The movie will be at YES Cinema in Columbus. We will have two screenings.

Saturday, July 19: 1pm
Monday, July 21: 6pm

Format: 35mm- Cinemascope/ Color
Language: Hindi
Duration: 120 minutes
Shot at: Goa

The movie will be at YES Cinema in Columbus. We will have two screenings.

Saturday, July 19: 1pm
Monday, July 21: 6pm

Format: 35mm- Cinemascope/ Color
Language: Hindi
Duration: 120 minutes
Shot at: Goa

(Columbus, IN ) On Wednesday June 25, 2008 at 6:30pm, the Gay Straight Alliance and the Inclusive Community Coalition will host a special screening of the award-winning documentary, Inlaws & Outlaws. The film, a collection of true stories about love and marriage, will be shown at Bartholomew County Public Library in the Red Room at 536 Fifth Street, Columbus, IN . The screening is free and open to the public.

Indyindie is having a Night at the Movies at Key Cinemas, 4044 S. Keystone Ave., Indianapolis, with the 7 pm showing of Girls Rock!

This indie production was filmed at a girls Rock 'n' Roll Camp, where girls ranging in age from eight to 18 are taught that it's OK to sweat like a pig, scream like a banshee, wail on their instruments with complete and utter abandon, and that "it is 100% okay to be exactly who you are."

Licensed to Kill: When Prejudice Leads to Violence
April 17th - 7:00 pm
Willkie South Tower Basement

Join us for a public showing of the Arthur Dong film "Licensed to
Kill," which takes a frightening journey into the minds of men whose
contempt for homosexuality led them to murder.

Has society given them a license to kill?

Thanks,

Kim Shrack
COmmUNITY Education Program

Film Screening and Response Panel - The Indiana premier of “For the Bible Tells Me So” (www.forthebibletellsmeso.org)

Whittenberg Auditorium, Indiana Memorial Union, IU-Bloomington

Co-sponsored by the IU Day of Silence Committee and Union Board. Following the screening there will be responses by Sue Shifron (HILLEL), Pat Efiom (Bethel AME), and Jeff Schacht (Lutheran Campus Ministry) and audience discussion.

Presentation of the film "The Birthday" (2006, 63 min., Iran/The Netherlands), directed by Negin Kianfar and Daisy Mohr.

In the Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology Auditorium, adjoining the Mathers Museum of World Culture, 416 N. Indiana Ave., Bloomington.

Free and open to the public.

"Sexuality remains bound to tradition in modern Iran, and yet within this rigid structure, transsexuals find a government supportive of their desire to be reborn through surgery. This sensitive portrait offers a window into the complex issues of gender and sexuality in an Islamic society."

Movie about the personal stories of Hasidic and Orthodox Jews who are gay or lesbian and their struggles to reconcile their faith with their sexualities. An interfaith panel discussion will follow.

At Fine Arts building, Room 102, IU-Bloomington campus.

For more information, contact hillel@indiana.edu.

Free showing of movie at Collins Coffeehouse, IU-Bloomington campus, followed by Q&A. Part of AIDS Awareness Week/Safe Love 2008 events.

Free screening of the movie "Trevor," (Indiana University/Purdue University-Columbus, Learning Center, Custer-Nugent Lecture Hall). Followed by complimentary pizza from ZwanzigZ Pizza and a discussion (6-7 p.m.), facilitated by Chelsea Road, outreach coordinator for IU GLBT Student Support Services office. For more information, contact IUPUC Alumni Association at 812-314-8632 or alumni@iupuc.edu.

Sponsored by IUPUC Alumni Association, Inclusive Community Coalition, and Columbus Gay/Straight Alliance.