A collaborative effort between some of queer cinema’s juggernauts — including future Oscar winner Rob Epstein, Frances Reid, Greta Schiller, Lucy Winer, Jan Oxenberg, and Barbara Hammer — captures the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights in 1979, largely unseen until its restoration last year.

A modern gay classic, We Were One Man takes place in France in 1943 and is the story of Guy, a French farmer about to be married, and Rolf, a German soldier. One day Guy finds a wounded Rolf, takes him home, nurses him to health, and tries to prevent his return to the army.

Saccharine Dutch housewife Eva (Monique van de Ven) is one encounter at the lesbian commune away from leaving her comfortable life, husband, and children. Eva’s husband champions her newfound preferences as “in fashion” until he catches her under the covers with liberated troubadour Lilian (Maria Schneider).