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  • Periwinkle Queer Cinema: SEX MAGICK & ALTER-EGOS –

    Periwinkle Queer Cinema
    Every 3rd Weds. • ADULTS ONLY! •

    SEX MAGICK & ALTER-EGOS –
    a witches’ brew of shorts about rituals and transformation, bizarre sexuality and occult phantasmagoria

    “Alien Sex Video” • 4 min • Jenn Kolmel and Kate Gilbert
    “I Know My Soul” • 3 min • Crystal Mason
    “Certain Death” • 4 min • Ben Aqua
    “Curses, Hexes & Boots” • 5 min • SUPERM (Brian Kenny & Slava Mogutin)
    “Noble Owl” • 14 min • B.J. Dini/Queer Autonomous Zone
    “Earth: Inferno” • 14 min • Mor Navón and Julián Moguillansky
    Intermission • 10 min
    “Thunder Perfect Mind” • 14 min • Micaela O’Herlihy
    “Imp of Satan” • 25 min • Flynn Witmeyer

    plus twisted trailers and spooky door prizes!

    for bios, updates, & more info, visit: http://www.periwinklejournal.tumblr.com

  • 6th ATA Film & Video Festival – SUPER8 FILM WORKSHOP

    Super8 Film Workshop
    Learn the Basics of Super 8mm Film

    This hands-on workshop will give you the basic skills to get started in Super8. The first meeting begins with a brief history of Super8, basic camera operation & shooting tips. Then each student will shoot their own 50ft cartridge of B&W reversal film. The second meeting will be a screening party, where students will learn to project their own film. ATA will provide the film, cameras & projector. Class limited to 12 students.
    ATA
    October 23 & November 12
    1pm to 4pm
    Instructor: John Davis
    $35*
    Sign-Up Now

    Special thanks to our workshop sponsors ALPHA CINE LABS & KODAK!

  • 6th ATA Film & Video Festival – SLING-SHOTS

    The second shorts program of ATA’s 2011 festival explores the archetypal Davids and Goliaths in our experiences. This program includes films and videos by Bryan Boyce, Chris Matule, Andrew Wilson, Clint Enns, Shalo P, Tim Gallaher, Hazel Gore, Peter Freund, Karl Lind, Dayv Jones and Douglas Katelus. ata

    Join us before the films and during intermission for country blues guitar
    performed by Marlon Gonzalez.

    Doors at 7:30pm. Films at 8:00pm.

    For complete information, including interviews with the filmmakers,
    please visit http://festival.atasite.org