Hold the skepticism — the smart and funny group of people profiled in this fast-moving documentary have heard it all before. Meet Swank Ivy who makes YouTube videos debunking common beliefs about asexuals; or Dav...

Sebastiano teaches high school gym classes and coaches swimming. He’s got a job, a girlfriend, and a pretty normal life. But as young Martin starts to infiltrate Sebastiano’s life, his world will get turned ups...

You think you know, but you have no idea. Bruce LaBruce has been called many things in his life, and this film makes the case that the most appropriate — and most flattering — title would be Advocate for Fagdom.

From the roomy back seat of a vintage Cadillac, the captivating storyteller Jeffrey Strouth spontaneously recounts the adventures of his wild and creative life in his unique style, weaving a lurid tale filled with hilarious characters of every sort.

In Paris everyone knows her as ‘Mujeron’ (Big Woman) but her real name is Angel. A former boxer from Ecuador, Angel is now a transsexual prostitute in France. Her mission in life is to support her family back...

Oddmund Lindeflaten is a bumbling Norwegian soccer player who arrives on a small-town Kansas bison farm to work as an au pair. And the inevitable question arises: is he gay?

August is a magnificent journey that touches on a familiar note for many: “what if he comes back?” Emotions run high when Jonathan receives a message that his ex, Troy, is back in town after living in Barcelo...

Seventeen-year-old Jonas comes home to his parents and tells them that he has kissed a man. A bald man. It is received with both shock and song.

The latest from filmmaker Rikki Beadle-Blair (Metrosexuality, F.I.T.), Bashment swirls together race, sexuality, rhythm, and rhyme into a stark portrait of human potential and pain.

Growing up with famous parents, constantly in the public eye would be hard for anyone. Now imagine that all those images people have seen of you are lies about how you actually felt. Chaz Bono grew up as Sonny...

Brewster is about to have a bad day. His tryst with his brother’s wife is interrupted by a call from the truck dispatch. His brother has not shown up for work, and if Brewster doesn’t cover his route, his sibli...

Try out Frameline’s annual collection of polished films about young gay men—and their angst. One-sided affection, hookups, and unexpected encounters make for a compelling and unforgettable shorts program.

You’re cordially invited to the wedding of the year! For those who have been waiting for a down-to-earth family drama with a realistic trans character, this whimsical charmer delivers.

When yuppie New Yorker David volunteers to be a “buddy” to an AIDS patient, the community center assigns him to a gay activist from California, in Arthur J. Bressan’s 1985 indie masterpiece, the first feature-length drama about AIDS. This is the world premiere of a new digital restoration.

Into the blazing heat and clear blue skies of Nowheresville, Iowa, comes Alexa from Amsterdam. Played by the film’s sexy co-writer Cat Smits, the inquisitive Alexa has arrived to spend the summer in this unname...

Celebrate the life and legacy of Del Martin in Debra Chasnoff’s newest documentary. Whether or not you were at City Hall on the momentous day of Martin’s civil memorial service, this film shares the eloquence a...

An African American teenager grapples with his sexual identity on the night Barack Obama is elected President and Proposition 8, the California voter initiative to eliminate same-sex marriage, is passed. Winner of the Audience Award at Frameline35.

Before queers started knocking each other over to line up for Kathy Griffin, San Francisco native Margaret Cho, the original ass-master, was the queen of cock-talk and hardcore queer rights activism. And she st...

Christopher and His Kind presents a stunning piece of LGBT history with this BBC-produced dramatization of novelist Christopher Isherwood’s 1976 memoir. Recounting the English-American writer’s years in 1930s...

Danger! The ozone layer of planet Zots is disappearing due to an overabundance of emotion! What can a lesbian space alien do to save her world? Well, board a flying saucer of course, and take a trip to New York...

A group of ordinary people is having fun in a public swimming pool. The arrival of an unexpected character will change them forever. Music video from the German band Din [A] Tod.

Come out early and come out often! That’s what the young people in this shorts collection are all about. Whether it’s sexuality or true gender identity, witness the humor, agony and relief in these coming out stories.

Get your action on with these hedonistic expressions of explicit queer lust. Fresh from the talked about film installation at Taxter & Spengemann’s new space in NYC’s Chelsea district, Community Action Center (CAC) was crafted by A.L. Steiner and A.K. Burns, both accomplished artists.

The first feature-length film by Pascal Hofmann and Benny Jaberg documents the eventful life and cinematic legacy of an exceptional Swiss director of both films and operas, Daniel Schmid. It spans his formative...