With his latest feature, Memphis-born, New York-based Ira Sachs has created a landmark film about a gay relationship. With a strikingly frank depiction of man-on-man sex, and a refreshing honesty ... See More

Alike (Adepero Oduye) is many things to many people, perched precariously on the precipice of different worlds. To Arthur, her quietly enabling father, she’s the son he’ll never have. To ... See More

Une dernière chance is director Paul Émile d’Entremont’s NFB documentary about people seeking political asylum in Canada due to persecution in their homelands because of sexual orientation or gender identity. ... See More

Mother and son duo Marina (Karlijn Sileghem) and Kevin (Simon Van Buyten) run a quaint pub in Belgium. When Marina notices one of the regulars, a handsome young man named ... See More

An ambidextrous demonstration of how a lesbian can forego the need to be in a relationship and be quite fine with being singular and unique. - Presented in collaboration with ... See More

Inspired by the poem “Where are the dolls who loved me so…” by Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet Elizabeth Bishop (1911 - 1979), Where Are the Dolls is an impressionistic dream ... See More

Water Wells is a forbidden love story between a teacher, Lea, and her female student, Inka, set in 1940s Israel. As time goes by, Inka yearns to push more boundaries, ... See More

Some love last forever. Difficult at times when you’re a vampire with some serious attachment issues. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the word. ... See More

Jenny is disappearing in a flash of feathers but she is vividly remembered by her lovers and friends. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the word. ... See More

Set in a bar in 1960, two women share a look that launches a fantasy encounter. An homage to the women who had the courage to explore their sexuality in ... See More

Legend has it that in a time of darkness and prohibition, there were two women who fought for what they loved. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the ... See More

Set in the not-too-distant past, a determined woman just won’t be kept down and builds herself a flying machine. ... See More

Can you be allergic to love? With the help of her BFF (Buffy's Amber Benson), Do You Have a Cat? explores the trials and tribulations of one woman dating a ... See More

If you didn’t get enough burly rom-com action from the first BearCity, fear not. BearCity 2: The Proposal returns chock-full of ursine antics. The story begins with a group of ... See More

Tentative and tightly-wound Mia (Ruth Vega Fernandez) meets free-spirited and frisky Frida (Liv Mjönes) at the engagement party of Mia’s father, Lasse (Kirster Henriksson) and Frida’s mother (Lena Endre). Engaged ... See More

Emmy kisses a girl on the playground and is left feeling isolated and alone. The Grand High Council of Fairy Tale Rules and Standards sends her a hetero-normative fairytale to ... See More

A winner of multiple prestigious awards, Call Me Kuchu is a poignant, powerful portrait of renowned Ugandan LGBT activist, David Kato. It unveils an unholy alliance between The Family, an ... See More

Three young queers discuss the prejudices and stereotypes, homophobia and racism that they’ve encountered in both their own cultural communities and within the gay milieu. - Presented in collaboration with ... See More

Set in the not-too-distant past, a determined woman just won’t be kept down and builds herself a flying machine. ... See More

Inspired by the poem “Where are the dolls who loved me so…” by Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet Elizabeth Bishop (1911 - 1979), Where Are the Dolls is an impressionistic dream ... See More

An ambidextrous demonstration of how a lesbian can forego the need to be in a relationship and be quite fine with being singular and unique. - Presented in collaboration with ... See More

Jenny is disappearing in a flash of feathers but she is vividly remembered by her lovers and friends. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the word. ... See More

Set in a bar in 1960, two women share a look that launches a fantasy encounter. An homage to the women who had the courage to explore their sexuality in ... See More

Water Wells is a forbidden love story between a teacher, Lea, and her female student, Inka, set in 1940s Israel. As time goes by, Inka yearns to push more boundaries, ... See More

Legend has it that in a time of darkness and prohibition, there were two women who fought for what they loved. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the word. ... See More

Can you be allergic to love? With the help of her BFF (Buffy's Amber Benson), Do You Have a Cat? explores the trials and tribulations of one woman dating a ... See More

Some love last forever. Difficult at times when you’re a vampire with some serious attachment issues. - Presented in collaboration with lez spread the word. ... See More

Unable to cope with the murder of his identical twin, a young man resorts to disturbing measures to restore their severed bond. ... See More

Malcolm and Tye are in love. Their relationship, however, must be confined within the four walls of their cell in a juvenile detention centre. When Malcolm is offered a shot ... See More

Philip and Sam grapple with the concept of taking time apart and the consequences of coming back together after a mutually agreed-upon separation. ... See More

Two straight actors awkwardly prepare for a movie�s upcoming gay love scene. ... See More

