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Every 3rd Wednesday of the month The Revival House presents the best in homo-grown cinema from decades past.  On Wednesday, October 15th The Revival House is proud to present the Greatest Bisexual, Space-Alien, Glam-Rock concert film ever made – “Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars” (U.S.A., 1973, D.A. Pennabaker).  Featuring the (then) bisexual David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, the film not only chronicles a spectacular and historic concert, but is also a marvel of cinematography.

The Revival House is located in the Mission District at A.T.A. (Artists Television Access), 992 Valencia Street (@ 21st). We present classic, queer cinema on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Doors open at 7:00, screening begins at 8:00. Admission is

$6.00.
For film clips and more information please go to:

 www.myspace.com/therevivalhouse
www.dlist.com/revivalhouse

A new showcase of vidsonic work from Wago Kreider, Lovid, Rebekah Nagy and others that explore kinetic, aesthetic, and other results of awkward encounters with media technology.  Willfull mis-use, calculated glitches, extracts of technological breakdown wrangled into innovative delights.  Plus! Live video performance by Sue Costabile, who’s previously been a featured artist in Transcinema –using interactive streams of live and prepared video and audio to create dual/duel videoscapes.

Burning with stories that must be told, LGBT filmmakers craft award winning documentaries that help educate the public, fan the flames of social change and spark inspiration in a new generation of young activists.

From Word Is Out to The Times Of Harvey Milk to Choosing Children, LGBT filmmakers have been on the forefront of creating films that advance the LGBT community into theaters, into homes, and across the globe.

Join Glenne McElhinney and fellow LGBT documentarians, who will show clips from their docs and share stories of how their films have helped to create social change.

Moderator/Organizer: Glenne McElhinney is a LGBT Historian and award winning documentary filmmaker of On These Shoulders We Stand, which is screening in Frameline34 in SF this June.