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LLGFF: Greek Pete (18)
Dir: Andrew Haigh
Cast: Peter Pittaros, Lewis Wallis 79 mins, 2009, UK
Please note: this is an old screening, first shown in July 2009
Over six months, Haigh worked with a group of London rent boys to create a semi-improvised drama based on their lives. Speaking their own words, they are presented as they want to be seen. Sometimes explicit, sometimes awkward, this is far from an idealised version of prostitution. Rather, this is a privileged record of a sub-culture as never before seen on film. Haigh has achieved a remarkable degree of trust with his collaborators for whom the lure of easy money is balanced with the risk of alarming encounters and a keen sense of solidarity.
London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival on Tour
Please note: this is a old season with no further events to see
Now in its 23rd year, the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival celebrates the best in queer cinema from around the world. Complementing the ten titles from LLGFF, we are also delighted to present a couple of special additional screenings.
Past screenings that were part of this season
| Before Stonewall | Sun 5 July 20:30 |
| LLGFF: Pedro | Mon 6 July 20:30 |
| LLGFF: Greek Pete | Wed 8 July 20:30 |
| LLGFF: Ghosted | Sat 11 July 18:20 |
| LLGFF: Nighthawks | Sun 12 July 20:00 |
| LLGFF: Bandaged | Wed 15 July 20:00 |
| LLGFF: Dolls | Sun 19 July 15:00 |
| LLGFF: Born in '68 | Wed 22 July 17:30 |
| LLGFF: Baby Love | Sat 25 July 15:00 |
| LLGFF: Dream Boy | Sun 26 July 18:20 |
| LLGFF: To Each Her Own | Wed 29 July 18:10 |
Can you do it in 90 seconds?
DepicT! '12 is open for entries
Filmmakers from across the globe: show your stuff in just a minute and a half to be in with a chance of winning £1500, priceless industry exposure, and loads more exclusive prizes.
What is the PM Studio?
The Pervasive Media Studio is our city-centre research studio that brings together artists, technologists and academics to collaborate on research.

