Acclaimed visual artist Paul Cadmus makes a rare public appearance to introduce local filmmaker David Sutherland's literate and affecting Cadmus portrait and to comment upon the recent unveiling after 58 years of his banned in 1934 painting "The Fleet's In!." In the award-winning documentary, the quixotic American figurist is astonishing and his reminiscences are oddly discreet, especially where sexuality is concerned, but there's no doubting his friendships with Forster and Auden.

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A moving personal account of a gay filmmaker who used his art to come out. Peck examines just how far we have come since the 70s utilizing many of the more explicit scenes he had cut from his first feature Nighthawks. NOTE: Strip Jack Naked was scheduled for last year's festival but was never shown due to print shipping problems - it's here this year, don't miss it!

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Set in working-class England, this made-for-television film from the director of Antonia and Jane has been acclaimed internationally as one of the finest depictions of the lesbian experience.

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