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Feature
 Queer Guide to Sundance
Updated 1/13/05
With literally hundreds of films to see in Park City, we thought you might be interested to know where and when the films with queer themes or by queer filmmakers would be playing. We’ve certainly missed films that include gay characters, queer subtext and artistic ideas that will appeal to all, so don’t be afraid to explore the many other films at Sundance this year, but in case you want to have the gayest possible time, here are the screenings you don’t want to miss.
Utah residents can buy tickets two days prior to others on January 8 and 9 at Trolley Square or Park City’s Gateway Center.
Check festival.sundance.org for information.
Here are the best films with gay or lesbian content:
Ballets Russes
Features
Ballet Russes brilliantly captures the glitz, glamour, and ultimate downfall of the modern dance troupe that galvanized ballet as an art form and collaborated with some of the most influential artists of the 20th century, including choreographers George Balanchine and Agnes De Mille, and artists Picasso and Cocteau.
Directors/Screenwriters: Dan Geller, Dayna Goldfine
Screening Times:
Friday, January 21, 9:00 PM, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
Thursday, January 27, 5:30 PM, Holiday Village Cinema II
Saturday, January 29, 9:00 AM, Yarrow Hotel 1
Sunday, January 30, 10:30 AM, Holiday Village Cinema II
Being Bad
Shorts
A poetic snapshot of the lives of three teenagers—the past, the present and the future played out under the sunniest of skies.
Director: Laurence Coriat
Cast: Jean Pierre Sanchez, Sarah Labahrt, Frank Fasano
Screening Times:
Included with feature 5th World
Tuesday, Jan 25, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Wednesday, Jan 26, 11:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Thursday, Jan 27, 5:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Friday, Jan 28, 6:00pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
Billy’s Dad is a Fudge-Packer
Shorts
A spoof of the 1950s high school educational film of the same name. Billy’s dad, played by Robert Gant from Queer as Folk, helps guide young Billy toward the “right path.”
Director: Jamie Donahue
Cast: Robert Gant, Cady Huffman, Alex Borstein
Screening Times: Included in Shorts Program VI
Friday, Jan 21, 11:30am, Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 22, 3:00pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
Sunday, Jan 23, 12:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Thursday, Jan 27, 9:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Friday, Jan 28, 8:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29, 12:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Saturday, Jan 29, 11:00pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
Con Que la Lavare
Shorts
A tribute to the cult homosexual artists of the 20th century through a character who lives and works in the red-light district of a Spanish city.
Director: María Trénor
Screening Times: Included with feature Unconscious.
Friday, Jan 21, 6:00pm, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Saturday, Jan 22, 10:00pm, Holiday Village Cinema IV
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:00am, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Monday, Jan 24, 9:30pm, Tower Theatre, SLC
Wednesday, Jan 26, 9:30pm, Peery’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden
The Dying Gaul
Dramatic Competition
The story is set inside the rarefied world of the Hollywood elite. A fledgling screenwriter is offered a million dollars for a script—the personal story of his lover who died of AIDS. There is only one catch to securing the deal and taking that first step to success: he must change the film’s male character into a woman.
Director & Writer: Craig Lucas
Cast: Peter Sarsgaard, Patricia Clarkson, Ebon Moss-
Bachrach, Ryan Miller, Campbell Scott, Robin Bartlett
Screening Times:
Saturday, Jan 22 , 5:30pm , Racquet Club
Monday, Jan 24 , 9:15am , Eccles Theatre
Tuesday, Jan 25 , 11:30am , Racquet Club
Thursday, Jan 27 , 2:30pm , Racquet Club
Friday, Jan 28 , 6:00pm , Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
The Education of Shelby Knox
Documentary Competition
The Lubbock, Texas, high school Shelby Knox attends maintains a strict Abstinence Until Married sex education policy, even though the county’s teen pregnancy and STD rates top the chart. We meet the precocious Shelby in her sophomore year. She is instantly recognizable as a good girl with a supportive family, someone who has a natural propensity for doing the right thing and asking hard questions. She sees it as the duty of her city-sponsored youth organization to reform the school’s sex-ed policies. As the town polarizes, Shelby is labeled “the Sex Ed Girl” by local media, but she is unflappable, and for the next three years, we follow her along a path of personal awareness and self-taught activism. Her way’s not easy because two of her role models are her father, a self-proclaimed conservative Republican, and a youth minister of True Love Waits, a national movement to “save” young people for their wedding night.
