Reeling 2009: Insert U-Haul Joke Here program
Saturday, November 7, 2009
5:00 PM



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Landmark Century Centre Cinema  (Map it)
2828 N Clark
Chicago, IL 60657

Organization: Chicago Filmmakers 

		ChicagoPride.com Sponsored
		Windy City Media Group Sponsored

These nine shorts feature catastrophic dates, sassy detectives, recycled toys and a music video about U-Hauls. This is, after all, about lesbians dating. Admission: $10.00 ($8.00 members), tickets available online: http://reelingfilmfestival.tix.com

* Buttery Top (Catherine Crouch & Kelly Hayes, USA, 2009): A loaf of Buttery Top bread leads two women to picture very different futures together while on their first date.
* Four Steps (Karen Wilkens, USA, 2009): A lesbian employs the services of “The Master” to teach her how to harness her gay sixth sense, otherwise known as “gaydar.”
* Son of the Preacher (Jasmine Gervais, Canada, 2008): Billy has found his dream girl, except for the fact that she’s making out with his sister.
* Looking For (Michelle Pollino, USA, 2009): A sassy lesbian goes on disastrous blind dates in a coffee shop.
* Sondra Stingray: Sapphic Gumshoe (Heather de Michele, USA, 2009): A lesbian detective searches for a thieving dame in this black & white caper.
* U-Haul (Bob Koherr, USA, 2008): You know the old lesbian joke! Cohabitation is where it’s at in the satirical music video.
* Tools 4 Fools (Kate A. Brandt, USA, 2009): An outrageous infomercial for a place that sells refurbished dildos.
* When the Time’s Right (Linda Andersson, USA, 2008): A lesbian relationship moves in fast-forward mode due to a mystical alarm clock.
* How the Grinch Stole My Heart (Gabrielle Zilkha, Canada, 2009): A lesbian is dumped by her bitchy, grinch of a girlfriend and becomes obsessed and angry.

About Reeling:

Reeling 2009, the second-oldest LGBT film festival in the world, will run November 5th through the 15th, showcasing innovative gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender films from around the globe. Reeling will take place at Landmark’s Century Centre Cinema (2828 N. Clark St.), Film Row Cinema (Columbia College, 1104 S. Wabash Ave.), Music Box Theatre (3733 N. Southport Ave.), and the Festival’s home base at Chicago Filmmakers (5243 N. Clark St.).

As always, Reeling continues to push boundaries and keep the festival’s programming fresh and culturally rich by presenting work from worldwide perspectives and in genres ranging from light-hearted comedy to introspective experimental. Our mission is to recognize the important artistic and socially relevant contributions LGBT filmmakers have made to our culture and to counteract stereotyping with valid, meaningful, and diverse portrayals of LGBT people.

For film and event information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.reelingfilmfestival.org.

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Event type: Windy City Media Group Sponsored, Community, Film

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