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Psss..have you gotten your Reeling 2005 Festival T-Shirt yet? Limited quanities are available, but you can get them while you can here
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Dyke Delicious is busy in the edit room for our April program! The makers of Bad Girls Behind Bars are taking a lesbian look-see at the beautiful and spunky Gia Carangi. The life of Gia was first brought to our attention by the HBO movie epic starring Angelina Jolie. Now the editing mavens are at it again, mixing up various, rarely seen documentary and home movie footage of the lesbian supermodel. Though her death from AIDS was tragic, tonight we will focus on Gia's breathtaking beauty
7:00pm social hour 8:00pm screenings plus "after show" mingling 5243 N Clark St 2nd Floor
GIA GIA GIA! Before Cindy Crawford and Tyra, Gia was the first to be called a SUPER MODEL. Much attention has been spent on her addiction to heroin and her death at 26 years old from AIDS. Much less attention has been directed to the fact that she was a lesbian. Gia loved women and made her desires known to all Abandoned by her mother as a young girl, raised by her father (who, it is implied, sexually abused his daughter), Gia wanted to find a woman to settle down with, to share her life with and to be the family she felt she never had. Enter, Sandy Linter, a hairdresser and straight woman who Gia fell for head over stiletto heels. Their relationship proved to be a disaster for Gia. It has also been thought that Gia suffered from bipolar disorder. With her introduction to hardcore drugs while working in the modeling industry to numb her emotional pain and emptiness, this combination would have challenged even the toughest dyke. We hope the future of Gia's legacy is to also let young lesbians who may be bipolar find the support they deserve from their family and friends and the medical help they need to live happy, healthy lives.
And by the way....if you have: -any programming suggestions or comments We'd love to hear from you! Email at: dykedelicious@chicagofilmmakers.org
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Discounted tickets must be purchased on the night of the Chicago Filmmakers 10$ general Sorry! Chicago Filmmakers members' free admissions do not apply to this screening.
Tickets on sale starting March 4th: Women & Children First Bookstore email: wcfbooks@aol.com 10$ general |
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