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Saturday Film Tickets
Saturday Film Tickets no longer available online
If you didn’t get one and you’d still like to attend. There will be some Friday and Saturday tickets available at the venue on a first come first serve basis.
$12
1:00 pm
Doors Open 12:30 pm
Althouse College Faculty of Education
1137 Western Road
Gain admittance to all of Saturday films with this ticket.
Women Identified Only
Brunch and DeAnne Smith
<h2>Brunch Tickets are no longer available</h2>
Wear your stretchy pants, \’cause brunch is back and it will be better than ever. We\’ll help you work off your brunch by introducing DeAnne Smith (keep this in mind when you go back for your second danish). She has a Netflix special, has appeared on the Late Show, killed at Just for Laughs 42, hung out with the Scots at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival – \’cause she\’s gull darned smart and hilarious. Don\’t miss this. If you haven\’t got a weekend pass you\’ll need to buy your Brunch ticket here.
Brunch and DeAnne Smith
Carousel Room
Doors Open at 10:00 am
Starts at 10:30 am
Western Fair District
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Weekend Pass
Weekend Passes are no longer available.
Buy the Weekend Pass and gain admittance to Every.Single.Event. Yup. That’s right. With a weekend pass you’re covered for all of the film days, the opening night reception, the dance and the brunch. All that goodness in one little pass. So get it now!
Women identified only
Western Fair District
Year-round agriculture, entertainment, commercial, sports and
recreation destination for residents of the city of London and far
beyond, anchored by its signature event, the annual Western Fair.
westernfairdistrict.com
contact@westernfairdistrict.com
800.619.4629
Salt Therapy
Salt room therapy. Flotation tanks. Massage therapy.
585 Oxford St E, London
info@salttherapy.ca
salttherapy.ca
519.433.5500
Parking for Friday and Saturday films
Hi All. Things are really ramping up and we\’re excited to see all of you. Tickets will be on sale – soon! We just wanted to give you a bit of information about parking at Althouse College, Western University. Please have a look at the map provided here. The front lot is reserved for accessible parking, with a valid permit, on a first come first serve basis. All others please park in the back lot, walk to the front of the building and enter through the front doors. Parking is free on the weekend. You can leave your vehicle overnight though, LLFF and Western University are not responsible for your vehicle or its contents. A pdf with a map regarding parking can be downloaded here.
Sweet Onion Bistro
Located in the heart of the beautiful heritage neighbourhood of Wortley Village. Come join us for the sweet life in the Village.
135 Wortley Rd, London
519.601.7101
Quantum Float & Salt Cave
Our vision is to provide a Spa that offers Floating and a Salt Cave along with other therapeutic services, to help foster peace and serenity within our clients.
509-B125 Commissioners Rd W, London
spa@quantumfloatsaltcave.com
quantumfloatsaltcave.com
519.808.7258
Film event in the community
Japanese Movies at Western Film
Join us for a contemporary Japanese film CLOSE KNIT at Western Film on Monday March 18, 2019. FREE admission, JPN w/ ENG subs. Arrive early to avoid disappointment!
Monday March 18, 2019 7:00 PM
CLOSE-KNIT
FREE ADMISSION, RSVP recommended
@Western Film
Open to students, faculty, staff & public
Directed by Naoko Ogigami
2017, (127 minutes) Japanese with English subtitles
After being abandoned by her mother, 11-year-old Tomo is taken in by her uncle Makio and his girlfriend Rinko. Rinko is a transgendered woman with a heart of gold. Close-knit offers a heart-warming reflection on discrimination and ignorance and, more importantly, on the true meaning of family. Plus lots of knitting!
Director Naoko Ogigami is one of the next wave of pre-eminent female filmmakers from Japan. Films also directed by her include Megane, Rent-A-Cat, Toilet, Kamome Diner, Go Go Haiku Girl and Yoshino’s Barber.
