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Wednesday,
November 18 at 7:00 PM |
 Fish
Out of Water
(Ky Dickens, USA, 2009 60 min) Fish out of
Water seizes the issue of homosexuality and
the Bible, dissecting the impact it has had
on American culture, politics, the LGBTQI
community and the Christian Church as a whole.
With humor, animated historical clips and
quirky interviews taken from barbershops to
truck stops, the film will inspire, inform,
and with hope, transform America. With an
original score by Golden Globe nominee Khaki
King. God did create Adam and Steve.
Official
trailer
With Flight
to Sinai ( Charlie Vaughn, USA, 2009,
30 min) In this musical, Jack Strong is a
typical teenage boy. His family just moved
to San Francisco from Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
He spends a lot of time with a girl named
Sophie who he knows from church. He also feels
a bit outcast because he is a conservative
Christian living in San Francisco. Then again,
he also feels outcast because he's attracted
to boys. Flight to Sinai follows Jack as he
explores different paths related to his faith
and sexuality. Should he go to be healed at
a summer camp ministry? Should he accept his
sexuality as part of him and find a church
that welcomes him? Whatever Jack decides,
it means giving up part of his life and part
of himself.
Official
trailer
Tickets can
also be purchased at the box office during
theater hours or
by calling
Brown Paper Tickets toll free at 1-800-838-3006.
No refunds.
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Wednesday,
November 18 at 8:00 PM |
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LICF
Reception
Reception in the Cinema’s
Sky Room presented by Long Island Community
Fellowship, an open and affirming Christian
church ministering to the gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgender and allied community, celebrating
the uniqueness and diversity of God’s
people. Free with admission to Fish
Out of Water or T is for
Teacher
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Wednesday,
November 18 at 9:00 PM |
 T
is for Teacher
( Rohan Spong, USA,
2009 70 minutes) T is for Teacher examines
the experiences of four transgender teachers
who transitioned from male to female within
the American school system. Director Rohan
Spong travels to New York, Minneapolis, New
Mexico and Arizona to interview these remarkable
teachers about their harrowing struggles and
euphoric triumphs. Along the way, he captures
the responses of students, parents, school
administrations, a newspaper editor and conservative
church groups. This bold documentary film
charts a shift in the zeitgest of American
attitudes towards people of difference and
leaves the viewer with a variety of poignant
lessons about acceptance. A moving documentary
about three different teachers who are transgendered,
Face reactions from parents, students and
other members of the faculty. With Pearls
(Gustavo Vinagre Alves, 2008, Brasil, 9')
A hetero couple awakes in a beautiful morning.
As dark, strange things start to happen throughout
the day, the two transform.
Official
trailer
Tickets
can also be purchased at the box office
during theater hours or
by calling
Brown Paper Tickets toll free at 1-800-838-3006.
No refunds.
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Wednesday,
November 18 at 10:00 PM |
T is for Teachers After Party
at Sugars in Smithtown,
Relax at this friendly neighborhood gay bar
after a night of film watching. Free well
drink or domestic beer with film festival
ticket stub from any of tonight’s films.
Sugars is located at 550-8 Smithtown Bypass
(corner of route 111) Smithtown, NY
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