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Acting Out
Christina Magdalinou, Silvia Torneden, Ana Grillo · D 2014 · D, E/d · 85 min
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Born This Way
Shaun Kadlec, Deb Tullman · USA 2013 · F/e/d · 82 min
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Kidnapped for Christ
Kate S. Logan · USA 2014 · E · 85 min
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Klänge des Verschweigens
Klaus Stanjek · D 2012 · D · 90 min
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La Parade (notre histoire)
Lionel Baier · CH 2002 · F/d · 78 min
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Lei disse sì
Maria Pecchioli · I 2014 · I/d · 67 min
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My Child
Can Candan · TR 2013 · Türk/d · 82 min
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Out in the Line-up
Ian W. Thomson · AUS 2014 · E/d · 70 min
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Out in the Night
blair dorosh-walter · USA 2014 · E/d · 75 min
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Paragraph 175
Jeffrey Friedman, Rob Epstein · USA/GB/D 2000 · E/d · 82 min
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Peter de Rome: Grandfather of Gay Porn
Ethan Reid · GB 2014 · E · 98 min
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Regarding Susan Sontag
Nancy D. Kates · USA 2014 · E/d · 100 min
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Songs for Alexis
Elvira Lind · DK 2014 · E/d · 75 min
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The Celluloid Closet
Jeffrey Friedman, Rob Epstein · USA 1995 · E/D/d · 102 min
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To Be Takei
Jennifer M. Kroot · USA 2014 · E · 90 min

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Swiss Premiere Documentary

Best known for playing Sulu on the original Star Trek TV series and six movies that followed, George Takei is unlikely social media royalty. Unofficially dubbed the King of Facebook, he counts over 5 million fans in his online empire — including Trekkies, Howard Stern listeners, and the LGBTQ community — who devour his quirky mix of kitten jokes, Star Trek references, heartfelt messages, and sci-fi/fantasy memes. An outspoken advocate for civil rights, Takei has used his unmistakable baritone in several satiric PSAs, including one in response to Tennessee’s infamous “Don’t Say Gay” bill that encourages viewers to say, "It’s OK to be Takei." His current projects include the musical Allegiance, drawn from his experience of growing up in Japanese American internment camps during World War II, and the recently published Oh Myyy! There Goes the Internet.

Zürich, Kino Stüssihof
Di, 5. Mai 2015, 20.45 Uhr
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To Russia With Love
Noam Gonick · CAN/USA 2014 · E/Russ/d · 90 min

 

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