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| Location | Tokyo, Japan |
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| Predecessor | Tokyo International Queer Film Festival (TIQFF) |
| Founded | 1992 |
| Hosted by | Spiral Hall, Tokyo |
| Festival date | July; Annual |
| Language | International |
| Website | Official website |
Rainbow Reel Tokyo (Japanese: レインボー・リール東京 Reinbō rīru Tōkyō), until 2016 known as Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival[1] (Japanese: 東京国際レズビアン&ゲイ映画祭 Tōkyō kokusai rezubian to gei eigasai), also known by the acronym TILGFF, is an international film festival for LGBT audiences, held annually in Tokyo, the capital city of Japan.
The Festival was established in 1992 and was held at Nakano Sun Plaza, 6th Floor (中野サンプラザ６F研修室). The next three were held at Kichijōji Baus Theater (吉祥寺バウスシアター). Since 1996, the Festival has been held in July at Spiral Hall in the Aoyama neighborhood of Tokyo.
The 23rd Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival was held July 12~21, 2014, at Eurospace in Shibuya, and Spiral Hall in Aoyama.
Awards
Rainbow Reel Competition
The Rainbow Reel Competition (レインボー・リール・コンペティション) began in 1995[2] as an annual screening of Japanese short films to encourage production of LGBT-themed films. The audience selects a favorite film and the director is awarded the Grand Prix Rainbow Reel Award (レインボー・リール賞（グランプリ）), currently a ¥100,000 prize ($1000 US).[3]
- Grand Prix Rainbow Reel Award winners
- 4th Festival (1995) –
- 5th Festival (1996) –
- 6th Festival (1997) –
- 7th Festival (1998) – We Are Transgenders (We Are Transgenders ～性別を超えて、自分らしく生きる～); director: Lulu Ogawa (尾川ルル)
- 8th Festival (1999) –
- 9th Festival (2000) –
- 10th Festival (2001) –
- 11th Festival (2002) –
- 12th Festival (2003) –
- 13th Festival (2004) –
- 14th Festival (2005) – "Stereotype Company" (「ヘテロ薬」) (2005); director: Team "Stereotype Company" (ヘテロ薬制作委員会)
- 15th Festival (2006) – Somewhere in Tokyo (東京のどこかで) (2006); director: Kenta Tatenai (タテナイケンタ)
- 16th Festival (2007) – A Tulip of Violet (2007); director: Yūmi Andō (安藤優美)
- 17th Festival (2008) – San-Kaku (△サンカク) (2008); director: Kazuki Watanabe (渡辺一樹)
- 18th Festival (2009) – "Avec mon copain / With my Boyfriend; director : Antonio de Oliveira; Producer : Sanae Kikuchi (Tomoé films)
- 19th Festival (2010) – Jellyfish Boy (くらげくん) (2009); director: Shō Kataoka (片岡翔)
- 20th Festival (2011) –
- 21st Festival (2012) – Tsuyako (2011); director: Mitsuyo Miyazaki (宮崎光代)
- 22nd Festival (2013) –
- 23rd Festival (2014) – The Other Side of a Smiling Face (笑顔の向こう側) (2013); director: Yoshiaki Sajima (佐島由昭)
- 24th Festival (2015) – From the Bottom of the Vortex (私は渦の底から) (2015); director: Kozue Nomoto (野本梢)
- 25th Festival (2016) –
- 26th Festival (2017) –
- 27th Festival (2018) – Old Narcissus (老ナルキソス); director: Tsuyoshi Shōji (東海林毅)
- 28th Festival (2019) –
Special Jury Award
The Special Jury Award (審査員特別賞 Shinsa-in tokubetsu shō), first given in 2008, is an outstanding Japanese film selected by a guest director.[3]
- Special Jury Award winners
- 17th Festival (2008) – When I Become Silent (わたしが沈黙するとき) (2007); director: Hyōe Yamamoto (山本兵衛)
Festival programs
1st Festival (1992)
