Greetings,

Week two of the First Annual Gay & Lesbian Film Series starts Friday at Village 8 Theaters. This week's features are "The Witnesses" and "Kiss the Bride."

"The Witnesses" from French director André Téchiné features an ensemble of characters living in Paris at the dawn of the AIDS epidemic. The film follows 20-year-old Manu's relationships: with his sister Julie, patron and friend Adrien, married couple Medhi (a police officer) and Sarah (a writer and new mother). Their entangled involvements force all of them to question their assumptions and confront their true desires.

"Kiss the Bride" is an ambitious romantic comedy starring Tori Spelling, Philipp Karner, and James O'Shea. Matt and Ryan have lost touch since their more-than-friendship in high school. When he hears Ryan is marrying a woman, Matt sets out for his hometown to rescue his old flame.

Check out all the films scheduled for this month's film series on the Village 8 website.

KFA is proud to partner with Village 8 and the Letter newspaper to bring these films to Louisville. Get your tickets online and join us for this new Louisville tradition!

See you at the movies,
Christina & Misty
Your KFA Team

P.S. Read up on all the films and watch their trailers on KFA's Gay & Lesbian Film Series website.

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