Directors: Marion Lipschutz, Rose Rosenblatt (USA)
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 6:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Saturday, Jan 22, 11:00pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
Monday, Jan 24, 6:00pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
Wednesday, Jan 26, 2:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Friday, Jan 28, 11:30pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
Forty Shades of Blue
Dramatic Competition
Forty Shades of Blue is the story of Laura, a Russian woman living in Memphis with Alan, a legendary music producer twice her age. Though she looks the part, Laura is no typical trophy wife. Vigilantly guarded, she sublimates her own desires out of a stoic sense of duty and a reluctance to impose on Alan’s generosity. When Alan’s estranged adult son Michael comes for a visit, an intuitive bond develops between them that destabilizes her tightly ordered world. Michael becomes a mirror that allows her to see herself and new possibilities.
Director: Ira Sachs
Writers: Michael Rohatyn, Ira Sachs
Cast: Rip Torn, Dina Korzuh, Darren Burrows, Paprika Steen, Red West, Jenny O’Hara
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 8:30pm, Racquet Club
Sunday, Jan 23, 12:00pm, Eccles Theatre
Sunday, Jan 23, 10:30pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas VI, SLC
Monday, Jan 24, 4:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Tuesday, Jan 25, 9:30pm, Peery’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden
Thursday, Jan 27, 8:30am, Library Center Theatre
Friday, Jan 28, 11:30am, Racquet Club
Happy Ending
Premiers
Happy Endings is a wildly original and supremely self-conscious comedy by a filmmaker, Don Roos, who clearly embraces the complexity and ambivalence of modern life. If you thought you knew all about love, relationships, and contemporary American families, guess again. With its exorbitant wit and nonstop surprises, Happy Endings combines original storytelling with original stories that fundamentally question our presumptions about the way real America lives.
The multiple narrative lines include a filmmaker blackmailing a woman about a son she long ago gave up for adoption; a gay man whose partner was, or perhaps wasn’t, the sperm donor for two of their best friends, a lesbian couple; and a 30-something girl who shacks up with a young man trying to convince his father he’s straight and then moves on to the dad.
Director & Writer: Don Roos
Cast: Tom Arnold, Jessie Bradford, Bobby Cannavale, Sarah Clarke, Steve Coogan, Laura Dern, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Lisa Kudrow, Jason Ritter, David Sutcliffe
Screening Times:
Thursday, Jan 20, 6:30pm, Eccles Theatre
Thursday, Jan 20, 9:45pm, Eccles Theatre
Friday, Jan 21, 9:15am, Eccles Theatre
Friday, Jan 21, 7:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Friday, Jan 21, 10:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Saturday, Jan 22, 3:00pm, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Saturday, Jan 22, 6:00pm, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Saturday, Jan 22, 9:00pm, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Sunday, Jan 23, 6:30pm, Peery’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden
Saturday, Jan 29, 6:00pm, Eccles Theatre
Heights
Features
In this sophisticated ensemble piece, taking place over a 24-hour period in New York City, James Marsden and Jesse Bradford play two points of a complicated love triangle, while Glenn Close and Elizabeth Banks star as mother and daughter in this latest Ismail Merchant production.
