2017 FilmOut San Diego announces winners

2017 FilmOut Festival Awards were announced and here are the winners!

Best Narrative Feature � Tom E. Brown, Pushing Dead
Best First Narrative Feature � Albert Alarr, A Million Happy Nows Best Screenplay � Del Shores, A Very Sordid Wedding
Best Actor in a Feature Film � James Roday, Pushing Dead
Best Actress in a Feature Film � *TIE* Bonnie Bedelia, A Very Sordid
Wedding & Crystal Chappell, A Million Happy Nows
Best Actor in Supporting Role � Danny Glover, Pushing Dead
Best Actress in Supporting Role � Jessica Leccia, A Million Happy Nows Best International Feature � Joris van den Berg, CAS
Best Overall Short Film � Faraz Ansari, Sisak
Best Short Film Male �Eli Mak, Devil Wears A Suit
Best Short Film Female � Graham Cantwell, Lily
Best International Short Film � Jake Graf, Dusk
Best Cinematography � Cathal Watters, Handsome Devil
Best Documentary � Josh Howard, The Lavender Scare
Best Direction � Jennifer Reeder, Signature Move
Best Soundtrack � Cian McCarthy, Something Like Summer
2017 FilmOut Audience Awards
Best Narrative Feature � John Butler, Handsome Devil
Best First Narrative Feature � David Berry, Something Like Summer
Best Screenplay � Del Shores, A Very Sordid Wedding
Best Overall Short Film � Eli Mak, Devil Wears A Suit
Best Male Short � Nish Gera, Scar Tissue
Best Female Short � Christie Conochalla, August In The City
Best Actor in a Feature Film � Fionn O�Shea, Handsome Devil
Best Actress in a Feature Film � Fawzia Mirza, Signature Move
Best Supporting Actor � Ben Baur, Something Like Summer
Best Supporting Actress � Dale Dickey, A Very Sordid Wedding
Best International Feature � Laurent Micheli, Even Lovers Get The Blues Best Documentary � Jennifer Kroot, The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin Best Comedy � Del Shores, A Very Sordid Wedding
Best Ensemble � Cast of A Very Sordid Wedding
2017 FilmOut Programming Awards
The Festival and Programming Directors are responsible for these awards:
Freedom Award � Josh Howard, The Lavender Scare
Outstanding Emerging Talent � McGhee Monteith, He Could�ve Gone Pro Outstanding Artistic Achievement � Eli Mak, Devil Wears A Suit