CINEKINK: DC – Event Listings
November 12-13, 2010
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Overall Festival Listing
** Friday, November 12 to Saturday, November 13
CINEKINK: DC
CineKink-“the kinky film festival”–brings its annual, national tour to Chicago for a hot, two-night stand. Celebrating and exploring a wide diversity of sexuality, the films and videos in this sex-positive and kink-friendly showcase range from documentary to drama, comedy to experimental, mildy spicy to quite explicit – and everything in between.
LOCATION: The Crucible, 1816 Half Street SW, Washington, DC; the-crucible.com
ADMISSION: Screening only $10 advance/$15 door; screening + party $30 advance/$40 door; advance tickets at www.the-crucible.com
PHONE: (202) 554-1310
WEBSITE: http://cinekink.com
DIRECT EVENT LINK: http://cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/dc
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CINEKINK: DC – INDIVIDUAL LISTINGS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Friday, November 12 – 8:00 PM
BEST OF CINEKINK/2010
A selection of award-winning shorts deemed the year’s best during the festival’s annual run at CineKink NYC. Program includes THE PINKY SONG (Rick Ferguson, 2009, USA, 3 minutes), BALLOONS (Charles Nuckolls, 2009, USA, 15 minutes), HANDCUFFS (Erika Lust, 2009, Spain, 7 minutes), COVERAGE (Jef Taylor, 2008, USA, 30 minutes), HUNGRY FOR LOVE (Ruckus Skye, 2009, USA, 17 minutes) and WALKING THE DOG (Luigi Campi, 2009, USA, 11 minutes). (Total running time is 83 minutes.) The screening will be followed by a sexy after-party.
LOCATION: The Crucible, 1816 Half Street SW, Washington, DC
ADMISSION: Screening only $10 advance/$15 door; screening + party $30 advance/$40 door; advance tickets at www.the-crucible.com
PHONE: (202) 554-1310
WEBSITE: http://cinekink.com
DIRECT EVENT LINK: http://cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/dc
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Saturday, November 13 – 6:00 PM
YES, MISTRESS (Shorts Program)
The film shorts program that asks: “How may I serve you?” Includes ANTI-SAMARITAN HOTLINE (A. Tad Chamberlain, 2009, USA, 23 minutes), THE PAWN LAYMAN (F.P. Lenze, 2007, Germany, 5 minutes), GIRLS ROCK (Steven S., 2008, USA, 4 minutes), TAXI, EPISODE ONE: DOMME (Marie Angel, 2009, USA, 7 minutes), TRAMPLING MX-BEAR, Gabriela Granados, 2009, Mexico, 5 minutes), SERVICE (Julie Simone, 2009, USA, 2 minutes), HOUSEKEEPER (Ben Lumpkin, 2009, USA, 12 minutes) and LIBIDOLAND (Julie Keck and Jessica King 2009, USA, 15 minutes). (Total running time is 75 minutes.)
LOCATION: The Crucible, 1816 Half Street SW, Washington, DC
ADMISSION: Screening $15 door/$10 advance; screening + party $40 door/$30 advance; advance tickets at www.the-crucible.com
PHONE: (202) 554-1310
WEBSITE: http://cinekink.com
DIRECT EVENT LINK: http://cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/dc
Saturday, November 13 – 8:00 PM
MODERN LOVE IS AUTOMATIC
Directed by Zach Clark, stars Maggie Ross and Melodie Sisk; 2009, USA, 93 minutes.
The darkly comic story of an apathetic nurse who moonlights as a dominatrix, her aspiring model roommate, and the sad, strange world in which they live. Will Lorraine’s secret life as a dominatrix be revealed? Will Adrian sell enough mattresses to be featured in the big coupon spread? In pursuing their hidden desires and misguided dreams, both girls find their paths crossing in ways they never expected. (Director Zach Clark, a DC-native, along with actress Melodie Sisk, will be on hand for an audience Q&A about the film, which was shot locally.) The screening will be followed by a kinky after-party.
LOCATION: The Crucible, 1816 Half Street SW, Washington, DC
ADMISSION: Screening $15 door/$10 advance; screening + party $40 door/$30 advance; advance tickets at www.the-crucible.com
PHONE: (202) 554-1310
WEBSITE: http://cinekink.com
DIRECT EVENT LINK: http://cinekink.com/programs-and-events/tour/dc
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ABOUT CINEKINK
Now in its seventh season, CineKink is an annual film festival and national screening tour that celebrates and explores the wide diversity of sexuality. Presented by CineKink, an organization dedicated to the recognition and encouragement of sex-positive and kink-friendly depictions in film and television, works showcased by the festival range from documentary to drama, mildly spicy to quite explicit – and everything in between!