Sunday-June 17-Voorhees Hall #105-7PM $10; $9; $8
Hluboký Tón (Deep Note) - Emma Brown and Max Rissman (Summit, New Jersey)
In this short, sweetly perverse comedy, Julia is suffering from an immense dissatisfaction with her sex life. When a dumpy tuba player moves into the apartment below her, she writes him off as a nobody, until she hears him practicing his instrument through her walls. As she becomes insatiably curious about her new neighbor, and learns that he, too, has unusual sexual preferences, she must reevaluate all of her previously held notions of beauty and desire. In Czech, subtitled. 2011; 11 min. With an in-person appearance by director Max Rissman!
BENNY TO BENNY - George Manatos (Brooklyn New York)
While rehearsing a fight scene on the streets of Brooklyn, Benny runs into May, his hometown crush. As they begin to resuscitate their romance, May's boyfriend intervenes and Benny finds himself in the exact situation for which he has been rehearsing. 2011; 16 min. With an in-person appearance by director George Manatos!
Anche se è amore non si vede (It may be love but it doesn't show) - Salvo Ficarra (Nardò, Lecce, Italy)
A wonderfully raucous, sweet-natured Italian comedy about Salvo and Valentino, who work ferrying tourists around Turin, Italy on an old English double-decker bus. Whey they hire the beautiful Natascha to deliver the tour info in English, Salvo also hopes that Natascha will re-ignite his love life. Meanwhile, Valentino is obsessed with Gisella, but she finds his adoration too stifling. And to make matters worse, Sonia, Salvo’s good friend, comes back from the U.S. with her new boyfriend but with other desires in mind. In Italian, subtitled. 2011; 94 min.
