Get BENT! -- The First LGBT Party at AFI FEST in LA!

Come Party With us in Los Angeles!

Hey all you Cinematically minded Lesbians, Gays, Trans, and Bisexuals--if you are into Queer Film like WE ARE--you'll come party with us this year at the first annual BENT party at AFI Fest! It's gonna be a cinematic celebration! Read on for the official info...

BENT

The First Official LGBT and their friends Party at AFI FEST Co-Hosted by Wolfe Releasing

Tuesday, November 6

8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
The LOFT--AFI FEST Rooftop Village
ArcLight Parking Structure
7th Floor

AFI FEST 2007 presented by Audi, November 1 - 11

AFM 2007, Oct. 31 - Nov. 8

AFI FEST/ON SCREEN year round Events:

http://www.afi.com/onscreen/

AFI FEST presented by Audi is the longest-running film festival in Los Angeles and one of the most influential film festivals in North America. Each year the Festival presents one of the world's most anticipated showcases of international film, demonstrating AFI's commitment to celebrating the art form.

AFI FEST emerged in 1987 when the American Film Institute adopted the venerated FILMEX: Los Angeles International Film Exposition. Founded in 1971, FILMEX dramatically expanded the audience for alternative film events in Los Angeles, becoming at its peak in the mid-'70s the largest public film event in the world and one of only a handful of film festivals in the United States. FILMEX is still venerated for its range of films and all-encompassing and ambitious aesthetic.

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Today, AFI FEST spans 10 days each November, featuring international competitions of new films from emerging filmmakers, as well as global showcases of the latest work from great film mastersgala premieres. Kicking off the awards season each year, AFI FEST offers a crucial avenue of exposure to the entertainment community while providing appreciative audiences with a festive atmosphere and the very best of world film, right in the film capital of the world. and nightly red-carpet

AFI FEST 2006 showcased a total of 111 features (91 narrative and 20 documentary) and 36 shorts (33 narrative and three documentary) for a total of 147 films from 45 different countries. Of these films, 22 were World Premieres, 30 were North American Premieres and 28 were US Premieres.

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The Gymnast - When Life Turns Upside Down….Look Up

The Gymnast:

Jane Hawkins (Dreya Weber) was once one of America’s top gymnasts, but events and injury prevented her from fulfilling her Olympic destiny. Almost twenty years have passed in obscurity, working hand-to-mouth as a massage therapist while slowly disappearing in a passionless marriage. In an attempt to give meaning to her life, she has been secretly trying to get pregnant, against her husband David’s wishes. Though still in peak condition, her doctor informs her that she may have waited too long to have children. And without David’s money, she can’t afford the fertility drugs that might make the difference.

A chance meeting with Denise, a former gymnastic teammate, provokes Jane to reexamine her life and past. While visiting a gymnasium, she is recognized by a coach, who recruits Jane for a completely different kind of venture: being part of a Cirque Du Soleil-type of aerial act.

Also recruited to be part of the act is an enigmatic dancer named Serena. When events force the coach out of the project, Jane and Serena attempt to put the act together themselves, and in the process, fall in love. After Denise convinces her the affair with Serena is a form of denial, Jane must choose between having a child with her suddenly willing husband, or creating a completely new life for herself.

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