tlc:
year with
a leather club
a documentary by Randy A. Riddle
Screenings
New
York, NY
February 21, 2002
Two showings of TLC: Year With a Leather
Club at "Playing with Power: A Discussion on Sexual Dominance
and Submission" at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender
Community Center, New York. The one day event featured exhibitions of
paintings, photographs, and videos in addition to panel discussions,
presentations, and demonstrations. The event was part of the Center's
"Sexuality Series".
TLC: Year With a Leather Club was shown at FreeSpeechTV in nine parts during the Fall of 1997. Go to their archives to view a section of the documentary in Real Video format or listen in Real Audio
Part
1: Origins of Leather Clubs/What is TLC
Part
2: Stereotypes, Safe Sex, NAMES Project Quilt Panel
Part
3: Christmas and Family
Part
4: Why Leather?
Part
5: Gil's Piercing/Politics
Part
6: Preparing for the March on Washington, SM/Leather Contingent Meeting
Part
7: March on Washington
Part
8: Radical Sex Workshops
Part
9: Last Thoughts.
Lexington,
Kentucky
February 8, 1997
A showing at Connections,
a Conference at the University of Kentucky on multidisciplinary approaches
to the study of popular culture. The director, along with TLC founding
member Stuart Norman,
were present for a "Q&A" session on the video and for a general discussion
on SM in popluar culture. The showing received an extensive write-up in
an article on the conference that was in the February 8th, 1997 edition
of Lexington, Kentucky's Herald-Leader.
Los
Angeles, California
Saturday, October 12,
1996
A showing at the Los
Angeles Leather Fetish Community Awards
Washington,
DC
October 5th, 1996,
8pm, DC Eagle
Around $200 was raised
for the NAMES Project
Dallas,
Texas
June 20th, 1996, 8pm,
Dallas Eagle
Sponsored by NLA-Dallas
Raised $160 for the
Houghton Legal Defense
Fund
Raleigh,
North Carolina
June 14, 1996, 8:30
pm, Flex
Free showing sponsored
by Flex, 919.832.8855
Indianapolis,
Indiana
May 17-18, 1996, four
showings, 501 Tavern
Sponsored by 501
Tavern, 317.632.2100
Over 100 people attended;
a $100 donation is being made by 501 to the Leather
Archives and Museum, Chicago
Toronto,
Ontario, Canada
May 4, 1996
Sponsored by Boudoir
Noir
Over $100 was raised
for the Hougthon Legal
Defense Fund