| English title | Original title | Year | Country | Director(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIDS March on Washington | 1988 | US | Los Angeles Project | documentary | |
| The Best of Out | 1985 | US | London Project | documentary | |
| Forbidden Love | Zapovězená láska | 1990 | Czechoslovakia | Vladislav Kvasnička | |
| Gay Games 2 | 1986 | US | San Francisco Sports Project | documentary | |
| Gay Movement in Japan | 1986 | Japan | ILGA Japan Video Project | documentary | |
| Nocturne | 1990 | UK | Joy Chamberlain | ||
| OCCUR Takes Its Case to Court | OCCUR 東京同性愛裁判 | 1992 | Japan | OCCUR Video Project | documentary of the OCCUR case Festival title: OCCUR Takes Its ...... to Court |
| Orientations | 1986 | Canada | Richard Fung | ||
| Over Our Dead Bodies | 1991 | UK | Stuart Marshall | ||
| Revolutions Happen Like Refrains in a Song | 1988 | Philippines | Nick Deocampo | ||
| We Were One Man | Nous étions un seul homme | 1978 | France | Philippe Vallois | |
| Because the Dawn | 1988 | US | Amy Goldstein | short film, 40 minutes | |
| The Battle of Tuntenhaus | 1991 | UK | Juliet Bashore | short film, 24 minutes | |
| Bolo! Bolo! | 1991 | Canada | Gita Saxena Ian Iqbal Rashid |
short film, 30 minutes | |
| Exposure | 1990 | Canada | Michelle Mohabeer | short film, 8 minutes | |
| Fighting Chance | 1990 | Canada | Richard Fung | short film, 29 minutes | |
| Honored by the Moon | 1989 | US | Mona Smith | documentary short, 15 minutes | |
| Outtakes | 1989 | US | John Goth | short film, 13 minutes | |
| Ten Cents a Dance: Parallax | 1985 | Canada | Midi Onodera | short film, 30 minutes | |
| We Were Everywhere | 1987 | Sweden | Bill Sure | short film, 28 minutes | |
| The White Line Dance Flowing Heart |
1991 1992 |
Thailand | John Goth | short film, 38 minutes | |
| Women of Gold | 1990 | US | Eileen Lee Marilyn Abbink |
short film, 30 minutes |
2nd Festival (1993)
| English title | Original title | Year | Country | Director(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Before Stonewall | 1984 | US | Robert Rosenberg Greta Schiller |
documentary | |
| Bright Eyes | 1986 | UK | Stuart Marshall | documentary | |
| Dear My Friends | ディアマイフレンズ | 1992 | Japan | documentary; Visual AIDS Tokyo | |
| Fun Down There | 1989 | US | Roger Stigliano | ||
| Love and Marriage | UK | Susan Ardill | |||
| The Lost Language of Cranes | 1991 | UK | Nigel Finch | TV film | |
| Minoru & Me | ミノルと私 Minoru to watashi | 1992 | UK | Toichi Nakata | |
| North of Vortex | 1991 | UK/Greece | Constantine Giannaris | ||
| Okoge | おこげ | 1992 | Japan | Takehiro Nakajima (中島丈博) | |
| On Guard | 1984 | Australia | Susan Lambert | ||
| The Salt Mines | 1990 | US | Susana Aikin Carlos Aparicio |
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| Together Alone | 1991 | US | P. J. Castellaneta | ||
| Woman Like Us (??) | Japanese title: エマとダイアナ | UK | |||
| Among Good Christian Peoples | 1991 | US | Catherine Saalfield Jacqueline Woodson |
documentary short, 30 minutes | |
| Anthem | 1991 | US | Marlon Riggs | short film, 8 minutes | |
| Aura | 1992 | US | Ming-Yuen S. Ma | short film, 7 minutes | |
| Because This Is About Love | Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=Rainbow_Reel_Tokyo |