Queer Cinema: Lost & Found

WINTER KEPT US WARM

Directed by David Secter

Canada, 1965, 1h 21min, DCP

Queer Cinema: Lost & Found

AFS Cinema

6406 N I-35 Suite 3100 Austin, TX 78752

Showtime

Sun, Feb 16

Pricing

$13.50 evening / $11 matinee (available M-F for shows before 6 PM)

$4 discounts for AFS MAKE & WATCH members. Free for LOVE & Impact Circle members.

Discounts for AISD educators and local high school & college students are available at the box office with a valid school ID.

Extroverted Doug and shy Peter are unlikely friends whose relationship slowly begins to morph into something different over the course of a school year at the University of Toronto. Widely credited as being A) the first English-language Canadian feature to play Cannes, B) Canada’s first queer film, and C) the film that inspired David Cronenberg to become a filmmaker, WINTER KEPT US WARM is an underseen but true landmark film, newly restored in 4K by Canadian International Pictures.

Screening with a video introduction by Queer Cinema: Lost & Found programmer Elizabeth Purchell.

This project is supported in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

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