January 31 & February 1, 2020
Friday, January 31 Screening 1 @8pm Saturday, February 1 Artist Talk, Thriza Cuthand @1pm Performance, Thirza Cuthand @7pm Screening 2 @8pm
QALEIDOSCOPE will feature Canadian queer/QTBIPOC films that explore, question and play with identity to propose and investigate diverse ways of looking at sexuality, gender and race. Visit the website for more details.
Screening 1 Friday 8pm
Where We Were Not – Feeling Reserved, Alexus’ Story Jess MacCormack & Alexus Young / 2011 / 6:00 min Bedding Andrew Blair Fukumura / 2011 / 4:42 min I Like Girls Diane Obomsawin / 2016 / 8:00 min Niagara Shelley Niro / 2015 / 5:00 min Fluids Rob Fatal / 2017 / 14:33 min Flash Flood Alli MacKay / 2017 / 6:00 min Outcognito Wrik Mead / 2017 / 5:00 min Paskw,w Mostos Iskwísis (Buffalo Girl) Howard Adler, Candy Renae Fox & Leo Koziol / 2017 / 4:00 min 2 Spirit Introductory Special $19.99 Thirza Cuthand / 2015 / 4:47 min Jizz Envy James Diamond / 2014 / 1:59 min PAISA Dorian Wood and Graham Kolbeins / 2019 / 8:00 min Selections from the Ektachrome Archive 1988-1996 Lyle Ashton Harris / 2014 / 7:07 min
Artist Talk & Performance
Free artist talk and performance at Struts Gallery (7 Lorne St) with visiting artist Thirza Cuthand.
Artist Talk @ 12pm to 1pm Performance: The Future Is So Bright @ 7pm See the website for more details!
Screening 2 Saturday 8pm
Finding Queer Disability Love Intersections / 2018 / 6:09 min I Want To Kill Myself Vivek Shraya / 2017 / 8:31 min Two Snakes Kristin Li / 2015 / 9:33 min Call Tony Mée Rose & Wy Joung Kou / 2018 / 9:00 min Less Lethal Fetishes Thirza Cuthand / 2019 / 9:30 min Flora Chaerin Im / 2018 / 4: 17 min Casualties of Modernity Kent Monkman / 2015 / 14:20 min Doppelgänger Memorandum Clark Nikolai / 2017 / 6: 00 min Indigenous Luvvv (Hanky Code: The Movie) Demian DinéYazhi’ / 2015 / 4:41 min Looking For An Outer World Claude Périard / 2018 / 3:13 min
Screening Tickets: Suggested Donation $5 to $10 – available at the door (cash only).
Queer City Cinema Inc. (based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada) was initiated in 1996 as a biennial film and video festival and has, over the years, come to program both film and performance art.
QALEIDOSCOPE was conceived to promote the artistic vision of queer/QTBIPOC Canadian filmmakers whose work might not otherwise be shown within these urban centres in Canada. These works, though falling under the banner of ‘queer’, remain relevant to the broader artistic communities in each of the five cities, not only because of the subject matter broached but also because many of the artists represented float amongst multiple disciplines within the context of the media, visual and performance arts. In this sense, artistic rigour and the fluidity of experience are paramount in the programming for the tour.
This will be the sixth tour of the Queer City Cinema’s programming. This tour follows QALEIDOSCOPE – QUEER FILM ON TOUR 2019 to Victoria, Yellowknife, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Thunder Bay. Past tours in 2001, 2002 2005 visited the cities of Edmonton, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg, while the tour in 2011 went coast to coast visiting the cities of Victoria, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Halifax and St. Johns.
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