Director: Chris Terrio
Screenwriters: Amy Fox, Chris Terrio
Cast: Glenn Close, Jesse Bradford, James Marsden, Elizabeth Banks
(USA, 2004, 93 min., color, 35mm)
Tuesday, January 25, 3:00 PM, Eccles Theatre
Wednesday, January 26, 2:30 PM, Library Center Theatre
Thursday, January 27, 6:00 PM, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Thursday, January 27, 9:00 PM, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Inside Deep Throat
Premiers
Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato are consummate documentary filmmakers who continually exhibit the bravery and courage to take on taboo subjects. This time their sights are set on the cultural impact of the 1972 adult film Deep Throat. Made for less than $25,000, it is considered the most profitable film of all time. When it was released in midtown Manhattan’s adult theatres, it became a flash point for an unprecedented social and political firestorm. Bailey and Barbato take us through a fascinating history spanning nearly 30 years, traversing the sexual revolution and the war on pornography and charting the chasm between the modest intentions of the filmmakers who made Deep Throat and the unforeseen impact and legacy their film left on society.
Directors: Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 9:30pm, Eccles Theatre
Saturday, Jan 22, 11:30am, Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 22, 9:30pm, Tower Theatre, SLC
The Jacket
Premiers
Jack Starks (Adrien Brody) seems to have a date with destiny as he miraculously escapes death on the Gulf War battlefield and returns to his native Vermont. Unfortunately, Starks’s war scar is amnesia, a condition that prevents him from defending himself when he’s accused of murder. He lands in an asylum, where Dr. Becker (Kris Kristofferson) is developing an experimental treatment to alter criminal behavior involving a drug cocktail and straightjacketed visits to a body drawer in the basement morgue. The treatment transports Starks through time, where he finds love with Jackie (Keira Knightley). He also foresees his death and, as he traverses back and forth through time, he wonders what can be done to unlock his and others’ doomed destinies.
Director: John Maybury
Cast: Massy Tadjedin
Cast: Adrien Brody, Keira Knightley, Kris Kristofferson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Kelly Lynch, Daniel Craig, Brad Renfro
Screening Times:
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:30pm, Eccles Theatre
Monday, Jan 24, 2:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29, 7:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
Saturday, Jan 29, 10:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
The Joy of Life
Frontier
Jenni Olson’s sensual and contemplative first feature is a sublime visual poem of San Francisco that is as emotionally engaging as it is scandalously informative. Through an experimental mix of documentary and narrative storytelling, Olson seductively invites the viewer to roam spaciously through a stunning series of urban landscapes while imparting a multilayered meditation and history of the fog-shrouded city. The story begins quietly with a tale of urban development and is taken over by the verbal diary of a butch dyke murmuring intimately about her secret lustings, insecurities, macho bravado, and loneliness. Renowned poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti sets the city as an illustrious and anchorless place on the Pacific before the diary narrative attempts to salve the pain of a dear friend’s death by obsessively mapping out the complicit role the city has played in establishing the Golden Gate Bridge as the number-one suicide landmark in the world.
Director & Cast: Jenni Olson
Cast: Harriel “Harry” Dodge, Lawrence Ferlinghetti (voices)
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 11:30am, Holiday Village Cinema II
Friday, Jan 21, 6:45pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Saturday, Jan 22, 2:30pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
Sunday, Jan 23, 3:45pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Thursday, Jan 27, 6:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Saturday, Jan 29, 6:45pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Lackawanna Blues
Centerpiece
In segregation-era Lackawanna, New York, Rachel “Nanny” Crosby is a larger-than-life human miracle whose big and generous boarding home is a place where drifters and dreamers, eccentrics and excessives can always find a hot meal and a new start. Into this world comes Junior, a little boy Nanny takes in and raises as her own. Nanny’s love and the stories from her boarders’ damaged and haunted pasts irrevocably change the young boy’s life. Wolfe has crafted a simply magical film filled with so much music, dance, and sexual energy that it explodes like a musical. Lackawanna Blues is at once a coming-of-age story, a portrait of a golden age gone by, and an illumination of the fruits born from love and charity.