The potency of memory. A man mourns the loss of his lover through his attraction to another. ... See More

13-year-old Dane must choose between supporting his gay older brother and suffer the social stigma, or side with the small town in their ridicule and loose his brother forever. ... See More

Kyle struggles to hold onto his ailing relationship with David, whose health is rapidly deteriorating from Alzheimer’s. As tension between the couple reaches a breaking point, David wanders off alone ... See More

Young John wants to confide in his neighbour that he is secretly in love with him – and time is of the essence. - Presented in collaboration with TD. ... See More

While director Travis Mathews was working on a web series that focused on real couples having sex, porn maven NakedSword proposed something more ambitious. The result was a short entitled ... See More

Samuel meets Philippe, a handsome, highly admired colleague of his best friend Andreas. As the two get close, Andreas is in the uncomfortable position of watching his best friend fall ... See More

Twelve years after her explosive debut, Baise-moi, Virginie Despentes is back with the decidedly lighter tale of two middle-aged women struggling to rekindle their teen-aged romance after three decades. 40-year-old ... See More

1991. Lise is 18, the Gulf War ends, Nirvana gives birth in a pool and three girls create the rock band, Periodink. Their first concert will usher in adulthood for ... See More

Argentina may lead the South American world in terms of progressive social politics – but the gap between cultural mores and recently accorded rights is palpable and persistent. A toxic ... See More

Le secret de mon être looks at sexual identity through spiritual identity. Faith, conversion and depression, the four men featured in this short documentary share their experiences and ideas on ... See More

A bored old-school Boer on the outside, François (Deon Lotz) seethes inwardly with desire and disdain. At his daughter’s wedding, his cool gaze comes to rest upon the stunning Christian ... See More

Twelve years after her explosive debut, Baise-moi, Virginie Despentes is back with the decidedly lighter tale of two middle-aged women struggling to rekindle their teen-aged romance after three decades. 40-year-old ... See More

1991. Lise is 18, the Gulf War ends, Nirvana gives birth in a pool and three girls create the rock band, Periodink. Their first concert will usher in adulthood for ... See More

Yariv Mozer’s The Invisible Men highlights the plight of asylum-seeking queer Palestinians whose identities, and very lives, are jeopardized on both sides of contested and controversial borders. For these men, ... See More

A collaboration between Louis Bouchard, Richard Bradley, and Guy Tay Tremblay, La face cachée des bars de danseurs nus à Montréal offers a detailed historical portrait of local gay strip ... See More

After the cancellation of the IV Regional Conference of ILGA Asia in Surabaya, Indonesia and intense pressure to cancel the 2011 Q! Film Festival (the only queer film festival in ... See More

Brace yourself for cats, conch shells, consciousness-raising and crones in Myriam Fougère's magnificent documentary about a generation ‘in love with’ the possible! As dykes attempt to undermine the patriarchy while ... See More

“For years I have been poked and stabbed with your bitchfork!” Glee 's Chris Colfer writes and stars in this dark teen comedy, zinging with sarcastic one-liners and brimming with ... See More

Montréal, 1952, teenager Samuel brings his friend Julien to the neighbourhood steam bath for his weekly routine with Dad. Julien’s first time will be a day to remember... - Presented ... See More

Dazzling, award-winning and unforgettable, this first feature by Ana Kokkinos created an international sensation when it was released in 1998. Based on Christos Tsiolkas’ acclaimed novel Loaded, it stars hunky, ... See More

: TICKETS AT THE DOOR : Ten years after the military romance of Yossi & Jagger, director Eytan Fox returns with a sequel entitled Yossi. A decade has passed since Yossi’s ... See More

Lover. Liar. Lover. “Just one more night,” he says, “before you go.” Starring Ivan Bacchi of Ferzan Ozpetek’s Le fate ignoranti. - Presented in collaboration with GA'AVA. ... See More

If you didn’t get enough burly rom-com action from the first BearCity, fear not. BearCity 2: The Proposal returns chock-full of ursine antics. The story begins with a group of ... See More

One night, after having too many drinks at a local pub, a scruffy young pianist named Paulo (Matila Malliarakis) wakes up in the bartender’s bed. Ilir (Guillaume Gouix) wants nothing ... See More

Deep in the woods, something horrible is looking for parents.... ... See More

A mash-up that forces Dr. House, as performed by Hugh Laurie to “sing” Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 U” as interpreted by Sinead O’Connor. ... See More

Self reflection becomes self acceptance. ... See More

A stranger shows up at a suburban house that’s up for sale. As the owner’s wife gives him a tour of the place, he recalls a memorable night spent there ... See More

