OUT AT THE MOVIES FILM CATALOG

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• Ask Not - Mar. 2, Monday - 7 PM - SLU - Eben Holden
  A compelling look at the tangled political battles that led to the infamous “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy adopted by the U.S. military. The film explores personal stories of closeted gay Americans who serve in combat under a veil of secrecy and the charismatic activists fighting for their right to serve. The film's director Johnny Symons will speak after the movie.
  
  
• Be Like Others - Mar. 8, Sunday - 2 PM - Canton - Unitarian U. Church
  An intimate and unflinching look at life in Iran, seen through the lens of those living at its fringes. A provocative look at a generation of young Iranian men choosing to undergo sex-change surgery in a society that prohibits homosexuality, but does not specifically forbid sex-change operations. It's Still Elementary (Short: Odd One Out)
  
  
• Breakfast With Scot - Mar. 5, Thurs. - 7 PM - Clarkson - Downtown Snell
  Closeted retired Toronto Maple Leaf hockey player and his sports lawyer partner become the legal guardians of flamboyant 11-year-old Scot. This funny and touching story about what – and who – makes a family offers the surprising lessons of self-acceptance a child can teach an adult. (Shorts: Babysitting Andyand Rub My Chubb)
  
  
• I Can't Think Straight - Mar. 8, Sun.7 PM-SUNY Potsdam-Wakefield Recital
  An exuberant, touching romantic comedy about a clashing of two worlds and cultures. Tala, a London-based Palestinian, prepares for her elaborate wedding in Jordan when she meets Leyla, a young British Indian woman who turns her world upside down. (Short: Traces)
  
  
• Ready? OK! - Mar. 7, Saturday - 7 PM - SUNY Canton - Kingston Theater
  When adorably outgoing 10-year-old Josh decides to go out for the cheerleading squad at his catholic school, a litany of hilarious conflicts with cruel classmates, furious nuns, and his flustered mom ensue. (Shorts: Pages of a Girl, Happy Birthday)
  
  
• The Secrets - Mar. 3, Tuesday - 7 PM - Clarkson - Downtown Snell
  The tale of a devout student and her rebellious roommate set against a densely detailed backdrop of Jewish culture and custom. The young women’s passions for their faith and each other are unlocked in this beautiful, poetic tale that explores the complexities faced as two Orthodox Jewish women journey into forbidden realms. (Short: Dani and Alice)
  
  
• Tru Loved - March 6, Friday - 7 PM - SUNY Potsdam - Wakefield Recital
  Sixteen-year-old Tru, uprooted by her lesbian moms from her gay-friendly home in San Francisco and moved to a conservative community in Southern California, finds a friend in a closeted football player. But their friendship is jeopardized when Tru starts the school’s first Gay-Straight Alliance. (Shorts: Auld Lang Syne, Dolls)