Ginsburg, Lisa

2000

An uplifting rocking narrative of a woman breaking through an oppresive past and work environment, finding her bliss when a butch knock out arrives on the scene and escorts her to a happening lesbian scene. Features local San Francisco band The Hail Mary's.

2000

de Vries, Sonja
Collins, Rhonda

2000

Revisits the history of radical politics in the US through the life of Laura Whitehorn, a lesbian political activist who was incarcerated for 14 years for crimes against the US Government.

Cheng, Angela

2000

Short film discussing an iterracial lesbian relationship.

Lotan, Oded

2000

Ron, at 22, still lives with his parents. He barely knows the day light hours and his nights are divided between his job as editor of wedding videos, chats on the internet and futureistic fantasies. One night all the elements he toys with converge and, for the first time in his life. Ron is willing to risk an inperson human interaction.

ÓBrien, David

2000

Michael and Jake turn to drugs in an attempt to jump start a faltering open relationship.

ÓBrien, David

2000

Michael and Jake turn to drugs in an attempt to jump start a faltering open relationship.

Tabb, Tracy Michele

2000

Would you risk it all for just one kiss?

Cullen, Colette

2000

Odd Sock is a tender story about a teenage son/ mother relationship which challenges conventional stereotypes

Collyer, Laurie

2000

A documentary about three generations of a NY Puerto Rican family, narrated by the eldest successful gay son.

With devastating and inspiring effect, charismatic members of a tight-knit Puerto Rican family share their pain and disappointments in this gripping documentary. Robert, 29, is the eldest of five children in the Torres clan, which clusters around matriarch Marta's crowded Brooklyn flat. A college graduate, Robert lives in Greenwich Village, works as a teacher and administrator in the bilingual school he cofounded for underprivileged kids, and watches over his siblings. Beatriz, called Betty, vanishes periodically, then promises to enter a program to overcome her dependence on crack and heroin. Tati has moved to Florida to deal with her own addictions. Danny, having spent half of his 23 years behind bars, is recently paroled from Riker's Island. Milly, the youngest at 13, has thus far escaped the fates of many poor Puerto Rican immigrants. Marta, tirelessly raising the brood of grandchildren abandoned by her children, believes her love for her family will eventually alleviate their problems and, with Robert's loyal support, refuses to lose hope. Robert himself dreams of a better-paying job and a boyfriend. Hip-Hop and Latin music pervade the soundtrack of this brutally honest and emotionally powerful portrait of an American family.