TITILLATIONS (IN THE FUSEBOX)

Saturday 12 September @ 6.30pm - 8.00pm

Price: $12 + bf Adult / $10 + bf Conc
Bookings: (02) 9550 3666
Tickets: On sale now @ Factory Theatre; Buy tickets online

Sensual, comical, neurotic, and honest, this session is by women about women that every man should see…. It’s sure to excite your nerve endings.

The Crooked Eye
Dir. D.C Douglas / USA / 2008 / 5:00

Part live action and part animation, this film is a dreamy portrait of troubled young woman, Sharon, as she struggles with a recent divorce and a current perception problem.

Lash
Dir. Elka Kerkhofs / AUS / 2008 / 5:26

Celina discovers that religious persecution cannot kill the power of love.

TWITCH
Dir. Leah Meyerhoff / USA / 2005 / 10:00

A young girl torn between two worlds: her domestic life where she must care for her wheelchair-bound mother and her escape into the emerging world of adolescence with her hormone-addled boyfriend.

Neurotica
Dir. Leah Meyerhoff / USA / 2001 / 4:00

A young woman eats her lunch according to a precisely calibrated routine. Today, she is interrupted by a man seeking sexual gratification.

Family History
Dir. Shelley Jordon / USA / 2009 / 2:40

An animated painting, which explores issues of vulnerability and how each new experience is filtered through our perceptions of previous ones.

Salome’s Picnic
Dir. Victoria Waghorn / GER / 2008 / 1:00

A set picnic blanket sits unattended in the depths of a forest. Two lovers lie beyond coupled in a deep embrace. A generic picture of erotic bliss. Or is it?

Chick Addict
Dir. Victoria Waghorn / AUS / 2009 / 2:00

A playful & erotic experimental exposition of one woman & her hedonistic addiction for chicks.

Fyre
Dir. Maia Sinclair-Ferguson / AUS / 2009 / 4:00

A distorted narrative where abject images of female empowerment are transferred from body to body.

Dog=God
Dir. Lulu Keating & Karen Hines / CAN / 2009 / 4:30

A girl loves dogs. She wants to be one. This is an experimental, musical, ecstatic ode to dogs and those who both master and worship them.

My Name is Pochsy: An Industrial Film
Dir. Karen Hines / CAN / 2007 / 7:00

Pochsy works at Mercury Packers … where she packs mercury. A trans-genre ode to industrial propaganda films and a scathing satire for our times. Spouting affirmations culled from sources as disparate as the Dalai Lama, ‘The Secret’ and the Wal-Mart Mission Statement, Pochsy is a spokesgirl for a species on the brink.

A Tax on Pochsy
Dir. Karen Hines / CAN / 2009 / 18:30

Set in the waiting room at an audit from hell sits Pochsy, a mercury-poisoned factory worker who glows like the ghost of a silent film star and is pretty as a corpse. Part confession, part alibi, Pochsy is the subversively seductive anti-heroine.

Mind’s Eye
Dir. Bernice Ong / AUS / 2007 / 4:10

An odd mix of terror and detachment, as in a dream sequence, is situated in a state between reality and fiction.

Hey Fuck Face
Dir. Amber Dawn / CAN / 2008 / 4:15

Medical specimens, gender bending Christian clergy and kinky sex are just a few of the topics the whimsical narrator touches on.

What’s My Mother Fucking Name?
Dir. Amber Dawn / CAN / 2008 / 4:25

A female bondage model struggling to be free is juxtaposed with a narration that moves through issues of sex work, queer and feminine identity, class, immigration, consumerism, global health and quality of life.