Genres: queer

  • Dancing to Happiness (Tanz ins Glück)

    Anna is working as a cleaning lady. Every night she cleans Helen’s office. Helen is a high-level broker working in the stock exchange. The two women live in different worlds and normally would never meet each other. However, they happen to have enrolled in the same salsa course. “Lightly written and deftly performed, ‘Dancing to Happiness’ is a pure charmer.” – Sean Bugg, Washington Metro Weekly. Selected Screenings: LesGaiCineMad, 2009 (Madrid, Spain); Hamburg Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, 2009 (Germany); Inside Out Lesbian & Gay Festival, 2009 (Toronto, ON) Director’s statement In film school I had the wonderful possibility to…

  • Son of the Preacher

    Billy, the son of the preacher, secretly falls for a mysterious and pretty new parishioner. Constrained only to be able to look at her during Mass, he slowly lets himself punctuate the ceremonies with bits of his fantasies, giving rise to a succession of eclectic, often romantic, but sometimes naughty thoughts.

  • Teddy

    Tony, a dyed-in-the-wool Londoner, has travelled over 10,000 miles to rural New Zealand for a holiday with his ex, Neil, who abandoned Tony for a life on the other side of the world. While Tony’s hopes of rekindling his relationship with Neil are complicated by the presence of Neil’s new man, it’s a faded old teddy bear that will finally decide their fate. Selected Screenings and Awards: Audience Award for Best Short, Out Takes Film Festival, 2009 (New Zealand); Inside Out LGBT Film Festival, 2009 (Toronto, ON); Frameline, 2009 (San Francisco, CA)

  • Miss Edmonton Teenburger 1983 in It’s Party Time!

    Watch in awe as Miss Edmonton Teenburger 1983 graces the screen in her first featurette, IT’S PARTY TIME! A story as layered as her hair, as ethereal as her style. A pop explosion of Ukranian delight that will leave you bedazzled. Are you ready?

  • Miss Edmonton Teenburger 1983 in You’re Eternal…

    This featurette stars a young Miss Edmonton Teenburger 1983, who escapes into a world of fantasy, as she deals with the pressures of youth. Unicorn! Wizard! And ketchup chips!

  • Do Not Bend

    Sometimes even a monster home in the suburbs isn’t big enough to contain the baggage of one complicated couple. Newlyweds Catye and Jason have it all: looks, excellent jobs, and a great big mortgage they can handle no sweat. There’s only one hitch: they haven’t consummated their marriage. “Do Not Bend” is the story of what happens when two people try to replace reality with a fantasy that is the opposite of their wildest dreams.

  • Blue Covers

    When the adult survivor of sexual abuse meets her lover, she struggles to remain present. She must remember that the hands of her lover are not the hands of her childhood abuser, and so, the separation between past and present begins to blur. Narrative and experimental, “Blue Covers” is an emotional, psychological and spiritual journey. A compelling look at the effects of sexual trauma, this short film is for survivors of abuse and those who care for them. “Blue Covers” was made possible through the generous support of San Francisco Women Against Rape and proj-ect PRO:JECT.

  • 510 meters above sea level

    A small airport in Switzerland. Simone must bury her father, but she misses her connecting flight. Natalie is waiting – for whom, she doesn’t know yet. Two strangers caught up in a night far away until time catches up with them. German/Swiss German with English subtitles

  • Homoworld

    A closeted straight couple’s relationship comes under strain in a flip-side world where the majority of society is gay.

  • Still On About Keith Cole

    Inspired by The Cockettes, musical art star darlings KIDS ON TV have never looked and sounded so good. A music video where the KIDS are the kids, the mother a gift-bearing fairy wood nymph and the father a high-heeled, nosey prude. Modern-day family values brought to life by director and subject Keith Cole, “Still On About Keith Cole” is a hippy, trippy homage to our queer past.