TEDDY AWARD Winner Rose Troche on her movie 'Go Fish' and queer film making the USA
Channel: TEDDY AWARD
Date: 2016-03-24

"30 Years - 30 Interviews"
Birthday Greetings from Rose Troche, USA
In this interview, film maker, producer and Teddy Award winner of 1994 Rose Troche talks about her winning movie 'Go Fish'. Furthermore, we talked with her about queer flim history and the developement in the depiction of lesbians in movies and tv series. Also she gives us insight to her personal and loving memories about the early years of the Teddy Award.

About 'Go Fish'
Max is looking for love. Her flat-mate, Kia, has already found her true love in Evy, who is still living with her mother and working on trying to get rid of her ex-husband. Then there's Ely, Kia's former student, who is ready for anything, it seems. Ely lives with Daria. Daria, however, is the lesbian in town - there's not a bed she doesn't know and not one heart has she left unbroken. Kia thinks Max would like Ely; Daria also feels Ely and Max are well-suited and before long, plans are being made.
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About this clip
This clip is part of a series dedicated to the 30th birthday of the TEDDY AWARD in 2016. The Teddy winners take a look back in queer film history, reflect on the meaning of a queer film prize and talk about the impact that the TEDDY AWARD had on their films as well as on their artistic lives.