Set in a working TV production office, this film follows a team producing a low-end, tacky soap opera. Executive producer Jo is leaving, and emotionally vulnerable Mark is up for the job. He’s stressed over the anniversary of his lover’s death from AIDS and by his crush on Bill, who has just broken up with his girlfriend. The tension is compounded by the homophobia of the executives upstairs and by the secret erotic skirmishes behind closed doors. The TV they produce becomes the characters’ mirror, and the film is a satire, but one that is much more than parody.

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In the summer of 1881, King Ludwig II of Bavaria traveled to Lake Lucerne with Joseph Kainz, an actor in his court, to recreate scenes from Schiller’s William Tell in their authentic settings. Against stunning Alpine backdrops, this film records the historical rise of aestheticism as well as the way power plays itself out in even platonic, yet homoerotic, relationships. The directors have cast Helmet Berger, the star of Luchino Visconti’s 1975 Ludwig, as the same character here.

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An informative, frank, and sexy guide to safer lesbian sex. This video does not shy away from sensitive subjects, delivering timely information in a sensual and passionate way. Six beautiful women explicitly demonstrate safer sex techniques and clearly point out what is not considered safe. Made for and by lesbian women, with stunning beauty and openness.

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