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SUMMARY:REHOBOTH BEACH PRIDE FILM FEST
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DESCRIPTION: \n\nThe Rehoboth Beach Film Society (RBFS) announces the 2025
Rehoboth\nBeach PRIDE Film Fest (Thursday\, October 9 through Sunday\, Oc
tober\n12.) at the Cinema Art Theater in Lewes. The PRIDE Film Fest is in\
npartnership with CAMP Rehoboth and shines a light on the LGBTQ+\nexperien
ce through documentaries\, features and international films.\n\n \n\nHost
ed at the Cinema Art Theater (CAT)\, the PRIDE program has been\nconfirmed
and here are a few film highlights.\n\n \n\nOf the 15 documentaries\, fe
atures and international films selected\,\nthe festival starts Thursday\,
October 9 with the crime thriller\n“POOJA SIR”\, a Shorts Film block\,
Denmark drama “SAUNA” and\nour Opening Night film\, “STRANGE JOU
RNEY: THE STORY OF ROCKY\nHORROR\,” a documentary about a London theate
r play that evolves\ninto a groundbreaking cult phenomenon\, featuring ico
nic songs and\nperformances that celebrate individuality. The legacy lives
on through\nmidnight screenings and a devoted following that spans genera
tions.\n\n \n\nThe program enters day two on Friday with another Short Fi
lms block\nand three films including “SALLY!” which will be followed
by a\nZoom Q & A with Filmmaker Deborah Alice Craig.\n\n \n\nOn Saturday
\, October 11\, the Film Festival will host a reception at\n6:45 pm before
the documentary “HUMAN OF PRIDE\,” which captures\nthe once in a gene
ration moment in NYC when WorldPride came to the\nUnited States for the fi
rst time to commemorate 50 years since the\nStonewall Riots.\n\n \n\nThe
Festival concludes Sunday\, the 12th with a Mimosa Brunch at 12\nnoon and
continues with a line-up of compelling films: “THE TRUE\nSTORY OF TAMARA
DE LEMPICKA AND THE ART OF SURVIVAL\,” “IT’S\nDOROTHY\,” and
“PETER HUJAR’S DAY.”\n
\n\n \n\nVIP PASSES AND FILM TICKETS ARE NOW ON-SALE\n\nFestival admi
ssion is $15 per film for general admission\, $12.00 for\nRBFS members\, a
nd $5 for students with ID (student tickets are\navailable only at the the
ater box office). VIP Passes are $200 for\ngeneral admission and $150 for
RBFS members. Purchase tickets at \n[https://www.rehobothfilm.com/]rehobo
thfilm.com\n[https://www.rehobothfilm.com/] [see Film Festival tab] or ca
ll/visit\nthe Cinema Art Theater box office (302) 313-4032\, during busine
ss\nhours Wednesday-Sunday from 12:00 noon to 5:00 PM. (Please note that\n
tickets are non-refundable and there will be no exchanges.)\n
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\n\nThe Rehoboth Beach
Film Society (RBFS) announces the 2025 Rehoboth Beach PRIDE Film Fest (Th
ursday\, October 9 through Sunday\, October 12.) at the Cinema Art Theater
in Lewes. The PRIDE Film Fest is in partnership with CAMP Rehoboth and sh
ines a light on the LGBTQ+ experience through documentaries\, features and
international films.
\n\n \;
\n\nHosted at the Cinema Art
Theater (CAT)\, the PRIDE program has been confirmed and here are a few f
ilm highlights.
\n\n \;
\n\nOf the 15 documentaries\, feat
ures and international films selected\, the festival starts Thursday\, Oct
ober 9 with the crime thriller &ldquo\;Pooja Sir&rdquo\;\, a Shorts
Film block\, Denmark drama \;&ldquo\;Sauna&rdquo\; \;and o
ur Opening Night film\, \;&ldquo\;Strange Journey: The Story of Roc
ky Horror\,&rdquo\; \;a documentary about a London theater play th
at evolves into a groundbreaking cult phenomenon\, featuring iconic songs
and performances that celebrate individuality. The legacy lives on through
midnight screenings and a devoted following that spans generations.
\n
\n \;
\n\nThe program enters day two on Friday with another S
hort Films block and three films including \;&ldquo\;Sally!&rdquo\;
\;which will be followed by a Zoom Q &\; A with Filmmaker Debo
rah Alice Craig.
\n\n \;
\n\nOn Saturday\, October 11\, th
e Film Festival will host a reception at 6:45 pm before the documentary &l
dquo\;Human of Pride\,&rdquo\; which captures the once in a generat
ion moment in NYC when WorldPride came to the United States for the first
time to commemorate 50 years since the Stonewall Riots.
\n\n \;<
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The Festival concludes Sunday\, the 12th with a Mimosa Brunch at
12 noon and continues with a line-up of compelling films: &ldquo\;The
True Story of Tamara De Lempicka and the Art of Survival\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\
;It&rsquo\;s Dorothy\,&rdquo\; \;and \;&ldquo\;Peter Hujar&
rsquo\;s Day.&rdquo\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \;&nb
sp\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \;&nb
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\n\nVIP Passes and Film Tickets are now on-sale
\n\nFesti
val admission is $15 per film for general admission\, $12.00 for RBFS memb
ers\, and $5 for students with ID (student tickets are available only at t
he theater box office). VIP Passes are $200 for general admission and $150
for RBFS members. Purchase tickets at \;rehobothfilm.com \;[see Film Festival tab] or call/visi
t the Cinema Art Theater box office (302) 313-4032\, during business hours
Wednesday-Sunday from 12:00 noon to 5:00 PM. (Please note that tickets ar
e non-refundable and there will be no exchanges.)
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