February 17
Queer Açores: north-american queer film cycle

Queer Lisboa continues its journey across the country, and now lands in the Azores!

 

It will take place from March 17th to 20th, at Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center and with two film screenings at Teatro Ribeiragrandense.

Under the name "Queer Açores - north-american queer film cycle", and with the support of the United States Embassy and the collaboration of Mostra Imprópria, the program includes two documentaries that were part of the festival's 25th Anniversary, a debate, a talk, two feature films by American director Gus Van Sant -key name in the new queer cinema movement-, the screening of the lesbian classic "The Watermelon Woman", and an impressive documentary on one of the great masters of the 20th century, Andy Warhol.

Full calendar of screenings and activities:

 

Thursday, March 17, 6.30pm (Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center)

Cured (USA, 2020, 80’), by Patrick Sammon, Bennett Singer + Debate about mental health and LGBTQI+ community, with the participation of Joana Amen, clinical psychologist at (A)MAR - Açores pela Diversidade, and Mariana Bettencourt, psychiatrist at Hospital Divino Espirito Santo.

 

Friday, March 18, 6.30pm (Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center)

North-American Queer Film Cycle Presentation: The Watermelon Woman (USA, 1996, 90’), by Cheryl Dunye

 

Friday, March 18, 9.30pm (Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center)

Mala Noche (USA, 1985, 78’), by Gus Van Sant

Saturday, March 19, 6.30pm (Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center)

Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker (USA, 2020, 105’), by Chris McKim + Recorded online talk with Chris McKim e Wendy Olsoff

 

Saturday, March 19, 9.30pm (Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center)

My Own Private Idaho (USA, 1991, 104’), by Gus Van Sant
 

Sunday, March 20, 3pm (Teatro Ribeiragrandense)

Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film (Episode 1: Raggedy Andy, USA, 2006, 120’), by Ric Burns

Sunday, March 20, 6pm (Teatro Ribeiragrandense)

Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film (Episode 2: Drella, USA, 2006, 120’), by Ric Burns

 

Tickets: 3€ / 2 Tickets: 5€

Teatro Ribeiragrandense' Screenings: free entry

 

We will be waiting for you!

 

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