Director: George C. Wolfe
Writer: Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Cast: Sepatha Merkerson, Marcus Franklin, Carmen Edjogo, Mos Def, Terrence Howard, Macy Gray, Jimmy Smits, Louis Gossett, Jr., Jeffrey Wright, Delroy Lindo, Liev Schrieber, Rosie Perez, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Ernie Hudson, Charlayne Woodard
Screening Times:
Wednesday, Jan 26, 6:00pm, Eccles Theatre
Thursday, Jan 27, 11:30am, Library Center Theatre
Thursday, Jan 27, 7:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Thursday, Jan 27, 10:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Friday, Jan 28, 7:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
Friday, Jan 28, 10:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
Saturday, Jan 29, 9:30pm, Peery’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden
Loggerheads
Dramatic Competition
Inspired by a true story, Loggerheads skillfully interweaves three stories—each in a different year on Mother’s Day weekend in North Carolina. Grace has returned to her hometown to stay with her mother and search for the child she secretly gave up for adoption when she was a teenager. Mark makes a pilgrimage to a small coastal town to save the endangered loggerhead turtles that nest there. When he meets George, a local motel owner, he must decide whether to move on or risk settling down. When Elizabeth’s safe, sheltered neighborhood starts to change around her, she must decide whether to stand by her minister husband’s beliefs or take a stand on her own.
Director & Cast: Tim Kirkman
Cast: Bonnie Hunt, Kip Pardue, Tess Harper, Chris Sarandon, Michael Learned, Michael Kelly, Robin Weigert
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 11:30am, Racquet Club
Saturday, Jan 22, 12:00pm, Eccles Theatre
Saturday, Jan 22, 7:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
Saturday, Jan 22, 10:30pm, Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:30pm, Peery’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden
Tuesday, Jan 25, 9:30pm, Tower Theatre, SLC
Wednesday, Jan 26, 8:30pm, Racquet Club
Friday, Jan 28, 11:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Mysterious Skin
Premiers
The wrenching childhood mystery of two individually desperate teens—one who believes he was abducted by aliens, the other a working hustler—who become reconnected by sexual abuses they shared as boys, Mysterious Skin draws us in even as it disturbs us. In the end, the film’s greatest accomplishment may be the creation of a fragile echo of resonance, expanding our souls and connecting us all in the search for sensual peace and worldly love with who we truly are.
Director & Cast: Gregg Araki
Cast: Brady Corbet, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jeff Licon, Bill Sage, Mary Lynn Rajskup, Elisabeth Shue, Lisa Long, Chris Mulkey
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 28 , 9:30pm , Eccles Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29 , 11:30am , Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29 , 9:30pm , Tower Theatre, SLC
Pretty Persuasion
Features
Set at an elite Beverly Hills high school, Kimberly (Evan Rachel Wood), a student with duplicitous charm and seductress of both men and women, proves just how easy it is to get what you want in this scathingly funny satire. Jane Krakowski plays a lesbian news reporter.
Director: Marcos Siega
Screenwriter: Skander Halim
Cast: Evan Rachel Wood, Ron Livingston, James Woods, Jane Krakowski, Selma Blair
(USA, 2004, 105 min., color, 35mm)
Screening Times:
Saturday, January 22, 2:30 PM, Racquet Club
Sunday, January 23, 3:45 PM, Trolley Square Cinemas B, SLC
Sunday, January 23, 6:45 PM, Trolley Square Cinemas B, SLC
Monday, January 24, 12:00 PM, Eccles Theatre
Wednesday, January 26, 8:30 AM, Library Center Theatre
Thursday, January 27, 5:30 PM, Racquet Club
Pura Lengua
Shorts
Reina is a young urban Xicana searching for ways to heal following the cold deceptions of the heart and stolen dreams.
