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Remaining juries included the LGBT themed Pink Peach, made up of Tim Kirkman (“Loggerheads”), Tina Mabry (“Mississippi Damned”), and Molly Mayeux (“Rain”), who recognized the feature documentary “8: The Mormon Proposition” by Reed Cowan & Steven Greenstreet and the short “Curious Thing” by Alain Hain; and the Shorts Jury (Film Threat’s Mark Bell and filmmakers Jeff Krulik and Mitchell Rose) which selected films in three different categories: Animated (winner: Rob Shaw’s “The Machine,” honorable mention: Dustin Grella’s “Prayers for Peace”), Documentary (winner: Cynthia Wade’s “Born Sweet,” honorable mention: Kiran Deol’s “Woman Rebel”); and Narrative (winner: Etienne Kallos’ “Firstborn,” honorable mention: Eric D Howell’s “Ana’s Playground”). As an Academy-Award qualifying film festival, Atlanta’s shorts winners now have the potential to be nominated for an Oscar.
The rest of the Atlanta experience included a visit to the notorious Clermont Lounge, affectionally known to some as the Stripper’s Graveyard (with the mean age of the performers perhaps around 60?); some time spent watching line-dancing at the 3 Legged Cowboy, perhaps the best-named g …

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