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101 RENT BOYS
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The makers of Party Monster and The Eyes of Tammy Faye turn their attention to the street hustlers of Santa Monica Boulevard in this explicit and empathetic documentary. The filmmakers spent two years capturing the stories (and the bodies) of 101 male prostitutes on film. The different philosophies, business approaches, sexual services and private beliefs of the  men are detailed in a film that suggests the occupation is just a different way of getting by in a world that is one big hustle.                             Fenton Bailey/Randy Barbato---USA---2000---78 mins.
2 SECONDS
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A champion, bisexual bicyclist misses a qualifying race time by two seconds      and loses her place on the team. While trying to overcome her disappointment,    she befriends a grumpy, Italian bike shop owner who teaches her that there is    more to victory than crossing the finish line first. As she works to overcome  the prejudice of her male co-workers at a courier service, she also trains to  win the company's employee race. Winner of four Montreal World Film Festival   awards, including Best Canadian Film and Best Director. In French with English   Manon Briand---Canada---1998---100 mins.
200 AMERICAN
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Matt Walton, Sean Matic, and John-Dylan Howard star in a gay-lesbian romance     about a young Australian man who begins hustling to make enough money to         remain in the U.S. Things go smoothly until the Aussie falls in with an          advertising exec and finds himself in the middle of an unlikely love triangle. Richard LeMay---USA---2003---84 mins.
2005 GLITTER AWARDS
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The complete star-studded broadcast of the 2005 Glitter Awards, the annual gay   film awards program that honors the best in gay-themed theatrical and            non-theatrical releases. Features host Ryan Green (Queer as Folk),         comedian Vicki Wagner, and Vincent De Paul. 91 mins.
2006 GLITTER AWARDS
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The complete star-studded broadcast of the 2006 Glitter Awards, the annual gay   film awards program that honors the best in gay-themed theatrical and            non-theatrical releases. The 2006 edition celebrates gay-themed films that       managed to make a big impact at the Oscars, including Brokeback             Mountain, Capote, and TransAmerica. 105 mins.
24 NIGHTS
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A twenty-something gay man, who has retained a childlike belief in Santa         Claus, thinks St. Nick has pointed him in the direction of his perfect mate.     The trouble is that the man he wants is already involved with another. "Brisk,   witty and fun" (L.A. Weekly).                                            Kieran Turner---USA---1999---97 mins.
24TH DAY (WIDESCREEN)
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A vindictive man seeks revenge on the lover who gave him AIDS during a           one-night-stand in this shrewd psychological thriller. After luring him back     to his apartment with promises of sex, Tom (Scott Speedman) overpowers the       surprised Dan (James Marsden) and interrogates him about an encounter that the latter man can barely recall. "A Death and the Maiden tango of           culpability and vengeance in which the mantle of victimhood is lobbed back and forth like a ticking grenade" (Dennis Lim, Village Voice). Based on a      Tony Piccirillo---USA---2004---96 mins.
29TH & GAY
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Quickly approaching his 29th birthday, James Vasquez (starring as himself)       wants some fame, success and love of a good man to go along with his mounting    bills and expanding waistline. He gets through with the help of his friends      Roxy and Brandon, but his somewhat closeted status makes online dating and     family relationships tough. Will the hunky coffee shop clerk be the answer to  his dreams? Nicole Marcks, David McBean and Mike Doyle (Oz) also star in this gay-themed comedy.                                                          Carrie Preston---USA---2005---87 mins.
3 GUYS, 1 GIRL, 2 WEDDINGS
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A blustery, womanizing radio show host (Olivier Sitruk) never realizes that      his sensitive, gay roommate (Arnaud Giovaninetti) is in love with him in this    topsy-turvy French comedy from Stephane Clavier. When radio host Dan falls       hard and unexpectedly for beautiful Camille (Julie Gayet), his smitten         roommate Laurent works around-the-clock to not let Dan get away. Enlisting a   lesbian friend to help woo Camille, Laurent tries to find the courage to       profess his love to Dan. In French with English subtitles.                       Stephane Clavier---France---2005---90 mins.
50 WAYS OF SAYING FABULOUS
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A peculiar mix of hard reality and giddy fantasy marks this Kiwi coming of age film. Set in rural New Zealand in 1975, the protagonist, a heavyset 12-year-old boy (Andrew Paterson), doesn't yet know he's gay. But a few more scuffles, a couple experiments with a gangly friend and a crush on a hunky farm hand help the lad down the road towards fabulousness.

Stewart Main---New Zealand---2005---90 mins.
8: THE MORMON PROPOSITION
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This inflammatory and "informed" (Variety) documentary strikes back at the Mormon Church for providing financial and theological backing for Proposition 8, a 2008 ballot measure that barred gay marriage in California. Despite painting an unflattering picture, the film is also "a vital, important cry for an open dialogue" (Salt Lake Tribune).
9 DEAD GAY GUYS
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In this randy British comedy, two straight Irishmen with stars in their eyes     move to London in order to make it big. Reality soon trumps their dreams and     the duo resort to prostitution to pay the rent. Traversing the city's gay        underground turning quick tricks, they find themselves wrapped up in a bizarre series of events when their johns turn up dead.                                Lab Ky Mo---Great Britain---2003---83 mins.
