Upcoming Screening of "How Do I Look" - The 15th Annual African Diaspora Film Festival - Saturday, Dec. 1 at 8 pm

HOW DO I LOOK

US, 2006, 80min, doc., English, Wolfgang Busch, dir.

"A documentary 10 years in the making about the over 35 year old Harlem "Ball" community, How Do I Look picks up from where Paris Is Burning left off, the new school of Vogue champions play fast and loose with their fierce identity. The rollcall of participants in this extraordinary testimony to difference reads like a Who's Who of fabulousness. Kevin Aviance, Jose Xtravaganza, Mystery Royale, China Blue, the legendary Willi Ninja, who died in 2006. My favourite line - 'Truth cannot change no matter how much they cut it off' - is delivered as part of the gritty/ glamorous testimonies of trans people of colour, including Tracy Africa, the Irvin Penn-discovered 70s supermodel, until she was found out. At which point the doors closed. Voguing is arguably one of the most powerful expressions of Black and Latino identity. Personal. Powerful. Inspirational." ~ Topher Campbell
Screening Scheduled for: Sat., Dec. 1, 2007 @ 8:00pm at Riverside Theatre, 91 Claremont Ave. (at West 120th Street) in New York City. For tickets, please call (212) 870-6784. Shown with Girls Night Out. Q&A after the screening.

For more information, please visit the official website for the 15th Annual African Diaspora Film Festival.

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Wolfgang Busch and “How Do I Look” in film festivals

The 21st London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival

Filmmaker Wolfgang Busch screened his first documentary release, How Do I Look, at the The 21st London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival in 2007. Here is an excerpt from the film festival’s article:

* “Picking up from where Paris Is Burning left off, the new school of Vogue champions play fast and loose with their fierce identity. The rollcall of participants in this extraordinary testimony to difference reads like a who's who of fabulousness: Kevin Aviance, Jose Xtravaganza, Mystery Royale, China Blue, the legendary Willi Ninja, who died in 2006…. Voguing is arguably one of the most powerful expressions of Black and Latino identity. Personal. Powerful. Inspirational.” -- Topher Campbell -- Excerpt from the The 21st London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival’s preview of "How Do I Look."