Allez by Oliver Tonning (Denmark, 2011, 16 min.). The film is about a young quiet girl (Sofia), who experiences a strong fascination with the female talent (Trine) in their fencing club, but when Trine gets selected to train in the big club Heidenhein in Germany, Sofia has only one evening to take action and find out what this fascination includes, but she is conflicted between her family and her own will. Sofia finally acknowledges that she must overcome her own limitations and make her own choices and engage in a last attempt to have this fascination clarified. In Danish with English subtitles

Do You Have a Cat? by Jason Sax (US, 2011, 11 min.). Can you be allergic to love? Do You Have a Cat? explores the trials of one bisexual dating a variety of pet owners. Good thing you have a rockin’ bestie (Buffy’s Amber Benson) for advice in finding Mr. or Ms. Right!

Polaroid Girl by April Maxey (US, 2012, 17 min.). Sofie (Crystal Arnette) is a shy and timid aspiring photographer when she meets June (Mina Joo), who runs a vintage camera shop. Something clicks, and as the two take off on a photography mission Sofie learns a thing or two about standing up for herself. Kicking ass, taking names, and getting the girl.

Queen of My Dreams by Fawzia Mirza and Ryan Logan (US, 2012, 3 min.). As a young girl, Fawzia Mirza fell under the spell of Bollywood heroines and their promise of love and feminine perfection. As an adult, she looks back and re-imagines the epic romance in the classic film, “Aradhana”, in a new light.

She is My Best Friend by Jirassaya Wongsutin (Thailand, 2012, 11 min.). Meen and June, two Thai 18-year old girls play badminton together after-school. Meen challenges June to defeat her. In Thai with English subtitles.

The Maiden and the Princess by Ali Scher (US, 2011, 18 min.). Emmy kisses a girl on the playground and is left feeling isolated and alone. The Grand High Council of Fairy Tale Rules and Standards sends her a hetero-normative fairytale to set her down the ‘right’ path in The Maiden and the Princess.

The Morning After by Katie Shannon (US, 2013, 9 min.). The Morning After is the story of a troubled couple who is at a crossroads in their relationship. We follow Sam and Lauren the morning after Sam discovers Lauren has cheated on her. Sam needs to decide if staying in this toxic relationship is worth it.

The 29th Annual Boston LGBT Film Festival

Women's Shorts

Next Session: This event is closed.
4:00 pm - 5:25 pm
Remis Auditorium, 161
Admission
$9MFA members, seniors, and students
$11Nonmembers
Ticket Purchase Required
Event Type
Film