Who says lesbians aren’t funny? These she-larious films ask the questions you’ve been dying to hear the answers to: Does anyone actually put down their martini, put on a shirt, and play golf at the Dinah Shore tournament? What is the official butch etiquette in social situations? What would heteros do if the world was gay and they were the “queer” ones? Find out the answers to these questions and more in our laugh-out-loud program.

Love is Love (Anne Renton, Australia, 2007): How might life be for heterosexuals if the world was predominantly gay, and straight people were the “queer” ones? Follow Jake and Sabrina as they try to find love in a world where they just don’t fit in.

Checkout (Jenn Garrison, US, 2006): Corey and Max compete for the same woman at the grocery store. However, all is not what it seems at the checkout line.

Poppy’s Foursome (Ren Blood, US, 2007): Comedian Poppy Champlin is on a quest to bring GOLF back to Dinah Shore and put the (mostly half-naked) dykes back on spikes. Can she restore the heart and soul of Dinah?

Let’s Roll (Kat I, US, 2006): In this slice of life comedy, a couple continuously tries to go to the beach but they can’t seem to get out of the driveway.

Worst Case Scenario: Butch Edition (Mary Guzmán, US, 2006): A super 8 butch etiquette primer.

Prenuptual Tango (Harvey Silberman, US, 2007): Two couples dance a dance of marital deceit and indiscretion as love drives them in ever stranger and more mysterious directions.

Do Not Bend (Pierre Bonhomme, Canada, 2007): Sometimes even a monster home in the suburbs isn’t enough to contain the baggage of one complicated couple.

The Incredible Dyke (Kurt Koehler, James Edward Quinn, US, 2007): A young woman must contain her anger in order to hide the secret boost that dwells within. A loving tribute to superheroes, ‘70s TV, and biker chicks.

Rubb My Chubb: Fat Activism + the Fat Femme Mafia (Alexis Mitchell, Canada, 2006): A documentary about the fiery fatties of the Fat Femme Mafia.

ADMISSION:  $10 non-member / $8 members