Piracy isn’t cool
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Daniela Sea, Jenny Shimizu, and Guinevere Turner explain why video piracy isn't cool. Watch this clip and then send the link to your friends. We want to spread the word...don't upload content that is not yours. |
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Piracy isn’t cool
Daniela Sea, Jenny Shimizu, and Guinevere Turner explain why video piracy isn't cool. Watch this clip and then send the link to your friends. We want to spread the word...don't upload content that is not yours.
Author: WolfeVideo
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Added: September 25, 2008
ITTY BITTY is Number 1 in Lesbianville!
What Are The Girls Watching in Lesbianville, USA?
The current Top 5 DVD rentals from Northampton’s Pride & Joy Bookstore:
1. Itty Bitty Titty Committee
2. Affinity
3. Finn’s Girl
4. Nina’s Heavenly Delights
5. Tick Tock Lullaby
Red Without Blue (Watch a Free Movie Now)
The fab new free documentary website SnagFilms.com is showcasing the award-winning documentary, RED WITHOUT BLUE. This powerful portrait of identical twins Mark and Clair, follows the gender transition of Alex to Clair. Enjoy!
Finn’s Girl directors talk to AfterEllen.com
“She didn’t speak English and I didn’t speak French — and we just had our 20th anniversary,” Colbert recalled. They first met in Paris, where Cardona was moonlighting as an attorney and running a feminist cinema club on the side. “It was just interesting that we didn’t start out at all speaking the same language. But we loved films, and I think that’s what started our relationship.”
Canadian lesbian filmmakers Dominique Cardona and Laurie Colbert (FINN’S GIRL, THANK GOD I’M A LESBIAN) talk to AfterEllen.com about filmmaking, film-loving, their twenty-year relationship and the recent DVD release of their lesbian feature, FINN’S GIRL.
Joseph Lovett (director, GAY SEX IN THE ’70s)
“My favorite LGBT film is SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY which had an enormous impact on me as a young filmmaker. I had always admired Schlesinger for his incredible control and the dynamic, under-the-skin performances he pulled from his actors, but the deftness with which he handled the gay theme (or subtheme) in SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY was truly breathtaking. The “Kiss” between Peter Finch and Murray Head was, at the same time, so matter of fact and so shocking in 1971 that the New York audience that I saw it with actually gasped. It was a revolutionary act by Schlesinger and the actors and was taken as such by the public. In today’s times, it may be difficult for someone to imagine how incredibly brave they were to do it. I remember saying to myself ‘Wow! Thank you, Mr. Schlesinger. We all owe you one.’”
Get your hands on a DVD of Joseph’s excellent documentary, GAY SEX IN THE ‘70s (a must-own addition to your DVD library).
3-Day Weekend (Trailer of the Week)
Shot entirely on location in Big Bear Lake, California, 3-DAY WEEKEND explores the friendships and sexual relationships in a group of eight gay men as they escape to a mountain cabin for a long, relaxing weekend. However, the combination of new friends and old tensions offers more than anyone anticipated. By the end of 72 hours, a new couple has formed while another has parted ways. It’s a weekend no one will forget. Watch the trailer for a sneak peek at this hot gay feature, coming to DVD November 18th.
Transit (Q Short of the Week)
Enjoy the simple pleasures of lesbian cruising, subway style, in Kerry Weldon’s wonderful 4 minute film, TRANSIT. This is just a little sample from Wolfe’s Ultimate Lesbian Short Film Festival DVD.