Queer Film and Video Festival

Wednesday, March 25, 1998 - 11:00

Queer Film and Video Festival

MELBOURNE — The Queer Film and Video Festival runs until Saturday, March 29, at the State Film Centre, East Melbourne. More than 40 films will be screened, including Frisk, a story of sex, sadism and serial killing that has polarised audiences around the world; The Investigators, a drama which tells the true story of the persecution and expulsion of lesbians from the British army; and Slaves to the Underground, a funny and hip look at bisexual love in the Seattle alternative music scene. For information and programs telephone 0055 12504.

From GLW issue 311

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