Muhammad, Amir

2002

Against the bustling backdrop of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown, a Malay-Muslim narrator reminisces about a teenage relationship between himself and an ethnic Chinese classmate. "Pangyau", the Cantonese word for friend, is not just the story of a close friendship, but a prism through which the writer gets to examine his feelings about the the ways in which race and religion have been used in the national socio-political discourse.

Kennedy, Rory

2002

Pandemic: Facing AIDS is a feature length documentary that takes a unique look at the AIDS epidemic, melding intimate personal stories with a global perspective.

Czok, Alexandra

2002

The P-P-P-Pick-Up is a comic romantic meeting between a penguin and a woman.

Fink, Sacha

2002

The “straight” goods on growing up queer in a hetrosexual world.

Boswell, Scott

2002

In the fall of 1988, Adam returns to high school to face MAtt, the boy of his fantasies, after a summer of wondering if Matt shares his feelings.

Rowe, Courtney

2002

After receiving an ultimatum from her girlfriend to come out or get out, Paige begins a comical journey on a path to self discovery.

Lescot, Anne

2002

Lescot, Anne

2002

Of Men and Gods examines the daily existence of several Haitian men who are openly gay. Prevalent, yet still tavoo, homosexuality and gay culture are allowed to flourish within the context of Haiti’s vodou religion.

Friedrich, Su

2002

O’Brien, David

2002

A wealthy landwoner battles his wayward son in a gothic story of power and repression