The tattoo marks the body’s true identity. ... See More

A short horror exercise. ... See More

A young man waiting for a sex change operation is confronted by his masculine conscience, which tries desperately to convince him not to do it. ... See More

What if we lived in a world where we could switch body parts at will? ... See More

A meditation on life and love through the power of water. ... See More

A trashy nightmare of a film, 101 – 102 is a strange urban fairytale about loneliness and the surreal fantasies of the subconscious. ... See More

As 4th of July celebrations begin to swell, four characters venture out into the night for clandestine adventures. Joe (Wendell Pierce of The Wire) tells his wife and daughter that ... See More

Emanating with campy tongue-in-cheek humour, Myra Breckinridge is an outrageous romp ahead of its time. Based on the novel by Gore Vidal, the film opens with Myron (Rex Reed) transitioning ... See More

After her beloved husband is summarily imprisoned, Rana (Ghazal Shakeri) must support her family by driving a cab. Meanwhile, Adineh/Eddie (Sheyesteh Irani), currently undergoing hormone therapy in Germany, is lured ... See More

Lonely and lovelorn, Jacky Vanmarsenille (Matthias Schoenaerts) punches the very air he breathes, seeking vengeance for a grotesque childhood tragedy. A small-time player in the seamy underworld of bovine growth ... See More

A bored old-school Boer on the outside, François (Deon Lotz) seethes inwardly with desire and disdain. At his daughter’s wedding, his cool gaze comes to rest upon the stunning Christian ... See More

Lonely and lovelorn, Jacky Vanmarsenille (Matthias Schoenaerts) punches the very air he breathes, seeking vengeance for a grotesque childhood tragedy. A small-time player in the seamy underworld of bovine growth ... See More

Clad only in his mother’s makeup, pumps and faded fantasies, Pim plunders his impoverished surroundings for deliciously naughty and nice treasures. As his feckless and frisky mother feebly attempts to ... See More

Tentative and tightly-wound Mia (Ruth Vega Fernandez) meets free-spirited and frisky Frida (Liv Mjönes) at the engagement party of Mia’s father, Lasse (Kirster Henriksson) and Frida’s mother (Lena Endre). Engaged ... See More

After discovering his son Assaf’s (Hen Yanni) covert collection of women’s clothing, super-macho Shlomo teaches him a lesson no parent ever should: Assaf finds himself barred from his family home ... See More

Papa has arranged for his hija to play the Virgin Mary in a procession, believing it’s a means to “heal” her. - Presented in collaboration with TD. ... See More

Set on a rural island off England’s south coast, We Once Were Tide tells the story of Anthony and Kyle and their last night together as Kyle prepares to move ... See More

Tired of looking after their ailing mother in a dreary English suburb, seventeen-year-old twins Owen (Harry McEntire) and Kristen (Madeleine Clark) are itching for something more. When Kristen applies for ... See More

A winner of multiple prestigious awards, Call Me Kuchu is a poignant, powerful portrait of renowned Ugandan LGBT activist, David Kato. It unveils an unholy alliance between The Family, an ... See More

Jenn (Jenn Harris) and Matt (Matthew Wilkas) are best friends from college. Neither one is particularly happy in life or love – Jenn’s career at a bikram yoga studio is ... See More

A six-year-old boy brings home a piece of schoolwork that provokes his parents to question his sexual orientation – and their own. - Presented in collaboration with IBM. ... See More

One night, after having too many drinks at a local pub, a scruffy young pianist named Paulo (Matila Malliarakis) wakes up in the bartender’s bed. Ilir (Guillaume Gouix) wants nothing ... See More

Writer-director duo Dominique Cardona and Laurie Colbert use an effervescent feature-length narrative to tackle a serious subject matter. Torontonian yuppies Ben (Canadian TV's Patrick McKenna) and Gail (Claire Lautier, Law ... See More

Two teens, the doe-eyed rapscallion Victor (Eliott Paquet) and the androgynous, striking Rainer (Dominik Wojcik), take the train into Paris for a night of clubbing. Amidst swigs of booze and ... See More

Prora is on the Baltic Sea, a mysterious, endless place that is a deserted former Nazi vacation centre and communist military complex – here, teenagers Jan and Mathieu embark on ... See More

Lady of the Lake Rosa (Nele Rosetz) lives in rut-land, a relationship limbo recognizable to lesbians, where they either coalesce or crumble. As she aimlessly patrols the waterways, she longs ... See More

A cartoon character goes to therapy because he feels rejected in a “live-action” world that dislikes those who are different. - Presented in collaboration with Gris Montréal. ... See More

