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Cora (Megan Stalter, HACKS) goes home to win back her girlfriend, and soon realizes it’s much more than her love life that needs salvaging.
After moving to LA to chase her dreams of becoming a musician with limited success, chaotic, poly-bisexual, Cora (Megan Stalter, HACKS), makes a surprise trip back to Portland to try to win back her girlfriend, Justine (Jojo T. Gibbs, CIVIL WAR) when she senses their open relationship might be on the rocks.
In a moment of desperation, she heads back to her hometown of Portland, Oregon on a mission to fix her shaky relationship. Embarking on a wild journey, she confronts many self-induced roadblocks including a new woman living in her girlfriend’s house, a lost pet, and a pansexual orgy. Will Cora be able to salvage her relationship, and her career?
Margaret Cho, Darrell Hammond, Manny Jacinto, Heather Morris, Ayden Mayeri and Chelsea Peretti complete the cast of this hilarious, and totally relatable, comedy.
“CORA BORA proves a sensational cringe comedy, spiked with wicked humor, skin-crawling awkward scenarios, and an ardent — if wounded — heart. Deftly dancing from brash jokes to tender dialogue, Stalter reveals a riveting range and stirring screen presence. Simply put, it’s easy to fall for CORA BORA.” – Mashable
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Megan Stalter, Jojo T. Gibbs, Ayden Mayeri, Manny Jacinto, Chelsea Peretti, Margaret Cho
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Miya Folick
Rita has something to confess. Amidst all her doubts, she picks up the courage to write a long letter to Lú with her confession.
Ariana Marlen Solórzano Morán
Ariana Marlen Solórzano Morán, Keyla Doménica Ayala Araujo
Gabriela Jiménez, Mareli Coello
Gabriela Jiménez, Mareli Coello
Photography: Mauricio Alejandro Mena Calderón, Amalin Jamile Bustamante Chávez; Art Direction: Cristel Suley Rivadeneira Alvarado, Ariana Marlen Solórzano Morán, Keyla Doménica Ayala Araujo; Editing: Johanna Natasha Ortiz Moreira, Sergio Antonio Ortiz Fonseca; Sound: Johanna Natasha Ortiz Moreira; Color: Johanna Natasha Ortiz Moreira; Credits design & animation: Cristel Suley Rivadeneira Alvarado
1h 32m
United States
SXSW
World Premiere, 2023
Wheelchair-accessible
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The Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge that we operate on the traditional territories of the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which includes the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprising the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), the Tsuut’ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations) this land is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region III. We acknowledge the traditional caregivers of this land and the importance of a commitment to continued decolonization of our work for the dignity and equity of all. We would like also recognize that Treaty 7 is about a relationship we all actively share in, as settlers and original peoples. A relationship needs to be open, honest, respectful, mutually beneficial and grounded in meaningful reconciliation.
