La Ronde, the classic sexual merry-go-round, is updated to the age of AIDS by Themistocles Lopez and given a gay perspective that results in a sexy, funny, and hauntingly civilized film that does Schnitzler proud. Here, in contemporary New York, it is chanteuse meets pious workman meets wife meets doctor meets maid meets writer meets young hustler meets social worker meets dancer, etc. With Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) as an avid chicken-hawk.

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Described as a lesbian Slacker, this first feature offers an inside look at lesbian life in the 1990s. There’s Max, who is looking for love, and Kia, who thinks she’s found it in Evy. But to complicate Kia’s life, there’s the seemingly available Ely, who lives with the loose Darla, who in turn believes Ely would like Max. “There’s an innocence about the characters that’s usually missing from ‘lesbian chic’ coverage; these women look more like twenty-something figures in underground video or Alison Bechdel’s Dykes To Watch Out For*.* GO FISH begins just about where coming-out films used to end.” — Sundance Film Festival

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With a beautiful cameo performance by the real Sylvia Syndey, this bizarre, sophisticated thriller recalls the cult film Performance. A stylish thriller starring Sex Pistols’ John Lydon as an effeminate self-professed cop killer and Harvey Keitel as a corrupt police lieutenant, the two have an intense sado-masochistic relationship that just barely conceals the homosexual attraction threatening to engulf both of them.

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