Director: Aurora Guerrero
Cast: Karla Legaspy, Rocio De Carlos, Lori Gonzalez, Ana Chaidez
Screening Times: Included in Shorts Program V
Friday, Jan 21, 8:30am, Prospector Square Theatre
Friday, Jan 21, 7:00pm, Holiday Village Cinema IV
Saturday, Jan 22, 3:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:45pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Tuesday, Jan 25, 11:30pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
Thursday, Jan 27, 12:00pm, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Saturday, Jan 29, 9:15am, Eccles Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29, 10:30pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas VI, SLC
Reefer Madness
Premiers
Good heavens! The reefer is driving the good citizens of one small town totally out of their minds. Thank goodness a federal agent shows up at the local high school to show naïve parents the horrific, horrendous fate that awaits youngsters who fall victim to the unspeakable scourge of (gasp) marijuana. The result is a shocking cautionary tale about two swell kids who fall crazy in love in a town just like your own. Jimmy just wants to learn to dance to impress sweet Mary Lane, the apple of his eye. Little does he know that the slick dancer at the soda shop hasn’t invited him over to learn to fox-trot. Will Jimmy lose his mind and his girl? Will a show-stopping musical number starring Jesus change the poor boy’s miserable fate? Only those who watch this film will find out for sure.
Director: Andy Fickman
Writers: Kevin Murphy, Dan Studney
Cast: Alan Cumming, Steven Weber, Neve Campbell, Robert Torti, John Kassir, Anna Gasteyer, Christian Campbell, Kristen Bell, Amy Spanger
Screening Times:
Thursday, Jan 27, 6:00pm, Eccles Theatre
Friday, Jan 28, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 29, 11:59pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
Ring of Fire : The Emile Griffith Story
Documentary
 The year is 1962, when "even Liberace was thought to be straight." What if--in the toughest, most brutal, most macho of all sports, boxing--the six-time welterweight champion of the world was really a closeted homosexual? Ring of Fire, Dan Klores and Ron Berger's enthralling new documentary, deftly depicts this very true story. At Madison Square Garden, in a live television broadcast, in a bout labeled the fight of the decade, Emile Griffith pummeled archrival Benny "Kid" Paret unconscious, leaving him in a coma. Paret died in a hospital 10 days later. It was subsequently revealed that during the weigh-in Paret had taunted Griffith, calling him maricón, the Spanish word for "faggot." That match sparked outrage and calls for boxing reform. The sport was pulled from television for the next 10 years. Griffith, who currently lives with his longtime roommate and "adopted son," Luis Rodrigo, is haunted by Paret's death to this day. Skillfully blending current interviews with rare black-and-white fight footage, Ring of Fire skewers the hypocrisy of political outrage, exposes the underside of social and cultural mores, thoughtfully provides a framework for forgiveness, and bravely poses the question: "Who or what is really to blame for Paret's death?"— David Courier
Director: Ron Berger, Dan Klores
Screening Times:
Friday , Jan 21 1:00 PM Screening Room, Sundance Village
Saturday , Jan 22 2:30 PM Prospector Square Theatre
Sunday , Jan 23 5:30 PM Holiday Village Cinema II
Thursday , Jan 27 10:00 AM Holiday Village Cinema IV
Friday , Jan 28 1:00 PM Holiday Village Cinema I
Rize
American Spectrum
Rize is an insider look by out photographer-turned-director David LaChapelle at a new form of artistic expression emanating from the streets of South Central Los Angeles. Referred to as “krumping,” the movements include lightning-quick syncopated body gyrations (fast enough to warrant a disclaimer that the film was not sped up). This captivating film centers around a young man who goes by the moniker Tommy the Clown. Beginning as an entertainer at children’s birthday parties, he went on to open an academy devoted to clowning and krumping. Seen as a role model in the community, Tommy has numerous protégés who have stayed out of trouble as a result of their involvement in dance.
Director: David LaChapelle
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Saturday, Jan 22, 11:59pm, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Sunday, Jan 23, 5:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Monday, Jan 24, 9:00pm, Broadway Centre Cinemas IV, SLC
THE SALON
Feature
The owner of an African American hair salon (Vivica A. Fox) finds romance as she struggles to keep her business afloat in this hilarious comedy that also deals with serious issues such as racism, homophobia, sex, and politics.
