Frameline28 program highlights.

Highlights this year include:
•10 World Premieres: including Hellbent, Shiner, The Truth or Consequences of Delmas Howe, Beaver Run Café, Freedom to Marry, Lesbian Centennial Project, RTFM, Annie Sprinkle’s Amazing World of Orgasm, Hearts Cracked Open, and Just(ly) Married.

In addition, there are several North American, US, and West Coast premieres.
•Special sidebars on films about gay marriage and the rise in gay black cinema.
•Big Nights include Touch of Pink on Opening Night with a party at San Francisco City Hall.
Closing Night with D.E.B.S., a Centerpiece screening of Adored, and special presentations of Margaret Cho’s Revolution and John Greyson and Jack Lewis’ Proteus.

•The presentation of the annual Frameline Award to Rose Troche at a 10th Anniversary screening of Go Fish.
•Frameline presents the largest awards on the queer festival circuit, including the $10,000 Levi’s First Feature Award and the $10,000 Stu and Dave’s Excellent Documentary Award, as well the prestigious Audience Awards.
•Over 80 features and over 260 films altogether over 11 days, climaxing on June 27, San Francisco’s pride day and celebration.
•And don't miss the Festival trailer directed by Daid Weissman and Bill Weber (The Cockettes) and starring the Kinsey Sicks:
http://www.frameline.org/festival/trailers/2004.html