7 things to see (and do) at this year's inside/out festival

[splinterjete]

another year, yet another flurry of gayness. it's always amusing how the films are typically so clearly divided between boys and girls, each bucket having its own bog of cliche's and formulas that one can see night in night out. this year, there's a helluva lot more lady content, especially with the shorts, where there are count them 6! short

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[daland]

i thought most transwomen -were- dykes.

[splinterjete]

no, most of them, like cis gals, are icky heteros. sigh...

[daland]

how odd. i sure don't know any.

[ex_sonjaaa]

Is this based on your experience? I think I've met about 50/50 gay ones and straight ones. That's certainly many more lesbians among male-to-females than among non-transsexual women.

[queerasmoi]

I can vouch for She's A Boy I Knew. It's a very intimate memoir. Gwen was personally present at the UBC screening I went to, and I've been to two parties that helped raise funds for her surgery debt after the fact.