Out on Film festival in Atlanta, Nov. 11-17

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The 18th annual Out on Film, Atlanta's gay and lesbian film festival, kicks off Friday, November 11, and runs through Thursday, November 17. Highlights of the festival, which includes new queer shorts, features, and documentaries from around the world, include Transamerica, Unveiled, Summer Storm, WTC View, and The Aggressives. The festival will also include retrospective screenings of Paris Is Burning (hosted by Advocate arts and entertainment editor Alonso Duralde, author of 101 Must-see Movies for Gay Men) and Just the Two of Us. For more information visit www.OutOnFilm.com.

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