ID#1 is a bisexual woman, a successful writer, moving from one city to another, who has experienced not only a vibe of fame, but also the emptiness of air-conditioned rooms in a nut house, where the windows just never open.

An intimate look inside the life of a talented young artist navigating his way through a foreign land.

Frances Reed identifies as gender non-conforming and deals with the struggle of pain and injury connected to gender presentation. Frances’ story is about the challenges and joys of living in one’s body, while also seeking to connect and grow in relationship and service to others.

The experiences of New Zealand Gay men on the dating app Grindr.

Seattle-based queer comedians are changing comedy using their own brand of humor, proving that social change is best served funny.

The QUARE In There (TQIT) activates the intersections surrounding Black queer subjectivity and shakes up contemporary conversations around race, gender, and sexuality. Shot in Oakland, California, TQIT explores the lives of individuals as creators of their own world.

In the traditional world of square dancing, gay clubs in New York and California accept anyone, gay or straight, just as they are.

A captivating journey into the lives of LGBT members in Birmingham, Alabama–and a celebration of the friendships formed within Pride events.

Fred and Emile were the first gay men to announce their marriage in the front page of The Lowell Sun newspaper. Now in their 80’s, the film profiles these two recently married gay men and the hurdles they encountered in their lives across several decades.