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Email EventL.A.’s oldest continuous film festival showcases a range of films depicting the LGBT experience as well as the beloved annual sing-along. The Under the Stars Series at the Ford is a not to be missed festival experience and a uniquely Los Angeles night. Full 2010 schedule and event tickets available in June. Information at www.outfest.org.
2010 LINEUP AT THE FORD AMPHITHEATRE:
GREASE 2
WED. July 14 at 8:30 p.m.
Foxy leader of the Pink Ladies is tired of her T-Bird bf. Little does she know that British exchange student Michael might be just the "Cool Rider" she wants. Racier than the original and with a cult following of its own. We can't say too much, but we wouldn't dare ask our audience to stay quiet when they see those lyrics onscreen!
LE TIGRE: ON TOUR
THU. July 15 at 8:30 p.m.
Shot over the course of the band's final world tour, this film follows Kathleen, Johanna and JD's 10-year herstory of celebrating the legacy of feminism. This candidly shot documentary is full of intimate interviews, backstage pranks, impromptu dance sessions and exciting concert footage that will make you want to get up and scream, "Finally free!"
IS IT JUST ME?
FRI. July 16 at 8:30 p.m.
Blaine has met his Mr. Right, Xander - online. Just one problem: Blaine's computer was logged into the account of Cameron, his gorgeous but empty-headed roommate. Is Xander in love with Blaine's personality or Cameron's looks? Find out in this charming romantic farce that plays like a modern Cyrano de Bergerac.
THE FOUR-FACED LIAR
SAT. July 17 at 8:30 p.m.
Best pals and roommates Bridget and Trip are typical college students - they smoke, drink, cruise girls and spend too much time at their local par, the Four-Faced Liar. In this dramatic comedy, the young and beautiful learn a thing or two about friendship, sex and love - in no particular order.
SPORK
SUN. July 18 at 8:30 p.m.
High school's awful enough already, but it's even more of a challenge when you're a four-eyed self-described hermaphrodite with a gigantic mop of untamed frizzy hair. Wonderfully whatcked-out and equal opportunity offender, SPORK has a one-of-a-kind visual style, and a story that brings humor and hope to outsiders everywhere.