Sunday
Doors open at 1:30 pm
Films start at 2:00 pm
Aeolian Hall
795 Dundas Street East
All are welcome
Saturday
Doors open at 12:30 pm
Films start at 1:00 pm
Althouse College
Western University
1137 Western Road
Restricted to adults 18 years and older
Women Identified only
Friday
Doors open at 6:30 pm
Films start at 7:00 pm
Althouse College
Western University
1137 Western Road
Restricted to adults 18 years and older
Women Identified only
Edie Windsor: To a More Perfect Union
Director: Donna Zaccaro
The film chronicles unlikely heroes — octogenarian Edie Windsor and her attorney Roberta Kaplan on their quest for justice.
United States, 2017 62 min
Documentary
The Shiva Callers
Director: Emi Schaufeld
When a closeted woman’s girlfriend shows up unexpectedly to her grandfather’s shiva she must do anything in her power to stop her family from finding out.
United States, 2017 11 min
Narrative
Foxy Trot
Director: Lisa Donato
A married lesbian couple unexpectedly face their relationship issues when they take ballroom dance lessons.
United States, 2018 15
Comedy
Ontario Premiere
Violet and June
Director: Linnea Ritland
Violet & June is a short romcom about falling in love, the terror of being alive in a cold heartless universe and butts.
Canada, 2017 6 min
Narrative
Sweet and Sour
Director: Ann Sun
Bittersweet secret reveal story.
United States, 2016 6 min
Comedy
Canadian Premiere
Grace and Betty
Director: Zoe Lubeck
When Grace comes out to her grandmother she learns something she wasn’t expecting.
USA, 2017 11 min
Comedy
Ontario Premiere
Forget Me Not
Director: Ferran Navarro- Beltran
Irene and Luisa, two 70-year-old women go to a cemetery to visit their deceased relatives. A series of coincidences will cause their paths to cross.
Spain, 2017 7 min
Drama
Masks
Director: Mahaliayah Ayla O
A closeted medical student risks being outed to her family the same evening a masked gunman opens fire at a gay nightclub.
USA, 2018 22 min
Drama
Ontario Premiere
Violence
Masks
Director: Mahaliyah Ayla O
A closeted medical student risks being outed to her family the same evening a masked gunman opens fire at a gay nightclub.
United States, 2018 22 min
Drama
Love Walked In
Director: Suzanne Nuttall
A message of love & hope… and a love letter to Toronto!
Canada, 2018 3 min
Music Video
World Premiere
Life After
Director: Ria Tobaccowala
Nisha, a single mother travels to New York City to clear out her daughter Zara’s apartment and learns a surprising detail about her only child. With help from her best friend and a stranger Nisha uncovers the truth about her daughter’s life.
United States, 2018 13 min
Drama
A Great Ride
Director: Deborah Craig
A Great Ride shows lesbians aging with humor and zest for life. When younger, they battled for gay rights. Now confronted with frailty, loneliness and the death of dear friends they forge on with determination, independence and delight in living.
United States, 2018 33 min
Documentary
Ontario Premiere
The Pick Up
Director: Giovanna Chesler
Sullen teen Melanie’s unexpected trip home from swim practice takes her on a bumpy ride toward adulthood.
USA, 2018 10 min
Drama
Ontario Premiere
Soft Core
Director: Varun Saranga
Two bridesmaids form an unlikely connection over their bizarre sexual awakenings.
Canada, 2017 7 min
Narrative
Bacchus
Director: Rikke A. K. Planeta
Alex is lured into a colourful and mysterious world.
Denmark, 2018 5 min
Adventure
Ontario Premiere
I Live for Menopause
Director: Dayna McLeod
Using her queer aging body to confront ageism with humour.
Canada, 2018, 5 min
Comedy/Music
Ontario Premiere
Rafiki
Director: Wanuri Kahiu
With beautiful scenes connected through shades of fuchsia and violet, reflecting the femininity of the characters, this gentle film follows the development of love between two young women. Set against the backdrop of the bustling streets of Nairobi, the two very different girls must choose between love and safety surrounded by insular gossip, local politics and burgeoning maturity. Their magnetic pull draws us into a queer Romeo and Juliet romance, as they try to hide their relationship from their politically opposing fathers.
