Testosterone loaded dance animation.  More...

An intimate wound, constructed from a quotation from Querelle de Brest by Jean Genet.  More...

From the director of The Path to Love (Newest 2003) comes the intimately realized story of Hervé, whose body marks him as an outsider to the younger men he desires. When he meets an attractive man online who is drawn to his difference, will a sexual encounter lead to something more?  More...

A power-game amongst three adolescents who use manipulation, dominant, and sexuality as weapons to achieve what they want.  More...

A divine intervention reveals the location of a long-missing relative.  More...

A rare and eye-opening look at the lives of female Israeli soldiers, Seeds of Summer follows the director as she returns to the site of her own combat training – where she first fell in love with a woman. As she interacts with the young women, and as they form bonds with one another, the camera observes how admiration can transform to infatuation in this women-only, charged environment that paradoxically privileges patriarchal martial codes and conventions over femininity.  More...

An animated doll finds herself in a mysterious world of freaks and misfits.  More...

During filming of a documentary about being a supporting actor, Dan Butler (Frasier’s “Bulldog”) discovers the ideal leading actor role – Karl Rove. He quickly develops a one-man show to expose Rove’s machinations as Bush’s chief political advisor, with the ultimate aim of bringing down the Bush White House in the November 2004 elections. But after being exhorted by his acting coach to become the role, the liberal Dan begins to change, alarming his lover and friends. Has the role of a lifetime instead become the love of his life? Karl Rove, I Love You is a politically astute and smart film.  More...

Two girls meet on the street and fall in love.  More...

When Drake, a charismatic newcomer, befriends a close-knit group of NYC gay friends, he seems like a breath of fresh air – he’s sexy, young, and spurs the various men to get out of their habits and try new things. But in his wake come a series of problems – happy couple Bobby and Sea, aren’t quite so happy anymore. JD adopts a stupid new nickname and thoughtlessly quits his job. Mick becomes upset when Desmond suggests he start dating again. Will these friends realize the source of their strife in time to salvage their relationships? Whirlwind impresses with its all-too-real scenario of friendship put to the test.  More...

Barbra Streisand reinterpreted.  More...

Brutal satire of NYC's show business establishment as it blithely uses human suffering in Iraq as fodder for cheap entertainment.  More...

A Swedish summer night, a camping site, the grand emotions, the little person, the first love, trailers, karaoke and a bird...  More...

An afternoon in a gay sauna.  More...

David has never felt at home in his countryside town.  More...

Two 70-year-old women swim daily and meditate on friendship, love, and becoming older.  More...

Christopher is a fabulously witty storyteller, then one day he gets some unwelcome feedback...  More...

Inspired by true events, and banned in its native Singapore, Solos explores the doomed relationship between a teacher and his student and its effect on the younger man’s lonely mother. The teacher realizes that the relationship has grown stagnant, but struggles to express his feelings to the student, who starts seeking new sexual adventures. The student’s mother fears that her son will never return to her. Unable to accept his sexuality, she finds herself escaping her loneliness through various distractions. Solos conveys this story without dialogue, allowing the meticulously and artfully composed cinematography and nuanced acting to speak volumes instead.  More...