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SUMMARY: She’s A Boy I Knew
DESCRIPTION: Part of Vancouver International Film Festival.  This film pres
 entation is dedicated to the memory of Ken Anderlini\, a longtime VIFF frie
 nd\, staffer and supporter. Before his death\, Ken was a PhD candidate in A
 rt History.  He will be missed. She’s a Boy I Knew Canada\, 2007\, 70 min\,
  Hd Cam WORLD PREMIERE Directed By: Gwen […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Part of Vancouver International Film Fest
 ival.  This film presentation is dedicated to the memory of Ken Anderlini\,
  a longtime VIFF friend\, staffer and supporter. Before his death\, Ken was
  a PhD candidate in Art History.  He will be missed.</h4><p><strong>She's a
  Boy I Knew</strong><br />Canada\, 2007\, 70 min\, Hd Cam<br />WORLD PREMIE
 RE</p><p>Directed By: Gwen Haworth<br />PROD/SCR/CAM/ED: Gwen Haworth<br />
 ANIM: Michael A. Mann\, Diego Maclean<br />MUS: Daniel E. Moxon</p><p><stro
 ng>SCREENING SCHEDULE<br /></strong>Thursday\, Oct 4th 9:15pm\, Vancity The
 atre\, $9.50<br />Tuesday\, Oct 9th 1:30pm\, Empire Granville 7\, Theatre 5
 \, $7.50</p><p>Tickets are on sale: <a href="http://www.viff.org/home">http
 ://www.viff.org/home</a></p><p>Meet the Haworth family. Dad was a high scho
 ol quarterback who joined the RCMP in the 60s. Mom was a typical 50s Cathol
 ic schoolgirl. Older daughter Kim is an elementary school teacher and new m
 om. Younger daughter Nicole is a bicycle riding eco-queer vegan. Son Steven
  decided at the age of 23 that it was time to be honest with himself and th
 ose closest to him and he began the process of becoming Gwen. Malgosia\, a 
 native of Poland\, is Steven's thoughtful and supportive ex-wife. And Roari
  is Steven/Gwen's best friend of 18 years and Gwen's most unwavering ally.<
 /p><p>She's a Boy I Knew tells the story of Steven's transition and how tha
 t transition affects those closest to her. Using archival footage and anima
 tion to illustrate her story\, filmmaker Gwen Haworth allows us to become a
  part of the inner circle of family and friends as they grapple with the ch
 anges that are happening and the feelings that arise along the way. What ma
 kes this film so refreshing is the thoughtfulness and self-examination of e
 veryone involved. We're privy to complicated yet eloquently articulated fee
 lings of anger\, betrayal and fear as well as compassion\, love and accepta
 nce. These are smart\, observant\, self-aware people talking about the thin
 gs that are hardest to talk about\, yet doing so with incredible insight\, 
 grace and honesty.</p><p>Sponsored by: XTRA!West & UBC Department of Theatr
 e\, Film & Creative Writing</p>
LOCATION:Vancouver International Film Centre
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