A short documentary on sexuality, the body and aging. - Presented in collaboration with Gris Montréal. ... See More

A contemporary neo-noir drama set in the clandestine world of Latino boxing in East L.A., Kiss Me astutely explores notions of masculinity, guilt, secrecy and shame through the fatally heroic ... See More

I've Only Just Begun is a ragingly beautiful and empowering story about Venuz Vulgar and his friends on their way to St. Petersburg, Russia, to help their friend. Along the ... See More

A fast-paced image-driven clip about love, life and sex – all of which are consuming (us). - Presented in collaboration with Gris Montréal. ... See More

When they discover what appears to be an eyeball locked in the ice at their winter cottage, Cody and his older lover have some talking to do. - Presented in ... See More

Being true to yourself is stronger than any dogma! When you’re a penis AND a priest, it’s bound to cause some inner conflict. Father John Thomas – along with fellow ... See More

A love affair in reverse – from the present to their first meeting – two men unravel their relationship. - Presented in collaboration with Gris Montréal. ... See More

Writer and director Campbell X is known for her work about women in the world of dancehall music (Ragga Gyal D’Bout!) and BD Women, a film about black lesbian love ... See More

This story follows two Egyptian brothers, Rashid (James Floyd) and Mo (Fady Elsayed), navigating the gangland culture of London, England. Amidst the towers of the Hackney council flats, Rashid runs ... See More

Renowned for her dramatic feature work (Watermelon Woman, The Owls), Cheryl Dunye returns, this time showing off her talent for screwball comedy. And with Mommy is Coming, she puts the ... See More

In the sequel to last year’s Fresh Air Therapy Kirsten and Petra return to couple’s therapy and at the urging of their therapist begin role-playing only to encounter an unwanted ... See More

Art-house auteur Sébastien Lifshitz is constantly searching for hidden lives and untold stories. The brilliant helmsman of the classics Presque rien and Wild Side trains his singular style on age-fabulous ... See More

Dagmar Schultz’s documentary is an elegant coda to Griffin and Parkerson’s epic portrait entitled A Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde. A blend of archival footage, ... See More

David France’s documentary traces ordinary citizens organizing an extraordinary response to an overwhelming public health tragedy, in this enthralling sequel of sorts to last year’s We Were Here. ACT UP ... See More

Cem (Burak Yigit) works at the tiny sanitation department on the German island of Sylt. With a wild mane of hair, hypotonic lips, and a work-related neon one-piece jumpsuit, Cem ... See More

A one-night stand’s emotional negotiation offers up a contemporary snapshot of single-serve love and the desire for more. - Presented in collaboration with TD. ... See More

Ryan (Emily Alatalo) is a typically neurotic lesbian screenwriter, but when she’s faced with letters of acceptance to three different universities in different parts of the country, she’s pushed into ... See More

:: SOLD OUT_REPEAT SCREENING SUNDAY 2ND @ 9 PM_ PGM 58_ DIRECTOR WILL BE PRESENT :: Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean is a dreamy, sexy reimagining of ... See More

Socialite and Stepford wife Rebecca (Barbara Niven) juggles a midlife crisis in the middle of a marriage meltdown underlined with secrets – and unrealized yearning. Her lesbian sidekicks propose a ... See More

Friday nights are not as boring as usual in the playful and poignant, Shabbat Dinner. - Presented in collaboration with TD. ... See More

Clad only in his mother’s makeup, pumps and faded fantasies, Pim plunders his impoverished surroundings for deliciously naughty and nice treasures. As his feckless and frisky mother feebly attempts to ... See More

Writer and director Campbell X is known for her work about women in the world of dancehall music (Ragga Gyal D’Bout!) and BD Women, a film about black lesbian love ... See More

This story follows two Egyptian brothers, Rashid (James Floyd) and Mo (Fady Elsayed), navigating the gangland culture of London, England. Amidst the towers of the Hackney council flats, Rashid runs ... See More

While director Travis Mathews was working on a web series that focused on real couples having sex, porn maven NakedSword proposed something more ambitious. The result was a short entitled ... See More

Socialite and Stepford wife Rebecca (Barbara Niven) juggles a midlife crisis in the middle of a marriage meltdown underlined with secrets – and unrealized yearning. Her lesbian sidekicks propose a ... See More

:: TICKETS AT THE DOOR :: Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean is a dreamy, sexy reimagining of the mythic icon. Shot in smoky black-and-white with bursts of brilliant ... See More

:: TICKETS AT THE DOOR :: Ten years after the military romance of Yossi & Jagger, director Eytan Fox returns with a sequel entitled Yossi. A decade has passed since Yossi’s ... See More