Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice

Astraea Partners with Outfest to Present the Film

Vivere | July 18th, 2007

Germany, Netherlands, 2007, 97 min, video
In German, Dutch with English subtitles
Directed By: Angelina Maccarone
SCR: Angelina Maccarone

Acclaimed director Angelina Maccarone (UNVEILED, EVERY-THING WILL BE FINE) returns to Outfest with a clever, visually stunning film. On Christmas Eve, Francesca, a taxi cab driver, sets off for Rotterdam in search of her runaway teenage sister Antonietta. Along the way she picks up Gerlinde, a distraught but intriguing older woman whom she is attracted to. Twisting plots and mounting sexual tension gather in this fractured narrative about three lost souls in search of meaning and each other.

Wednesday, July 18th, 7pm
As a member of Astraea, you are eligible to receive a $1 discount on each ticket purchased for this film!
Call 213.480.7065 for tickets.

Pass it on! Invite your friends.

As the oldest continuous film festival in Los Angeles, Outfest 2007 is celebrating 25 incredible years of showcasing, nurturing and preserving lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender film images and artistry. This year, throughout the course of twelve days, Outfest will screen over 235 films to 50,000 people in 10 different venues. Featuring the first annual BOOM! Music Festival, Outfest will also offer outdoor screenings, family programs, dozens of hot parties, provocative panels, documentaries, live performances, experimental works, celebrity appearances, and more! Heralded by the Los Angeles Times as "more than just a festival, it's a full on happening," this festival is not to be missed!

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