Winner of the Teddy Jury Award at the Berlin International Film Festival, Instructions for Survival is an exquisite and timely documentary portrait and a profoundly honest window into one couple’s struggle to live openly.

Queer Genius explores the remarkable lives and work of five queer female artists: Barbara Hammer, Eileen Myles, Black Quantum Futurism, Moor Mother, and Dynasty Handbag / Jibz Cameron.

Raw! Uncut! Video! chronicles the rise and fall of homegrown gay porn studio Palm Drive Video, and explores how a devoted couple helped battle a devastating health crisis by promoting kinky sex.

 A film about the extreme hardships, resilience, and beauty of Kashmir’s transgender community, and their growing movement for basic human rights.

A young child tells their mother, "I'm not a girl", for the first time. 

A young Indigenous trans musician and his rock band bring mumble punk to the Interstellar Rodeo. A rock ‘n’ roll survival story of a different stripe.

A young woman seeks digital refuge from an overwhelming world and a bewildering obsession.

Painfully shy teen Kat has a crush on the school’s coolest girl, Eden, but unbeknownst to Kat, their best friend Stevie has a crush on them! Madcap montages, stylized music videos, and a super synth score for punkers and lovers of all generations!

Through voiceover and static San Francisco landscapes, Jenni Olson’s classic short tells the melancholy story of a dyke pining over a one night stand with a straight girl.

Multi-talented performance artist Harriet “Harry” Dodge brings to life this innovative story of a butch dyke in San Francisco searching for love and self-discovery. This bold, lyrical film evolves from a lesbian lust story to an inventive documentary.

The seminal documentary on Black gay life, Emmy Award-winning director Marlon T. Riggs’ Tongues Untied uses poetry, personal testimony, rap, and performance (featuring poet Essex Hemphill and others), to describe the homophobia and racism that confront Black gay men.

National Gay Freedom Day marches in June 1977 are vibrantly captured across the country in this groundbreaking historical documentary, beautifully restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive in collaboration with Frameline and Outfest.

An underground band of HIV-positive, queer, urban, genderqueer, activists of color is making headlines in NYC. In an effort to expose political corruption surrounding the AIDS epidemic, these urban guerrillas stage a series of surprise attacks.

This is the story of a young man in a world haunted by the absence of an entire generation of men that have gone before him. It’s a generation that he should have known, but because of AIDS, is one that he can only imagine.

A young man in rural Iowa wrestles with his sexual identity until he discovers that his deceased father led a double life down on the farm.

An openly gay college student is forced to leave New York and return to his family's Iowa farm.

The story of a Latina struggling to thrive at the intersection of her transgender and immigrant identities.

This short documentary profiles the lives of three men of color who have undergone gender transition from female to male.

Boy I Am profiles the journey of three trans men as they transition, uncovering their hopes and dreams in the process. This documentary opens up a dialogue between transgender communities and trans-exclusionary radical feminists (TERF).

The Salt Mines explores the intimate personal lives of Sara, Gigi, and Giovanna, three Latinx transwomen who for years have lived on the streets of Manhattan supporting their drug addictions through sex work.

In this portrait of trans icon Kate Bornstein, the charming self-described “transdyke” takes the viewer on a journey into her life as a tattooed and pierced septuagenarian writer, actress, performance artist, cancer survivor, bon vivant.

Documentary meets explicit sexuality in this groundbreaking debut about FTM sexuality.

The 1995 follow-up to the groundbreaking documentary The Salt Mines, The Transformation follows one person’s journey to reconcile their identity, religion, class, and sexual orientation following harrowing news. Sara, a female-identified sex worker living on the streets in Manhattan discovers that she is HIV+ and decides that she is not going to die on the streets. Sara accepts help from a group of Born Again Christians who, in exchange, demand her complete transformation: from female to her born gender of male and from queer to straight.

The majority of the victims of hate violence homicides in the United States are transgender women. Transgender people of color are six times more likely to experience physical violence from the police. Shelly “Treasure” Hillard, a young African American transwoman, died violently in 2011. She is one of many, and this is her story.

The story of a liberation movement, a plague, an unsung hero, and an approach to gay activism that put poor people first.

Happy Birthday, Marsha! is a film about iconic transgender artist and activist, Marsha "Pay it No Mind" Johnson, and her life in the hours before she ignited the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York City.

Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon were partners in love and political struggle for over fifty years, in this inspiring documentary which features incisive interviews, rare archival images, and warmhearted humor.

In the aftermath of Stonewall, a newly politicized Vito Russo found his voice as a gay activist and critic of LGBTQ+ representation in the media.

50 Years of Fabulous recounts the history of the Imperial Council, the world's oldest LGBT charity organization, founded by renowned artist, activist, and drag queen José Sarria.

A powerful documentation of the 1993 March on Washington with speeches by Rev. Jesse Jackson, RuPaul, Martina Navratilova, Eartha Kitt, and others.

Deep friendships, determination, engagement, and quirky death-defying humor color this group portrait of women who are courageous role models for aging.

Young, gay, Mormon, and highly educated, Moroni Benally sets out to confront the political establishment as he runs for president of the Navajo Nation in a homecoming that challenges what he imagined home, and himself, to be.