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CAROL CHANNING:<br />
LARGER THAN LIFE<br />
Dir: Dori Berinstein, <strong>2011</strong>, USA, 83 min.<br />
There are very few legends left in show business, but<br />
there’s no denying that the inexhaustible star of<br />
Broadway’s Hello, Dolly! deserves that title. This<br />
delightful and delicious documentary traces<br />
Channing’s extraordinary history, from her early<br />
success as a classroom mimic to her late-in-life<br />
reunion with her childhood love. Everyone from Debbie<br />
Reynolds, Chita Rivera, and Bruce Vilanch to<br />
Channing’s devoted chorus of “Dolly Boy” dancers<br />
pops up to pay tribute to this amazing performer.<br />
SUNDAY | July 10 | 11:00am | DGA 1<br />
I AM<br />
Dir: Sonali Gulati, 2010, USA, India, 71 min.<br />
In this first-person account, thirty-three year old<br />
filmmaker Sonali Gulati returns to her childhood home<br />
in India to resolve personal demons and explore<br />
broader issues facing the gay community in India,<br />
where homosexuality was still illegal when she started<br />
the film. Hoping to reconcile feelings of loss and<br />
regret, and find closure to unresolved feelings about<br />
her dead mother, Sonali's personal journey introduces<br />
her to many colorful characters (including openly gay<br />
prince and activist Manvendra Singh Gohil) facing<br />
unique issues in a country that finally overturned its<br />
ban on homosexuality in 2009.<br />
POSt-SCREEnInG RECEPtIOn: All-Girl Friday<br />
AftER PARty: tBD<br />
FRIDAY | July 15 | 5:00pm | DGA 2<br />
NO LOOK PASS<br />
Dir: Melissa Johnson, <strong>2011</strong>, USA, 98 min.<br />
Basketball player Emily Tay has always been an<br />
overachiever. From star point guard at the<br />
Marlborough School in Los Angeles to a successful<br />
college career at Harvard, the engaging Tay is now a<br />
professional basketball player in Germany and in a<br />
relationship with a U.S. servicewoman. In this insightful<br />
and poignant documentary, Tay, the first generation<br />
daughter of Burmese parents, finds herself facing one<br />
of the biggest challenges of her life - telling her<br />
traditional parents who she is really is.<br />
SATURDAY | July 9 | 2:00pm | Sunset<br />
DOcS @ 5<br />
HABANA MUDA<br />
Dir: Eric Brach, <strong>2011</strong>, france, USA, subtitled, 61<br />
min.<br />
This beautifully crafted and carefully observed film<br />
follows Chino, a deaf-mute leading a working class<br />
life with his mute wife and two young children in<br />
Havana while maintaining an open relationship with<br />
a financially supportive gay lover living abroad in<br />
Mexico. This tangled love triangle slowly unravels in<br />
surprising and sometimes bizarre ways revealing<br />
questionable motives and rich complexities that will<br />
confound you and move you profoundly.<br />
THURSDAY | July 14 | 5:00pm | Sunset<br />
Sponsored by<br />
HOLLYWOOD TO DOLLYWOOD<br />
Dir: John Lavin, 2010, USA, 81 min.<br />
Gay twins Gary and Larry have always loved Dolly<br />
Parton. They left their small town home ten years ago<br />
to make it in Hollywood and are finally ready to get<br />
their script to Dolly. In a RV named Jolene, the boys<br />
embark on the adventure of a lifetime. This road trip is<br />
also a journey of self-discovery and an attempt to<br />
resolve mommy issues that have divided them since<br />
childhood. Featuring 15 of Dolly’s classic songs and<br />
Chad Allen, Dustin Lance Black, Beth Grant, and<br />
Leslie Jordan.<br />
SATURDAY | July 16 | 11:30am | DGA 1<br />
ORCHIDS:<br />
MY INTERSEX ADVENTURE<br />
Dir: Phoebe hart, 2010, Australia, 60 min.<br />
A closely guarded family secret has left filmmaker<br />
Phoebe Hart and her two sisters filled with shame<br />
and anger. When she breaks the silence about the<br />
hereditary intersex condition that runs in her family,<br />
she is confronted with fear and hostility from her<br />
mother, and rage from her younger sister. This<br />
unique family is transformed by Phoebe’s insistence<br />
that they accept each other (and themselves)<br />
unconditionally.<br />
TUESDAY | July 12 | 5:00pm | Sunset<br />
Sponsored by<br />
DOcS @ 5 DOcS @ 5<br />
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Tickets: 213.480.7065 or www.outfest.org