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Director

Lau, Mishann

Year

1998

Synopsis

Have you ever been turned on, put off, felt up, let down, pucked up and left alone, all in one night? Then you haven't met Randy.


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Director

Evans, Rodney

Year

1998

Synopsis

A film about my brother and myself and what it has meant to grow up black and gay in a homophobic Jamaican culture. Close To Home presents a Jamaican gay man’s funny and painful coming-of-age. story.


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Director

Carlson, Karen

Year

1998

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Team of 12 women (5 with breast cancer) prepare for and climb Alaska's Mt. McKinley to raise awareness of breast cancer.

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Climb Against The Odds is a moving documentary about the courage of women and the struggle to bring global attention to the crisis of breast cancer. Narrated by Olympia Dukakis, it tells the story of twelve women – some survivors of breast cancer, some cancer free – and their attempt to climb Mt. McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America, and one of the most treacherous climbs in the world. Filmed over the final year of a two-and-a-half year training period, this exhilarating tale delves into the intimate stories of the survivors and the struggles they endure with training, the climb and the disease itself. Their climb takes place during the worst weather on Mt. McKinley in over a decade, and the film holds nothing back as the women struggle to overcome horrible weather, emotional strain and numerous physical ailments. A truly inspirational and stirring film, Climb Against The Odds reveals the heart, spirit and true heroism of these twelve women, and sheds light on a disease that affects not only one woman every minute, but each and every one of us at some point in our lives.


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Director

Ferrario, Davide

Year

1998

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Domenico (Silvio Orlando) is a chronically unemployed southerner struggling to survive in Italy’s unfriendly North. Desperate to change his destiny once and for all, he plans to rob a bank and head across the border to Switzerland. Things go wrong, however, and Domenico is forced to take a hostage: Tommaso (Diego Abatantuono), a bankrupt businessman trapped in a loveless marriage. Tommaso is soon in command, and convinces his captor to change direction and drive south. The plan is to meet Tommaso’s friend Orfeo in Puglia and sail from there to Egypt. But once again things don’t go quite as planned. Domenico is shocked to discover that Orfeo is not only a policeman – he’s Tommaso’s secret lover!


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Director

Magic, Sprinkle

Year

1998


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Director

Gee, Daven

Year

1998

Synopsis

Part diary, part science experiment -- cells, desire, nature, love and loss careen and collide.


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Director

Pons, Ventura

Year

1998

Synopsis

[From IMDB]: "Eleven episodes portray different encounters in Barcelona during the course of a single night towards the end of the millennium."


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Director

Boumans, Toni

Year

1998

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Story of Lesbian who was first woman composer in Holland and Orange County, and also worked with WWII resistance in Holland.

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Following an obscure escape route through the snowy French countryside, destroying thousands of public records at federal offices in Holland, living as a man as the Nazi's search for the only female conductor in Holland… These are not plot points from the newest Hollywood action movie meant to chill and thrill you, but are events from the true life-story of Frieda Bellinfante. A handsome and courageous Jewish lesbian, Frieda was instrumental in the Holland Resistance during WWII and made history as one of the first female conductors. Chronicling her life and loves through interviews, photographs, and historical footage, we see the amazing path that Frieda took: from her birth in Amsterdam to her flight from the Nazi's into Switzerland, from her move to the United States to the revival of her musical and conducting career once she settled in Hollywood. Charming, honest, and exciting, …BUT I WAS A GIRL tells of a remarkable life filled with trials, successes, loves, and loss — the whole of the fascinating human drama.


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Director

Dimas, Christos

Year

1998

Synopsis

Breath says goodbye through four elegant dance pieces -- about the lover, the mother, the city and the Breath.


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Director

Devine, Siobhan

Year

1998


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