monica enriquez, 2005)
- Las Mujeres de Mi Vida (Liliana Hueso, 2006)
- En Mi Piel, On My Skin (Amy Andre, 2006)
- La Marcha Lesbica (Telemanita, 2004)



Co-Presenter: National Queer Arts Festival
Co-Sponsor: Latino Forum
Curators: Monica Enriquez & QWOCMAP Executive Director Madeleine Lim

The 2nd annual QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL features 3 different screenings this year that showcase the art, culture, and resistance of queer women of color and our communities. Join us as we celebrate the power of art created in our own image!

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www.queerculturalcenter.org

Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project promotes the visibility of queer women of color through the creation and exhibition of films & videos that reflect our life stories and the vital social justice issues that concern our communities.

Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

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