10%-Qtv season three, episode twenty-two (98.05.12)

episode twenty-two		season three
	original broadcasts	Tuesday, 98.05.12 Sunday, 98.05.17

"Inside-Out" Film and Video Festival
	Grab a big bucket of popcorn and someone who doesn’t own a cellphone and get ready to do some serious movie watching at the 8th annual Inside Out Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, May 21-31, 1998. We preview clips from two of this year's 62 screenings, "Nietta's Diary" and (as seen on Saturday Night Live) "The Ambiguously Gay Duo."
Fashion Cares 1998
	This year’s 12th annual "Fashion Cares" took 2,000 guests and the Metro Toronto Convention Center on a "Beautiful World Tour" in support of the AIDS Committee of Toronto. Our cameras follow two people - designer Daniel Penciner (who you may remember from our piece last year on gay fathers) and Fashion Cares Director Phillip Ing - as they work to create this magical evening. Note: If you can’t get enough of Fashion Cares, check out the MuchMusic one-hour special on June 25, 1998.
Canadian Gay Open Tennis Tournament
	Now in their 20th year, the Toronto Lesbian & Gay Tennis Association is gearing up for a long weekend of smacking yellow fuzzy things around, May 16-18, 1998. We check out the club and its preparations for the largest amateur tennis event in Canada.
Two Aberdeen
	In our occasional series on queer bed and breakfasts, we visit the 1880’s Victorian splendor of Two Aberdeen, just a skip away from the Village.
Spencer Harrison’s "Queer Project"
	If you caught parts of this exhibit at their showing last year at Wellesley Central Hospital, you’ll recognize Spencer Harrison’s powerful images, borne of his interviews with victims of gay and lesbian bashing. We meet up with him at the latest installation of his work at Bloor Street United Church in Toronto.

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