Director/Screenwriter: Mark Brown
Cast: Vivica A. Fox, Garrett Morris, Kym Whitley
(USA, 2004, 92 min., color, 35mm)
Screening Times:
Tuesday, January 25, 8:30 PM, Library Center Theatre
Wednesday, January 26, 8:30 AM, Prospector Square Theatre
Thursday, January 27, 8:30 PM, Prospector Square Theatre
Friday, January 28, 9:45 PM, Broadway Centre Cinemas V, SLC
Saving Face
American Spectrum
Wil and her Ma come from a traditional Chinese family in Flushing, Queens. At first glance, Wil is the picture of the perfect traditional Chinese daughter—a successful surgeon who is dutiful to her widowed mother. The only thing is that Wil dresses a little, well, not right. In fact, at the weekly Chinese singles dance, Wil seems not to be interested in men at all. It turns out that she is secretly struggling to land her first lesbian date with Vivian, a gorgeous ballet dancer. But just when things are looking up, the 48-year old Ma lands on her doorstep announcing that she is pregnant and moving in. Ma has a secret of her own, refusing to name the father for fear of disgracing herself in the eyes of her traditional community.
Director & Cast: Alice Wu
Cast: Michelle Krusiec, Joan Chen, Lynn Chen, Jin Wang, Shen Gung Lan, Jessica Hecht
Screening Times:
Friday, Jan 21, 4:00pm, Screening Room, Sundance Village
Saturday, Jan 22, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Sunday, Jan 23, 8:30am, Prospector Square Theatre
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:30pm, Tower Theatre, SLC
Monday, Jan 24, 5:30pm, Prospector Square Theatre
Small Town Secrets
Shorts
This short film travels back in time to when I was growing up with closeted gay parents in a small, Midwestern town. By weaving together a collection of home movies together with conversations with my parents recorded via webcam, Small Town Secrets remembers why keeping it a secret felt like the only option.
Director: Katherine Leggett
Cast: Katherine Leggett, Ellen Leggett, Mark Leggett
Screening Times:
Included with feature The Joy of Life (see above).
Strangers with Candy: The Movie
Midnight
When the cult television hit Strangers with Candy was taken off the air, a cry of sadness was heard throughout the land; it brought grown men to their knees and made newborn babies explode. Well, let the healing begin! The cast and writers from the original series are reunited for this prequel, which takes us back to when our hero Jerri Blank (Amy Sedaris) emerges from her long prison stay. A 46-year-old ex-junkie, she returns to high school in a bid to start her life over, and hopefully snap her father out of his 32-year coma. Jerri realizes that high school isn’t so different from prison, and her hyperactive libido sends her chasing after anything with a pulse.
Director: Paul Dinello
Writers: Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello, Stephen Colbert
Cast: Amy Sedaris, Stephen Colbert, Paul Dinello, Sara Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ian Holm, Allison Janney, Dan Hedeya, Kristen Johnston, Chris Pratt, Justin Theroux, Deborah Rush, Sarah Thyre
Screening Times:
Monday, Jan 24, 11:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Thursday, Jan 27, 2:30pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
Saturday, Jan 29, 12:00pm, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Saturday, Jan 29, 11:30pm, Library Center Theatre
Sunday, Jan 30, 1:30pm, Holiday Village Cinema II
CON DIVA (With Diva)
Shorts
A gay Muslim man reaches Barcelona where he will struggle to be himself in the poetry of the night and the reality of daylight. The film has already won Barcelona’s independent film festival, L’ Alternative and the Kodak prize for best
cinematography.
Director: Sebastian Mantilla
Cast: Oriol Ribeira, Mohammed Shafiq
Screening Times: Included with feature Lila Says
Friday, Jan 21, 3:00pm, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Saturday, Jan 22, 9:00am, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Sunday, Jan 23, 12:00pm, Trolley Square Cinemas A, SLC
Sunday, Jan 23, 9:15pm, Holiday Village Cinema III
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