About this Event
This one is close to home!
Dykeumentary Night is a monthly lesbian movie night focusing on showcasing and shining light on lesbian and dyke documentaries and those who make them. For our first ever Pride edition, we are showcasing 1992 film "Thank God I'm A Lesbian."
Come alone, leave with friends. This is a true community. Each ticket comes with popcorn.
ABOUT THE MOVIE
THANK GOD I'M A LESBIAN is an uplifting and entertaining documentary about the diversity of lesbian identities. Dionne Brand, Nicole Brossard, Lee Pui Ming, Becki Ross, Julia Creet, LaVerne Monette, Sarah Schulman, Chris Bearchell, Chris Phibbs, Christine Delphy and Jeanelle Laillou speak frankly and articulately about issues ranging from coming out, racism, bisexuality, and SM, to the evolution of the feminist and lesbian movements, outing and compulsory heterosexuality. Inclusive of various and often contradictory points of view, THANK GOD I'M A LESBIAN successfully proposes an alternate vision of self and community that is realistic and positive. This fast-paced documentary was edited by Geraldine Peroni who was nominated for an Academy Award for The Player.
ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS
Dominique Cardona
Born in Algeria, Dominique Cardona moved to France at the age of seven and achieved a law degree from the University of Montpellier. She moved to Toronto in 1990 and attended the summer film program of New York University. She made her directorial debut in 1992 with THANK GOD I'M A LESBIAN. Cardona’s partner of 27 years, Laurie Colbert, has worked together with Cardona on award winning films, including 2007’s FINN'S GIRL.
Most recently Cardona and Colbert have moved into fiction storytelling. With their award winning MARGARITA, made in 2012, Colbert and Cardona explore political and social issues by telling the story of a young, immigrant nanny working for a family in Canada. (8/14)
Laurie Colbert
Colbert was born in Canada in 1958. Her interest in film peaked when she became involved with various LGBT groups. Colbert and her partner of 27 years, Dominique Cardona, worked together on many award winning films, including THANK GOD I’M A LESBIAN and 2007’s FINN’S GIRL. The focus of Colbert’s work is uplifting stories about present-day struggles for the LGBT community.
Most recently Cardona and Colbert have moved into fiction storytelling. With their award winning MARGARITA, made in 2012, Colbert and Cardona explore political and social issues by telling the story of a young, immigrant nanny working for a family in Canada. (8/14)
Run time: 55 minutes
any opinions and ideas expressed in movies shown at this event do not reflect the ideas or opinions of Three Dollar Bill or the organizer
Agenda
🕑: 07:30 PM
Doors
🕑: 08:00 PM
Screening
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Three Dollar Bill, 1592 Queen Street West, Toronto, Canada
CAD 11.98 to CAD 17.31








