November Queer Spectrum series offers insight into throuples in Petit Mal.
THREE'S COMPANY, TWO IS ISOLATING
Petit Mal Invites You into the Dynamics of Polyamory
November Queer Spectrum: PETIT MAL
Wednesday, November 30 at 7 p.m.
The Galaxy Theatres
6700 Middle Fiskville Road
Austin 78752
One of our favorite PRISM Festival filmmakers Ruth Caudeli returns from Spain to share her latest, tantalizing film Petit Mal as this month’s Queer Specrtum series feature. You’ll walk away knowing more about throuples than you planned. (Watch the trailer here)
In the film, Anto, Marti and Lai (played by Caudeli) are blissfully living together in a remote house. When Lai leaves for a work trip, the balance is thrown off and the shift is palpable. In the spirit of honest and vulnerable openness, this semi-autobiographical blend of documentary and fiction is an invitation to experience the intimate details of the ups and downs and shifting dynamics in a polyamorous relationship.
TICKETS
Get your tickets! All Queer Spectrum series screenings are FREE to aGLIFF members and guests who register in advance. Additionally, members receive unlimited guest passes to the Queer Spectrum series until further notice. Tickets are $15 for non-members.
PRIDE NIGHT AT CREEK SHOW
aGLIFF Helps Illuminate Waterloo Greenway's Annual Event
Show Your Pride Night at Waterloo Greenway Creek Show
Wednesday, Nov. 16
9th-12th Streets and Waterloo Park (1401 Trinity St.)
Wednesday, Nov. 16, is Show Your Pride Night at Waterloo Greenway’s magical Creek Show, and aGLIFF is thrilled to be part of this annual illuminated art event.
Waterloo Greenway’s Creek Show runs Nov. 11-20 from 9th-12th Streets and Waterloo Park (1401 Trinity St.), with different themes each night (6-10 p.m.).
On Show Your Pride Night, aGLIFF will be part of the Family Zone, joining Equality Alliance, LGBTQIA Chamber, OutYouth, Equality Texas, Human Rights Campaign, Black Trans Leadership of Austin, RainbowConnectionATX, Little Gay Shop, and Rain to River. The evening’s entertainment includes DJ Y2K, Austin Drag Queen Showcase hosted by Vylette Ward & Jezebel.
A limited number of tickets are available for free each day. An additional limited number of $10 skip-the-line tickets are available.
PERFECT STRANGERS
Watch aGLIFF's Partner Screening at the Austin Jewish Film Festival
Sunday, November 13 at 1:45 p.m.
Dell Jewish Community Campus BUY TICKETS
SXSW PANEL TO FEATURE AGLIFF
Topic to explore films role as cultural bridges
aGLIFF takes its experience as Austin’s oldest film festival and the Southwest’s largest LGBTQ+ film festival to share how historically marginalized stories play an important role is accessing cultural experiences. Along with other Austin-area film festivals, aGLIFF will participate in the SXSW panel entitled “Activating Diverse Communities Through Film.”
The panel takes a look at how film is a great vehicle to bring people together and overcome "otherness" between communities. Watching films in a social setting is an enjoyable opportunity for audiences to encounter different cultures and learn new perspectives.
