This year's selection is exceptional, with 32 screenings: 18 at the Trianon, for a total of 57 different films and 14 at the Halle St Pierre, for a total of 18 different films, plus the films screened twice, for ladies with busy schedules (or who are too late to get tixkets to the first screening). We really outdid ourselves this year, working overtime just for you! So here’s some advice, straight from a programmer’s mouth, to share with your friends: don’t miss Ghosted, the opening-night film. or any of the wonderful, emotion-filled feature films we were lucky enough to get this year: Mein freund aus Faro, Drool, Hannah Free, at the Trianon every night at 8. And rain or shine, you have to see Rain, ô Rain ! on Saturday at 3 p.m!

There's no shortage of shorts this year either, but you’ll see, they’re so good, you’ll be laughing so hard you’ll cry, or crying for real The directrix (reminder: all the films shown at Cineffable are directed by women) are really on their game this year, and you won't regret coming to see their work!!

So let's see, what's next? Ah oui, a Focus : Monika Treut and a La Chocha retrospective. Our advice to the newbies who are coming to their first Cineffable: get your tickets now, or the Girls in the Know may get them all before you! What's more, for the first time in living memory, there's a whole slew of African films. Only the best, and we can promise a real change of scenery as well as some heated debates.

And we haven't forgotten our activist friends: Viva Bagdam, 20 years old this year, long live the Take Back the Night March, hats off to the Combattantes Monday afternoon at 12.30 at the Trianon), and lots more!!

And last but not least, the three Trianon Nights are worth staying up late for!! A soirée butch-fem (en français: butch-femme), a soirée Q (in French, Q = sex), and a soirée SM (you get the picture, right?) and the cherry on the cake Monday at 3 p.m. at the Trianon... it' all good!

Oh la la, I haven't said anything about the Stories that Never Get Told (Saturday at 8 p.m., at the Halle); Behind the Sport Scene, including the festival's only Asian film, from Korea;The Helmet selection. surprise, surprise! I haven't told you about my absolutely favourite film of all... but they're trying to tell me something. they're saying there's no more room, I have to stop. but do come.You wouldn't want to miss it for the world, it's the most beautiful, the most astounding, the most appealing, the most the most and more...

	Mein freund aus Faro
	Drool
Marche de nuit		Lesbiennes, sinon rien !   20 ans d'espace lesbien à Toulouse
The Helmet

People Award Feature film Feature length documentary Animation/experimental Rain by Maria Govan   U People by Hanifah Walidah & Olive Demetrius   But Some are Brave by Grace Channer Middle fiction film Short documentary Short fiction film El patio de mi casa by Pilar Gutierrez Aguado   Marche de nuit by "Les Vidéobstinées" with collaboration of "Collectif de la marche de nuit"   No Bikini by Claudia Morgado Escanilla Têtue Award For the 21st edition of our festival, Cineffable invited the new lesbian media Tetue.com to award the 2009 Têtue Prize for best feature film. Tetue.com is a wide-ranging news site aimed at the lesbian community. Politics, social life, culture, clubbing, militancy, lesbo-rama, exclusive reports and more, this on-line magazine provides news from around the lesbian galaxy, representing all lesbians. A sculpture by Derzou Chauderlot was given to the director of the winning film, in addition to the media coverage that TETUE provided after the Festival.   Mein Freund aus Faro by Nana Neul Scenario Competition Poster Competition La corbeille de fruits by Anne et marine Rambach Poster by Mélissa Laveaux

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