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Meet Cute is part of The Coast is Queer at 2016 Vancouver Queer Film Festival

Meet Cute screens at the 2016 Vancouver Queer Film Festival.

Robin Perelle

Meet the bisexual writers of Meet Cute, a short film that premiered at Vancouver’s Crazy8s gala in February 2016, and will now screen at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival’s “The Coast is Queer” program of short films from local BC filmmakers.

For Meet Cute writers Brendee Green and Patrick Currie (who also directed the film), being bisexual can be complicated.

Daily Xtra sat down with them earlier this year to talk about the film, their own experiences, and how they feel when someone tells them to “just pick a side.” Watch our video above.

Meet Cute
Saturday, Aug 13, 2016, 8:45pm
SFU’s Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 W Hastings St, Vancouver
queerfilmfestival.ca

Read all our 2016 Vancouver Queer Film Festival coverage:

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How a Beyonce concert in Brazil helped build queer community

Re:Orientations: What does Asian Canadian queer identity look like today?

Chemsex: sensationalist film or useful warning?

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Why four Latina lesbians were accused of raping children

Aligarh rooted in India’s flip-flop on gay rights

What happened to the gay dancers who toured with Madonna?

Troublemakers: When young queers tell their elders’ stories

Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things uncovers LGBT Inuit history

And our paid sponsored content, written by the Vancouver Queer Film Festival:

Top picks for queer flicks at Vancouver Queer Film Festival 2016

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