McLeod, Dayna

2001

Lam, Chee

2001

Baumgartner, John

2001

A silent film in the style of Chaplin’s “Mutuals” this is a poignant tale of two lovers threatened by the war abroad and on the home front.

Atkins, Shawn

2001

An adrogynous figure who just had unprotected sex grapples internall with having put oneself at risk for HIV.

Dahlberg, Matt
Little, Amy

2001

Personal interviews with Frameline volunteers.

Baur, Gabriel

2001

Baur, Gabriel

2001

[From IMDB]: "A legendary Drag King Night in New York is the point of departure for an odyssey to transgendered worlds…"

Butler, Ryan

2001

A documentary about two women in North Carolina and their same-sex union ceremony that divided a community.

Corcoran, Jay

2001

3 men & 3 women for three years on the multi-therapies for AIDS/HIV.

Verheyde, Sylvie

2001

Here is Jeanne: a happily married, 35-year old osteopath, with a lovely 7-year old son, Louis. Combining a successful career with a fulfilling family life, she is the archetypal heterosexual woman. At a party arranged by her husband, she meets a pretty dancer called Marie, who is younger than she∑  and much less conventional. Intrigued by her, she is happy to pursue this new friendship. Jeanne decides to attend Marie's dance class. Marie is a tough, dominating teacher. But Jeanne hangs on, and the friendship continues. One day Marie kisses Jeanne with a passion that leaves no room for ambiguity: she likes women. Jeanne runs away∑ only to be caught up by her own feelings: she too has fallen, madly, inexplicably, but unquestionably, in love with Marie.