Selected Festival Screenings
World Premiere:
- 2001 The Mix New York Lesbian and Gay film and video festival, United States
European Premiere:
- 2002 International film festival Rotterdam, Holland.
Other screenings includes:
- 2003 Broadway Cinematheque, Hong Kong
- 2003 Museum of Modern Art, Dallas, Texas, United States
- 2003 Tokyo Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Japan
- 2003 Gay Asian Film Festival Amsterdam
- 2003 School of the Art Institute of Chicago Queer Film and Video Festival
- 2003 South Taiwan Film and Video Festival
- 2002 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
- 2002 Out On Screen, Vancouver Queer Film + Video Festival
- 2002 Inside Out Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival of Toronto
- 2002 Bangkok International Gay and Lesbian film festival, Thailand
- 2002 Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
- 2002 Global Queers, Oriental Homos-Currents of Asian Queer Cinema, Seoul Queer Film Achieve, Korea
- 2002 Melbourne Queer Film Festival, Australia
- 2002 Hong Kong Gay and Lesbian film festival
- 2002 The independence film and video award, Hong Kong
- 2002 Q! Film Screening, Jakarta, Indonesia
- 2001 Tampa International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Florida, United States
- 2001 Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival, Taxes, United States
- 2001 Competition section, The International Festival of New Film, Split, Croatia
- 2001 Competition section, Internationaal Speelfilmfestival, “De Drake”, Gent, Belgium
Awards
- 2001 Special Jury Award, Internationaal Speelfilmfestival, “De Drake”, Gent, Belgium
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