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Friday, 26 July 2013

Wotever film festival 3: Tuesday 27 August

Venue: RVT, Vauxhall 372 Kennington Ln  London SE11 5HY

Ticket price: £6 (includes spiffy programme)
Concessions available
Doors: 6pm, films 7pm – early attendance recommended as the last two have been super busy!

http://woteverworld.com/events/event/wotever-queer-film-festival/

We are delighted to announce that the third Wotever Queer Film Festival will take place on the 27th August at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern.

An exploration of queer, DIY cinema, we aim to showcase short and mid-length work from every corner of our wonderful queer community. Previous films have included Anthony Osso's touching and beautifully shot series of films, The Devotion Project; Jake Graf's Iris-nominated X-Why? and of course work from our very own Wotevers Dr J, Olivia Sparrow and Cristine Bylund and many, many more. 

This year's programme looks to be just as exciting, varied and edgy, with work that swings from the life-affirming and fluffy to the downright outrageous.

Warming our cockles is Jessica Cheeseman's Country Matters, a tongue-in-cheek documentary about a lesbian village fĂȘte and featuring the magnificent Stella Duffy. 
Predictably introspective, honest, and visually stunning is film festival-favourite Olivia Sparrow with I have Nothing Left, while Gayle Rubin-approved The Temple of the Butthole by Dr Charlotte Cooper will have you laughing, cheering and squirming in the aisles. We did say it was edgy...

We will also be featuring the two Devotion Project films we didn't show last time round and are currently confirming one or two other big names – exciting news to follow! Submissions are still coming in so don't miss programming news on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/events/145574862312482/?fref=ts or on Twitter at #woteverfilm.

If that wasn't enough, our popular film makers' Q&A panel will be back, as well as some very special performances, zine stand and cake stall. We will also be rounding with a DJ set from Hug the DJ.

This year we are being sponsored by the generous folks at Planet London, who are helping us with funds to produce a super-spiffy programme designed by Matt Cotsell, who also designed the stunning poster attached, and all our promo.

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