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UCLA FILM &<br />
TELEVISION<br />
ARCHIVE<br />
The UCLA Film & Television<br />
Archive is internationally renowned<br />
for its pioneering efforts to rescue,<br />
preserve and showcase moving image media.<br />
MORE LEGACY EVENTS!<br />
THE MAN WHO DROVE WITH MANDELA<br />
(Dir. Greta Schiller, 1998) – please see page 23<br />
WE WHO ARE SEXY: THE WHIRLWIND HISTORY OF<br />
TRANSGENDER IMAGES IN CINEMA<br />
(Jenni Olson and Susan Stryker) – please see page 37<br />
THE <strong>OUTFEST</strong> LEGACY PROJECT<br />
FOR LGBT FILM PRESERVATION<br />
The Outfest Legacy Project for LGBT Film Preservation, a collaboration between Outfest and the UCLA Film & Television Archive,<br />
is the only program in the world dedicated to saving and protecting LGBT moving images from deterioration and neglect.<br />
Access: Thanks to the contributions of our<br />
filmmakers, as well as the generous support of<br />
our Outfest members, the Legacy Project<br />
Collection has grown steadily to become the<br />
largest publicly accessible collection of LGBT<br />
moving images in the world, with over 15,000 films.<br />
Conservation and Preservation: Beyond<br />
actively collecting LGBT film and video media for<br />
permanent conservation and preservation, the<br />
Legacy Project funds the restoration of damaged<br />
films and videos to their original release quality.<br />
Education: The Project conducts LGBT public<br />
education and extensive outreach to filmmakers,<br />
archivists and educators including a bi-monthly<br />
screening series at the Billy Wilder Theater in<br />
conjunction with UCLA.<br />
QUEER THROUGH THE YEARS<br />
FROM THE LEGACY PROJECT COLLECTION<br />
From tea rooms to drag queens to lipstick lesbians,<br />
this series of short films presents a fun and eyeopening<br />
look at how our community and culture has<br />
changed since the 1970s. The clips and movies in<br />
QUEER THROUGH THE YEARS have been selected<br />
from the world’s largest queer history collection at the<br />
ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives. In 2007, ONE<br />
deposited its collection of rare film and videotape with<br />
the Legacy Project at the UCLA Film & Television<br />
Archive. Co-curated by Thomas De Simone<br />
tEA ROOM SCEnE Dir: Richard J. Silverthorn, 8 min. DIChOtOMy<br />
Dir: University of Rochester Gay Liberation Front, 7 min. ChARLES<br />
PIERCE COMMERCIALS Dir: Unknown, 3 min. OnE In tEn<br />
PEOPLE: LIPStICK LESBIAnS Dir: Unknown, 4 min. MAn tO<br />
MAn ShOw wIth hOwARD AnD DAVE: fIRSt EPISODE<br />
GREEtInG Dir: Unknown, 5 min. DyKE tV: DyKE DISh & I wAS<br />
A tEEnAGE LESBIAn Dir: Unknown, 5 min. SOME Of yOUR<br />
BESt fRIEnDS Dir: Ken Robinson, 38 min.<br />
SATURDAY | July 9 | 2:30pm | REDCAT<br />
THREE BEWILDERED PEOPLE<br />
IN THE NIGHT<br />
Dir/Scr: Gregg Araki, 1987, USA, 92 min.<br />
U.S. PREMIERE OF HIGH-DEFINITION TRANSFER<br />
FROM THE LEGACY PROJECT COLLECTION<br />
In this rare screening of Gregg Araki’s funny and<br />
gritty first feature, a bisexual love triangle forms<br />
amongst twentysomething, angst-ridden<br />
Bohemians. David, a gay performance artist, is best<br />
friends with Alicia, a film student who has a cute<br />
boyfriend named Craig. Affections grow between<br />
Craig and David, causing even more despair for the<br />
three friends. Stylish, entertaining and shot guerrillastyle<br />
in Los Angeles streets and coffee shops on a<br />
tiny budget, Araki’s debut is a must-see gem.<br />
The Legacy Project and Toronto International Film<br />
Festival created this brand new high-definition<br />
transfer from the original 16mm film elements,<br />
including remastered audio.<br />
SUNDAY | July 10 | 7:00pm | DGA 2<br />
15<br />
Tickets: 213.480.7065 or www.outfest.org
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