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The Clinton Street Theater presents...


The Best of CineKink !!




Wednesday, August 16 - 7 & 9 pm



A special evening of past and present favorites from CineKink, "the really alternative film festival."

Featuring award-winning works that cut across orientations to celebrate and explore a wide diversity of sexuality, this kink-friendly showcase runs the gamut from S/M, leather and fetish, to sex toys and polyamory, to a really rough haircut and a bit of puppy play.



Pornographic Apathetic

Pornographic ApatheticDirected by T. Arthur Cottam, 2003, USA, 5 minutes.
Sex like you’ve never seen it.




Haircut

Haircut Directed by Bryan Jackson, 2004, USA, 8 minutes.
John gets more than he bargains for during a routine haircut appointment.



Polly Wally

Polly WallyDirected by Kirby Ferguson, 2005, Canada, 4 minutes.
The sweet story of a polyamorous guy just searching for his non-monogamous queen.



Open

OpenDirected by Teale Failla, 2005, USA, 12 minutes.
With intersecting timelines, an open relationship turns the lives of three women into a whirlwind of betrayal, bingo and sex toys.


Shine: Confessions of a Rubber Fetishist

Shine: Confessions of a Rubber FetishistDirected by Karine Baczynski, 2003, USA, 28 minutes.
A funny, thought-provoking and unapologetic look at Shine, who goes to work everyday, plays chess, likes to dress in rubber and craves being whipped by his friends.


Pup

PupDirected by Antonia Kao, 2005, USA, 22 minutes.
This tender documentary follows two gay, Christian leathermen - Master Skip and Pup Tim - as they prepare to compete in the International Puppy Contest, a title contest for human canines and their handlers.


Plus the should-be cult classic that just happens to be by the curator's father!
Media Dreams

Directed by W. Mathewson Vandever, 10 minutes, 1964, USA.
In the spring, a young man's fancy turns to...his daughter's Barbie doll?



CineKink's director and curator, Lisa Vandever, will be returning to her hometown of Portland - and to the Clinton Street Theater, site of her first Rocky Horror screening sometime circa 1981 - and will be available for a Q&A after each show.

Location:

Clinton Street Theater
2522 SE Clinton Street
Portland

Tickets:

$6 for Adults, $5 for Students w/ID, $4 for Seniors


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