Harvey Milk is resurrected in this poignant short, which sets an original audiotape he recorded — to be played in the event of his assassination — in a recreation of his Castro Street camera shop.

Cultural amnesia leads to revisionist history. To remedy the rewriting of the history of the AIDS epidemic and the activist movement ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) directors Jim Hubbard, James Wentzy...

As people transition, so does the world around them. The alterations of in- and out-of-community perceptions, sexism and even medical diagnoses are addressed in these two trans-genre films.

Time is running out, and Lola (Ashleigh Sumner) has only one chance to salvage a job and save her relationship with new girlfriend, Casey (Jill Bennett). Wait, make that three chances.

In the verdant hills of Basque country, a small farming family struggles to hold on to the old way of life and the traditional family. Fortysomething Ander milks the cows, herds the sheep and works part-time in...

Straddling the border between fiction and reality, Fabiomassimo Lozzi’s Anotherworld explores gay male identity among Italian men. Based on interviews pulled from Antonio Veneziani and Riccardo Reim’s books *...

In a South Pacific nation comprised of many cultures, the diversity that comprises the transgender worldwide family is captured by the artistry of Rebecca Swan.

Double the bellies, double the fun! The outlandish Canadian mockumentary The Baby Formula follows lab worker Athena (Angela Vint) and wife Lilith (Megan Fahlenbock) as they dare to boldly go where no couple h...

A loner seeks the company of a young couple after class each day.

Women with past and present hurdles work to overcome them in this program of love, loss, new beginnings and the constant horrors of online dating.

Somewhere in the distant past a girl rejects her calculus lessons in favor of Rimbaud and waits for the promise of true ecstasy, a sick thirst darkening her veins. In Maria Beatty’s feature film, Bandaged, th...

This year’s Bi Request program is all about bi love, lust and passion. From playful and sexy to unrequited and avenged, from celebratory to revealing, bisexuals are falling in, out and back in love faster than...

Join queer women of color on feisty and fantastic voyages! From dyke couples navigating their desire to the riveting routes of sex toys, you’ll be spellbound as you saunter through these saucy sojourns.

Life flashes by us in a montage of scenes at the moment of our imminent deaths, or so they say. A luminous new film by Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau (Funny Felix, Frameline25, Côte d’Azur, Framelin...

An exquisitely tender evocation of the delicate, dreamy netherworld between lust and love, the latest film by the gifted Filipino director Aureus Solito (The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros, Pisay) is pure pl...

On a warm spring day, Min-soo meets the tall and broad-shouldered Seok inside a bus. With his baseball cap pulled low over his sharp eyes, Seok evokes memories of a moment of kindness after Min-soo was bullied at school.

Masculinity and homosexuality have always been hopelessly — and helplessly — intertwined. From clones to queens, Bears to gym rats, the gay community has responded to these intersections with its own unique res...

Adrian Goycoolea, great-nephew of the great flamboyante Quentin Crisp, uses his film Uncle Denis? to reflect on a family’s reactions to his ancient uncle’s gender fluidity, his notoriety as an ex-boy prostitu...

Canyon Cinema has been the preeminent distributor of independently produced non-narrative films for the past 30 years. Variously called avant-garde, underground and experimental, these queer artists' works shar...

If you liked Girlfight, but felt like it was missing strap-on action and penetration, then Champion is for you! Tattooed and tough Jessie is a rising MMA champ who not only has smooth moves in the ring, but...

Welcome to the border between Ramallah and Jerusalem, where cement barriers, barbed wire and army guards divide Israel and Palestine. But in a corner of the ancient religious capital, a tiny utopia — the gay cl...

The gritty, hypersexual Clapham Junction paints an intricate picture of the public’s dichotomous view of homosexuality in the UK. Told through the interweaving stories of a group of gay men in South London, i...

You may have paid to watch the sexy webcams, but you haven't really gone inside this infamous online party house until you see George O'Donnell's fascinating documentary. Meet “house mothers” Zac and Jonathan a...

Just as outrageous as his most famous film Thundercrack! is Curt McDowell’s Confessions, in which McDowell, a graduate student at San Francisco Art Institute, opens his film with a confession to his parents, listing his sins of the flesh...