Shorts 4 – Claiming Spaces

Twelve years of shaping, forming, breaking, discovering and finding, XPOSED is about QUEER FILM in all it’s forms, glory, shame, distaste, trash and beauty. Sometimes it’s all in one and sometimes it’s spread out like Blanche at the Rusty Anchor.

XPOSED was started as a passion project, a passion for Queer Film, for Berlin and the ever expanding possibilities of storytelling within the world of Queer Film­ and the festival remains to this day a passion project. This festival is made by people who enjoy making festivals, who enjoy queer films, filmmakers and queer Berlin, and this is reflected within the programming of the festival.

By not only screening some of the newest films around, XPOSED always mix their programs with new and old films, be it in a short film program or a feature screening with a short. XPOSED enjoys creating programs and these programs can only be created by looking at the queer perspective from all corners of the world, perspectives that challenge normative views, propose an alternate way of thinking, and approach life and story telling from another way.

Created in 2006, the XPOSED International Queer Film Festival has built itself with the aim of creating entertaining, odd, left of centre Queer Film Programs that also in turn eXPOSE the Queer Filmmakers out into the international world of Queer Festivals and beyond. You can only be you when you are truly XPOSED. This festival, in the end, is about and for YOU.
Enjoy!

Zum Film:
By using creative forces to battle for long overdue re-appropriation and empowerment, these films fiercely command respect for the human condition and desire. Young Black women explore and discover their own ancestral power in “Kbela”, or simply plotting the revolution in “Foxy Five”. In “Gabey and Mike” we witness the queer re-staging of the classic jewish summer camp movie, while we get to explore the ancient ruins of a Cuban fortress turned cruising spot in “Báteria”. “Children, Madonna and Child, Death and Transfiguration” explores and re-arranges Terrence Davies’ first short films and last but not least “Metube 2” presents the biggest, boldest, and sexiest operatic flash mob the internet has ever witnessed!

Tickets:
8,00 € | erm. 7,00 €

Weitere Informationen unter:
www.xposedfilmfestival.com