Straightlaced at Frameline in San Francisco
Monday 29 Jun 2009By Brittney Shepherd, Staff Producer | Straightlaced
The SF crowd anxiously awaits the screening of Straightlaced.
Straightlaced: How Gender’s Got Us All Tied Up screened at the Roxie Theater last Friday to a sold out crowd at Frameline 33: San Francisco’s LGBT Film Festival! With a mixed crowd of film lovers, educators, Debra Chasnoff fans, and youth, the film was received warmly at it’s West Coast film festival premiere.
Le Tran from the film talks about his experience making Straightlaced.
A handful of youth from the film were present for an interesting Q & A following the screening. The audience was eager to know where the youth of the film were at now in their lives and what had changed in their lives since the making of Straightlaced. Eloquently and with passion, the youth in the film opened up about their feelings about being involved with GroundSpark and the national campaign to bring the film to high schools across the nation.
An engaged audience listens to the youth from the film.
Cast and crew of the film gather outside the Roxie Theater!
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