Fusion, LGBT people of color film festival, Nov. 11-13 in L.A.

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Fusion, LGBT

            people of color film festival, November 11–13 in L.A.
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Oct 24, 2005
          
        
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       Outfest, the Los
            Angeles gay and lesbian film festival, hosts Fusion, an
            LGBT people of color film festival, from Friday, November
            11, through       Sunday, November 13, at various locations
            in Los Angeles. Highlights       include the Margaret Cho
            comedy Bam Bam and       Celeste, a behind-the-scenes
            look at Noah's       Arc, a documentary (Is It
                Really So       Strange?) about Morrissey's Latino
            following, as well as shorts,       parties, and much more.
            For tickets and more information visit www.Outfest.org.     

        
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