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Sightlines 9 — Dixon Place
About the event
Sightlines 9 presents an engaging evening dedicated to provocative short films. This curated selection features works from emerging and established filmmakers who explore the intersections of art, sexuality, and gender. Prepare for a thought-provoking cinematic experience that challenges perspectives and sparks conversation. The program offers a unique glimpse into diverse artistic expressions within contemporary queer cinema.
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About the venue
“Best show of the year happened here when Joseph Lymous had his one man show.” — Ashley Monique Menard, Google
“Cute off off Broadway show. Good time killer.” — Gene Wu, Google
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