[OutVoice] Reviewing the year's best queer TV and motion pictures in "Pride On Screen 2007"

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                             Happy New Year!
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                              THIS WAY OUT
              the international gay & lesbian radio magazine
                 Program #1,031, distributed 12/31/07
   (hosted this week by Greg Gordon and produced with Lucia Chappelle)
 From new queer characters on hit TV series like "Desperate Housewives"
   to new ones on "As the World Turns" and "Torchwood," and from "East
   Side Story," "Fat Girls," "The Bubble," "For the Bible Tells Me So",
    the reissued "Parting Glances," and several other motion pictures,
    award-winning entertainment reporter Steve Pride reviews the queer
        moving images that moved him most during the past year in
                          "PRIDE ON SCREEN 2007"

* Another tumultuous year in the global struggle for LGBT equality was also 
reflected in the movies and on television during the past 12 months.   Our 
award-winning entertainment reporter STEVE PRIDE has consummate clips, and 
comments by their creators, as he recalls some of the queer moving images that moved 
him most during the past year in "PRIDE ON SCREEN 2007."   Part 1 covers 
television, and includes clips from "Desperate Housewives," "Ugly Betty," "Dirty 
Sexy Money," "Greek," "As The World Turns," and "Torchwood," with comments by 
"Torchwood" creator Russell T. Davies; the much longer Part 2 covers Steve's Top 
10 films of 2007: "East Side Story," with a clip and comments by 
writer/director Carlos Portugal; a clip from the documentary "Camp Out"; a clip from 
"Amnesia – The James Brighton Enigma," and comments by director Denis Langlois; 
"Fat Girls," with a clip and comments by writer/director/producer/actor Ash 
Christian; "Puccini for Beginners," with a clip and comments by writer/director 
Maria Maggenti; "Colma: The Musical," with an excerpt from one of its songs, 
"Maybe This Time" and comments by writer/star H.P. Mendoza and director Richard 
Wong; "The Bubble," with an excerpt from the film's "The Man I Love" and 
comments by writer/director Eytan Fox; "Boy Culture," with a clip and comments by 
writer/director Q. Allan Brocka; director Daniel Karslake's "For the Bible Tells 
Me So," with a clip and comments by co-writer/co-producer Helen Mendoza; and 
1986's reissued "Parting Glances," with clips and comments by the landmark 
film's openly gay star Richard Ganoung [www.prideonscreen.com].
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