Completely witty and charming, this second feature from Rose Troche cemented her stature as an intriguing new filmmaker to be reckoned with. Bedrooms and Hallways follows a circle of queer and queer-friendly friends as they seek for and find love, sometimes in the least likely places.

An early short film on the gay Black experience about young man figuring out just how to come out.

Cheerful shabbiness in what the maker himself calls a cannibal comedy. The exuberant story is set in a hotel in Hollywood. When one day a stranger (Jeff Stryker) moves in from the Midwest, all hell breaks loose.

When married Sarita discovers she can't have children, for the first time in their lives Reena can do something her perfect sister Sarita can't: get pregnant. Obsessed with helping her sister and winning her mom's approval, Reena decides she'll have the baby...

An illuminating and compassionate look at the world of transgender identity, as seen through portraits of some of San Francisco's leading gender mixers. Whether by birth or by choice, sometimes with the assistance of hormones or surgical prostheses, we meet those who blur the lines of male and female.

Head On is an award-winning 1998 Australian film based on the acclaimed novel Loaded by Christos Tsiolkas. Hunky Alex Dimitriades stars as Ari, a brooding, unemployed 19-year-old gadabout who lives at home...

Filmmaker Yvonne Welbon’s breakthrough documentary, Living with Pride: Ruth C. Ellis @ 100, provides exceptional insight into the life and times of centenarian Ruth Ellis. Catching her between the many engage...

A photographer leaving for South America falls for editor – an older woman in a loveless relationship with her job and boyfriend. Starring Gina Ravera and MC Lyte.

Merida proscrita is a dramatic, sepia-toned love story set in Mexico, with a distinctive scratchy, operatic style. It is a moving account of two lovers and their relationship difficulties caused by machismo and fixed roles.

It exploded like a bombshell on British TV in early 1999, then swept across the Atlantic on a tidal wave of press clippings. It's become a household word in gay America, even though no television network in the US has dared to air it, and perhaps, never will...

The first feature film from 29-year-old director and highly acclaimed poet Lukas Moodysson, Show Me Love has been a tremendous success in Sweden. Not only was it Sweden's entry for this year's Academy Award as Best Foreign Language Film, it rivaled Titanic as Sweden's number one box office hit.

What if Ozzie and Harriet and June and Ward Cleaver decided to partner swap? What if Richie Cunningham got sweet for Ralph Malph? Or if Jan Brady was a lesbian? (We wouldn't be surprised and neither would Alice.) And those sweet kids from Eight Is Enough — where to begin?

Beginning the transition from female to male, a transguy seeks counseling from a cisgender male pal. Come along for an illustrated lesson on the do's and don’ts of being a straight boy, in this timeless story of friendship and change.

A gay Indian filmmaker travels across America with his family visiting from India in this incredibly personal 1999 short documentary.

Gabriel, an aspiring writer of Broadway musicals, meets Mark, a muscled stripper, who picks him up on the subway. They spend the night trying to find somewhere to be alone... forced to contend with Gabriel's selfish roommate, his irritating best friend, and a vicious, jealous drag queen in a gay dance club. The sun rises on a promising new relationship.

A pre-Madonna primer that raises questions about race, sex, and subcultural style, Voguing: The Message traces the roots of this gay Black and Latino dance form, which appropriates and plays with poses and images from mainstream fashion.

From the director of A Kiss in the Snow and Home for Christmas comes the beautifully filmed story of 18-year-old best friends on a weekend escape to a remote cabin.