AARON BACON / BED RIDDEN / FLIGHT TO SINAI / THE BABYDADDY
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The "Troubled Youth Collection" includes four short, polished films that deal with the rehabilitation of problem children, with alternately tragic, comic, or cathartic results. In Aaron Bacon (Nick Gaglia, 2009), Stephen Michael Kane plays a drug-addled youth who gets pushed into a wilderness treatment program that threatens his life. Bed Ridden (Jonathan Heap, 2009) is a comedy about another druggie (Avatar's techy, Joel Moore) whose parents chain him to his bedpost, which doesn't stop him from breaking out and trying to score...while pulling a bed across LA. Flight to Sinai (Charlie Vaughn, 2009) is a musical about a 16-year-old boy who comes out to his friends, girlfriend, and fundamentalist Christian parents, only to be enrolled in a de-gayification camp. Lastly, Kether Donohue directed and stars in The Babydaddy (2008), a drama about a confused teenage girl who comes to terms with the illnesses of her father, a Vietnam veteran.

Nick Gaglia/Jonathan Heap/Charlie Vaughn/Kether Donohue---USA---2008/2009---100 mins.
ADAM & STEVE
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In the 1980s, Adam (Craig Chester) and Steve (Malcolm Gets) shared a             horrifically embarrassing one night stand. Fifteen years later, they meet        again without recognizing each other, and fall head-over-heels in love. The      romance progresses beautifully until the two men recall their drunken,         desperate encounter, at which point the passion abruptly cools. It takes a     helping hand from pals Rhonda (Parker Posey) and Michael (Chris Kattan) to get them back on the right track. "A frivolous good time" (Newark                 Craig Chester---USA---2005---100 mins.
ADORED
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Marco Filiberti, who also wrote and directed, stars as Riki, a cocky, buff gay   porn star who, despite being famous in his chosen profession, keeps his          lifestyle from his family. Everything changes, though, when Riki's estranged     brother arrives to discuss their deceased father's estate and discovers the    truth. As the brothers slowly reconcile, Riki begins to embrace a new-found    sense of responsibility, which manifests itself through the adoption of an     orphaned boy. In Italian with English subtitles.                                 Marco Filiberti---Italy---2003---101 mins.
AFTER STONEWALL
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Continuing the chronicle of gay life begun in Before Stonewall, this sequel charts the community's history from the time of the Stonewall riots to near the end of the century, focusing on how AIDS changed the direction of the movement and, despite initial fears and conflicts, resulted in wider acceptance of homosexuals in America and the world. Pop star Melissa Etheridge John Scagliotti/Jane Baus/Dan Hunt---USA---1999---88 mins.
AGNES & HIS BROTHERS
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Sexuality and the search for acceptance drive this satirical drama about three   grown siblings on the verge of collapse.  There's the mild librarian,            Hans-Jorg, who battles his insatiable Peeping Tom tendencies, the Green Party    politico, Werner, whose disinterested wife and alienated son despise him, and  their sister, Agnes, a transgender who must reconcile her nightclub dancing    with the rather traditional role her boyfriend expects her to fill. Stars      Herbert Knaup and Moritz Bleibtreu (Run Lola Run, Munich). "Freud    filtered through Fassbinder" (The New York Times). In German with        Oskar Roehler---Germany---2004---115 mins.
AGRESSIVES, THE
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Daniel Peddle's engrossing documentary uncovers a subculture of women who        choose to emphasize the masculine side of their personalities. Referred to as    "Aggressives", the six lesbian subjects of Peddle's film use dress, exercise,    and attitude to embrace their inner male. From fashion shoots to prison cells  and army barracks, each of these women leads a very different life, but all    six maintain a fierce pride in their lifestyle. "Any open-minded viewer will   discover something about identity and about the comfort these women have         obviously found in learning to be their unusual, unfettered selves" (The    Daniel Peddle---USA---2005---72 mins.
AKA
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A sophisticated story, loosely based on director Duncan Roy's own life, about    a young man named Dean, who leaves his sexually abusive father, doormat mother   and working-class British environs behind to infiltrate the upper echelon of     Parisian society under a new identity. Roy splits the screen into three parts, using the triptych to follow Dean as he is accepted into Paris' elite, gay     society in the 1970s, where his inner demons and financial improprieties force him to confront his past.                                                        Duncan Roy---Great Britain---2004---119 mins.
ALL ABOARD ROSIE'S FAMILY CRUI
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Capturing the raw emotion of Riding the Bus with My Sister (2005),         All Aboard! transforms it into a moving treatise on openness and           acceptance in the form of a maritime documentary. Rosie O'Donnell booked the     Norwegian Dawn cruise ship, invited her family aboard, then asked five hundred gay, lesbian, bisexual, and straight families to join them on a weeklong       voyage from New York to the Bahamas.  The film opens minds and hearts,         positing that sexuality is not as important as togetherness and love in the      Shari Cookson---USA---2006---91 mins.