When one partner exits, another enters, setting off this frisky, charming rom-com set in Northern California. Max is newly divorced, but an encounter with Conrad soon gives Max a new roommate, maybe even a partner.

Bi the Way is a short, funny, and intimate animated film about Amir’s life-journey as a bisexual cis man. The film portrays Amir’s story from early childhood until today, his struggle to fit in a binary culture, and why he feels invisible in the LGBTQ+ community.

Maja, a waitress in a small village, aimlessly floats through life, while trying to come to terms with a much different past; until one day a strange woman, who is waiting for someone, comes into Maja’s place of work.

This captivating portrait follows San Francisco icon Donna Personna’s journey to becoming the multi-faceted artist, charismatic storyteller, and fearless trans rights activist that she is today.

In the not-too-distant future, a marionette copes with the never-ending pandemic by actively participating in the circle of life.

By turns hilarious and poignant, El Houb – The Love takes us inside the stressed-out and put-upon mind of a successful Moroccan-Dutch businessman who is panicked about coming out to his traditional Muslim parents.

An expansive portrait of the LA art scene that is both hilarious and affecting, Estuaries follows a mosaic of colorful, queer characters—all connected through an artist named Bdalak who recently passed.

A non-monogamous queer couple grapples with a pregnancy test after one of them has an unprotected one night stand. Knocked Up but if Seth Rogen was pregnant.

While navigating between steamy Grindr hookups and their rideshare passengers, Eli reluctantly alters their queer transmasculine identity to pass in a straight cisgender world for their physical and emotional safety.

On a neon-lit Los Angeles night, two young men reunite to discuss their complicated on-and-off relationship. As they reflect, they realize they both perceived the relationship completely differently.

With vintage footage, interviews, and Marc Huestis’ own energy and humor at the center, Impresario is a delightful homage to a San Francisco icon and one of the founders of Frameline.

Following cabaret artist Vincent DeFonte in the six months leading to his drag persona Vinsantos’ farewell performance, Last Dance captures moments both intimate and grand that shape the path to Paris.

A snapshot of San Francisco-based queer artist Rex Ray, told through the objects he collected during his life. Best known for his innovative pop aesthetic in fine and commercial art, his early designs include the first graphics for the San Francisco chapter of ACT UP and book covers for City Lights Books.

In her career as a corporate executive and campaign manager, Frankie Gonzales-Wolfe is used to fighting. As a Latinx transgender woman in San Antonio, she takes on the fight of a lifetime when runs for City Council.

Surviving Voices is a multi year documentary project about the impact of the AIDS epidemic on various communities in the US. Its 2022 chapter focuses on the inspiring stories of Black activists and advocates around the country.

Travelling through the Amazon, Indigenous non-binary/trans artist Uýra uses dance, poetry, and visually-stunning costumes to promote their message of maintaining one’s identity and preserving the environment.

After twenty years, SF riot grrrl band Vulveeta is poised for a comeback. But will unresolved tensions left over from band leader’s sudden departure threaten to tear them apart before they even get started?

Abbie (The Hunger Games' Willow Shields) finds herself torn between helping her parents care for her brother, who has autism, and pursuing her dreams at art school—where she’s just began a budding romance with Karly.