West, Jake

1998

Darkly satiric vampire film set in the swining, Gothic scene of London in the 1990s, arises in 1850, when the headstrong and beautiful Lilith Silver was still alive. Armed with a coffin full of weapons, in the 1990s, she's a contract killer hired to eliminate all members o f the mysterious and evil Masonic "Illuminati" sect.

Tired of the usual tame, bloodless vampire movie? Well, this darkly satiric film pumps new blood into the genre. Set in the swinging Gothic scene of 1990s London, Razor Blade Smile starts in 1850, when headstrong, beautiful and bisexual Lilith Silver (Eileen Daly) was still traditionally "alive." During a pistol duel involving her lover and the sinister Sir Sethane Blake, Lilith produces her own pistol and shoots Blake herself. But Sir Sethane is no mere mortal. After he bestows the dark gift of the vampire upon her, all eternity becomes Lilith’s playground. Now, 150 years later, she is the most outrageous, most latex-laden and most seductive woman you’ll ever meet – the ultimate guillotine maiden, with her own lascivious style. Armed with a coffin full of weapons, she’s a contract killer hired to eliminate all members of the mysterious and evil Masonic "illuminati" sect. This sizzling assassin out for blood can out-fight Emma Peel, out-dress Catwoman and bust Barbarella’s curves, all while eluding the police, who are desperate to discover her identity and end the carnage. Although our heroine ends up with a fellow, this super stylish, over-the-top vampire romp will leave you screaming for more.

West, Jake

1998

Darkly satiric vampire film set in the swining, Gothic scene of London in the 1990s, arises in 1850, when the headstrong and beautiful Lilith Silver was still alive. Armed with a coffin full of weapons, in the 1990s, she's a contract killer hired to eliminate all members o f the mysterious and evil Masonic "Illuminati" sect.

Bautista, Pablo Tapay

1998

Portrait of a young Filipino-American who, after coming out to his homophobic co-worker, gains a new outlook on life.

von Praunheim, Rosa

1998

Yung, Wayne

1998

From Canada comes a lesson in The Queen’s Cantonese, which instructs you on how to ask for a blowjob, confront a philandering boyfriend or request the technique of One Golden Finger Dividing the Jade Peach.

D' Souza, Kevin

1998

Puri inserts "our brown-South-Asian-selves" into the picture

Hintz, Loretta

1998

The importance of Title IX, an endangered law ensuring girls' access to sports, is illuminated by the lasting effects of its absence in my early life. Pre-Title IX Girl looks at the importance of this endangered law that ensures girls’ access to sports.

Pak, Greg

1998

A pair of artistes confront the impossibility of communication by telling post-modern knock-knock jokes.

1998

Bonder, Diane

1998

Using the laws of science as a metaphor the film explores domestic labor, disease, violence and desire, and the way in whcih the social becomes inscribed on the body.