SAN DIEGO – “Meth Head” and “Raid Of The Rainbow Lounge” dominated the 2013 FilmOut LGBT Film Festival awards this year, along with audience-favorite "I Do."

The film festival, which ran from May 29 through June 2 at the Birch North Park Theatre, attracted record attendance and box office revenue, according to organizers.

“Meth Head,” a gritty and brutally honest movie about the scourge of meth addiction, won six total awards:

• Best Narrative Feature
• Best Director for Jane Clark
• Best Screenplay for Jane Clark
• Best Actor in a Feature Film for Lukas Haas

SAN DIEGO – Today is Day 4 of FilmOut San Diego’s 15th annual LGBT Film Festival, and there is one day left after this.

Thirty-five feature films and shorts are being shown at the LGBT Film Festival, which concludes Sunday, June 2 at the historic Birch North Park Theater.

SAN DIEGO – Today is Day 2 of FilmOut San Diego’s 15th annual LGBT Film Festival, with the first screening starting at 5 pm at the 750-seat Birch North Park Theatre.

The festival kicked off Wednesday night with a nearly sold-out showing of the teen comedy "G.B.F.," followed by a packed Opening Night party across the street at Claire de Lune's Sunset Temple. Beforehand the Opening Night movie was shown, San Diego City Council president Todd Gloria presented a city proclamation declaring May 29, 2013 as FilmOut San Diego Day in San Diego.

(Editor's note: SDGLN is featuring Q&A interviews with leading filmmakers from around the world who are participating in FilmOut San Diego's 15th annual LGBT Film Festival, running May 29 to June 2 at the historic Birch North Park Theatre. Follow SDGLN for all the news about one of the top LGBT film festivals in the U.S.)

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