A wonderful slice of life film from one of our top directors, Paul Bright

A satirical comedy set in Jakarta about friendship, homosexuality, adultery and the shallowness of the nouveau riche, “Arisan!” caused quite a stir in Indonesia when it presented the first openly gay kiss between the two male leads.

Bulldog in the Whitehouse takes political satire to obscene new heights: portraying the Bush administration as a cabal of lustful and traitorous gay men who are too busy having sex to notice the empire crumbling down around them.

Told in five intertwined vignettes, “Pantasya” is everyman’s dream come true as the cable guy turns into an afternoon tryst, the pizza delivery man delivers more than pizza and locker room holds more than clothes and hot showers.

An award-winning blend of dozens of clips, “Rock Hudson’s Home Movies” sheds a new and provocative light on one of Hollywood’s greatest legends.

An exquisitely sharp screwball comedy about the meaning of family. Marriage minded, working class girl, Annie is determined to snag Ron, a fellow employee as her husband...There is only one problem with Annie’s plan, Ron already has a mate, Nick.

This gem of a romantic comedy plays like a hybrid of “Clerks” and Woody Allen. Johnny is a struggling rock & roller, living in Chicago where his best friend Wiley spends his time collecting porn magazines and wrestling with his sexuality.

Academy Award Winner in 1994 for best live action short film, Trevor is narrated by a boyantly charming 13-year-old boy who loves to lip-sync to Dianna Ross, gets excited looking at photos of men, and develops a crush on the most popular boy in school.