ART AND KINK COLLIDE IN 'DIRTY SOUTH'
VALENTINES' DAY EROTIC MOVIES

Whether you're an art-lover, or an erotic adventurer, you won't want
to miss Valentine's Day with the PinkEye program "Dirty South",
featuring a program of Southern-made queerotica. We're especially
excited to host Atlanta filmmaker/photographer Teri Rice's 15-year
anniversary showing of her ground-breaking film 'The Kindling Point,"
shot here in Atlanta!

This showing will be the never-before seen director's cut of the
movie that earned Ms. Rice international acclaim. 'The Kindling
Point' (1993) frames intimate rituals of lesbian sexuality in the
context of artful dominance and submission.

It was shown as part of the Whitney Museum of American Art Bienniel,
and chosen as one of the top 10 films of the year by the Village
Voice. This program also features other shorts by Rice, as well as
the world premier of her sweetly romantic 'No Signals'.

Also showing will be "Squishy Does P*rno" (1994), another ground-
breaking erotic piece created by a New Orleans art collective headed
by now-famous director Wash Westmoreland. "Squishy" shows that sexy can also be smart, sassy, subcultural AND pansexual. Director Todd Haynes ("Velvet Goldmine", "Far From Heaven") called it "a lush
explosion of radical sex and cinema."

PinkEye is also thrilled to host the sizzing hot burlesque duo Good
N' Plenty performing their stunning sexy diva stunts. Add red velvet
cupcakes and champagne, and you have the recipe for an unforgettable Valentines' evening to treat your sweetie!

And all for only $7 (sliding scale) at Atlanta's cutting edge Eyedrum
Gallery. This program is so hot we're limiting it to 18-and-overs,
please.

When: Wednesday February 14th, 8:30pm

Where: Eyedrum Gallery, 290 Martin Luther King Jr Dr S,
30312, near Memorial & Hill St. behind Daddy D'z BBQ

Cost: $7 (sliding scale $5-10)

Email: PinkEyeFlix (at) yahoo.com

MySpace: www.myspace.com/pinkeyefilm

Web: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PinkEye
or www.eyedrum.org

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