Ifé (1993)
Ifé follows a day in the life of a black French lesbian in San Francisco. Ifé loves women, but vows never to fall in love. As she extols the beauty of women in San Francisco, she slowly cruises the city's streets in her classic car. Her philosophy: "You can never experience too many women." This stylized short is both sex-positive and slick.
Director: H. Lenn Keller
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Nsomeka Gomes as Ifé |
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Celine Allouchery as Ifé (voice) |
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Sayeeda Clark as Woman in cafe |
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Laurie Collyer as Woman at bus stop |
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Kathleen Donohue as Woman cruising |
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Alexis Nahabedian as Woman on stairs |
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Rahdi Taylor as Woman at cafe |
| Directing | H. Lenn Keller | Director |
| Editing | Deidre Schletter | Editor |
| Writing | H. Lenn Keller | Writer |
| Directing | Kathleen Donohue | Assistant Director |
| Editing | H. Lenn Keller | Supervising Editor |
| Camera | H. Lenn Keller | Director of Photography |
| Lighting | Mary Beth Bresolin | Gaffer |
| Directing | Laurie Collyer | Script Supervisor |
| Sound | H. Lenn Keller | Music |
| Production | Sayeeda Clark | Production Assistant |
| Production | Nsomeka Gomes | Production Assistant |
| Production | Alexis Nahabedian | Production Assistant |
| Production | Rahdi Taylor | Production Assistant |
| Production | Sara Whiteley | Production Assistant |
