Sex is important. So is friendship, romance and laundry. Join us Saturday, June 13 at 4:30pm for screening of Rose Troche’s GO FISH (1994).

About the Film:

GO FISH is a landmark of New Queer Cinema, produced on a shoestring budget and emerging in the mid-90s as a defining voice in lesbian independent film. Rose Troche’s debut feature follows Max (Guinevere Turner), a young Chicago dyke navigating desire, bad timing, and the ongoing search for connection. When she’s introduced to Ely (V.S. Brodie), attraction collides with awkwardness, hesitation, and emotional baggage neither can quite outrun. Funny, scrappy, and unmistakably of its era, the film captures queer longing as something messy, immediate, and unresolved.

About the Director:

Rose Troche is a filmmaker and television director (THE L WORD, SIX FEET UNDER, GREY’S ANATOMY, LAW & ORDER SVU) known for her groundbreaking work in queer cinema and character-driven storytelling. Her debut feature GO FISH became a landmark of 1990s independent film, helping define a new wave of lesbian representation on screen.

This Content Contains:
Mild sexual content and some profanity

Montpelier Pride:

The Savoy Queer Film Festival is presented in partnership with Montpelier Pride.  From May 15-June 15, ticket buyers will have the option to add a donation to Montpelier Pride at checkout ($2, $5, $10, or $25). Please consider supporting Montpelier Pride so they can continue providing vital community programming and hosting events throughout Pride Month and beyond!

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