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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Film / Film News / News Gay Charlotte Film Fest photo gallery
Posted By Matt Brunson on Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 1:20 PM
It's been duly noted that a picture's worth a thousand words. I'm not sure if that's the case with every image, but to be safe, I'm opting to forgo posting a 20,000-word piece and instead only employing photos to whet viewer appetites regarding the movies — both features and shorts — that will be screened during the third annual Gay Charlotte Film Festival, to be held March 25-April 1. After checking out these images, head here to get the scoop on the whole shebang, including plot synopses, festival venues and showtimes, and admission costs. (Note: One image below, featuring none other than George W. Bush(!), might be considered NSFW.)
FEATURES:
And Then Came Lola
Bear City
The Believers
Elena Undone
Eyes Wide Open
Family
Gen Silent
A Marine Story
My Normal
Out in the Silence
Translatina
Undertow (Contracorriente)
Violet Tendencies
You Should Meet My Son
SHORTS:
(* Photos not available for two of the films, I'm Gay and Kingdom of Undead)
A Fairy Tale
Never Too Late
Our Wedding
So-Called Living
10,000 Hearts
You Can't Curry Love
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