Outfest Line Up is released - FOURPLAY is in competition!

FOURPLAY will make its official world premiere (after a sneak preview at Frameline 36 in San Francisco) at the 30th Outfest Film Festival this July. It will compete in the narrative competition. Looks like a great crop of films in the competition with us, including Jonathan Lisecki's GAYBY (which is hilarious and shot by my friend Clay Liford) and SUNSET STORIES from directors Silas Howard and Ernesto Foronda, both of which I saw this year at SXSW. Not only is it a charming film, SUNSET STORIES was also shot by FOURPLAY's cinematographer, PJ Raval.

Here's Indiewire's Outfest Announcement.

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FOURPLAY is a feature comprised of four short films about sexual intimacy. Directed by Kyle Henry, each story mixes tones and gender relationships and approaches sex for what it is: an emotional, physical and sometimes transcendent experience. Shot over the course of four years, the film was funded partially by Kickstarter campaigns, the Texas Filmmaker's Production Fund, and other funding; it is executive produced by Jim McKay and Michael Stipe's C-Hundred Films and was shot on multiple formats, including the Sony EX3, the Canon 5D, and the Red camera.

About Outfest

Outfest is the leading organization showcasing, nurturing and preserving lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender film images and artistry. For 29 years Outfest has led the charge, spotlighting emerging talent, creating community between filmmakers and audiences and offering a world-class forum for stories that reflect and often transform LGBT lives.

Since its founding in 1982, Outfest has showcased over 4,500 films for audiences well over half a million people. Our festivals, year-round screening series and special events bring together film lovers, innovative artists, celebrities, entertainment industry professionals … and some of the hottest parties around!

Outfest is also the only nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring that the extensive but threatened LGBT film heritage is preserved. Since the beginning of the struggle for LGBT equality, visionary filmmakers have recorded their lives, challenges and triumphs on film. Outfest is committed to saving, preserving and providing access to that precious, affirming heritage for generations to come.