Directed by Wanuri Kahiu, part of a strong cohort of Kenyan female filmmakers, Rafiki was the first Kenyan film to be included in the Un Certain Regard section in Cannes in 2018 and was then controversially banned from being shown in Kenya by the Kenya Film Classification Board.
Kenya, 2018 82 min
Drama
Some Violence
toilet line
Director: Goodyn Green
Two women are waiting in the line for the bathroom, the chemistry between the strangers thick in the smoky warehouse air. When they get into the cubicle prepare for rough lesbian sex like you’ve never seen before.
Germany, 2017 12 min
Porn
Explicit Sexuality
Devourable
Director: Ms. Naughty
Two fierce women connect deeply, fuck fiercely and aren’t afraid to ask for want they want. With a bonus bit of Frank n Furter…
Australia, 2017 12 min
Documentary/Porn
Explicit Sexuality
Susannah Daugharty
Art by Susannah
Because everyone deserves to have a little extra colour in their lives!
Chrissy B’s Cakes & Catering
Custom catering, cakes, cupcakes and baking serving London and surrounding areas
www.chrissybcooking.cachrissy@chrissybcooking.ca
519.639.7915
Weekend Passes and Brunch Tickets get ’em while you can…
Individual film tickets will continue to be available online and at The Village Idiot (cash only) until end of day Thursday May 3rd.
Friday and Saturday film tickets may also be purchased at the door at Althouse College, Western University. Sunday film tickets may be purchased at the door at Aeolian Hall.
Dance tickets will be available at the door.
Our 2018 Restaurant Guide
If you’re looking for great places to eat we’ve compiled a handy list for you here. Click on the link for a downloadable Restaurant Guide .pdf
Tickets are on line now
Extra! Extra! Get yer tickets tickets now!
Sunday Tickets Aeolian Hall
$12
Sunday Tickets Aeolian Hall are sold out
2:00 pm
Doors Open 1:30 pm
Aeolian Hall
795 Dundas Street East
For those people who have not purchased a Weekend Pass. Sunday films will be viewed at the Aeolian Hall.
All are welcome
2018 Film line up is here!
Saunter on over to the Films page and have a look at the great line that we’ll have for you in May.
The Streets Are Ours
Director: Michelle Fiordaliso
When Fawzia Mirza, an American actress meets Sabeen Mahmud, a worldrenowned Pakistani activist and founder of a progressive cafe (T2F) in Karachi, Mirza’s life changes forever.
USA, 2016
Route 66
Director: Puppett
Jack is an androgynous queer Jew, and she invites Sara, a Muslim woman who is watering the dry lands of America, nurturing the soil, to join her on her motorcycle and ride into the future of America.
USA, 2017
Piscina (Pool)
Director: Leandro Goddinho
On a quest to understand her grandmother’s past, Claudia meets Marlene, an old woman who’s created an homage to her memories inside an empty pool.
Brazil, 2016
Ontario Premiere
Contains violence
Victoria Rosana
Directors: Iñaki Velásquez, Pamela Hurtado
A conservative lesbian lawyer faces a relationship crisis after her daughter is discriminated in a school, and she has opposing views with her wife.
Chile, 2016
Uniform
Directors: Ellie Foumbi, Michael Niederman
Parents are at odds with what to do when their 6-year-old son is sent home from school for wearing a dress.
USA, 2016
International Premiere
More than God
Director: Kev Cahill
A pious Doctor is forced to deal with a family matter whilst hiding under the bed of a stranger.
Ireland/UK, 2015
Dusk
Director: Jake Graf
Growing up in 1950s England in an intolerant and uninformed world, young Chris Winters struggles to fit into the gender roles dictated by wider society.
UK, 2017
Mai
Director
Carmeta, Mari and Pilar are three old ladies who spend every afternoon sitting on a bench, next to the main street of their village. The arrival of a mysterious pair of girls turns into the main topic of discussion among the women.