Salvo, Calogero

1996

Mama, I Have Something to Tell You shares intimate dialogue between mother and son as they confront each others' feelings about homosexuality.

Maybury, John

1996

Maybury, John

1996

A homage to Alan Turing, the British cryptographer who pioneered the concept of machine intelligence. Queer icons old and new collide in this extrava-gantly beautiful tribute to Alan Turing, the gay British cryptographer who pioneered the concept of machine intelligence. The latest technology, combined with a uniquely personal style, allows Director John Maybury (Love Is The Devil) to update the unconventional conventions of 1970s experimental cinema, while giving them his own distinctly ‘90s spin (including a great electronica/trance score that hypnotizes you, even as it forces you to shake your butt). Kaleidoscopic visuals ravage the senses, and send the mind reeling with revelations about the power of image, the meaning of gay identity and the nature of desire. Traditionalists beware! There's no easy narrative to follow. But for those who seek adventure in uncharted waters, this is one heck of a fabulous gay trip. So leave your preconceptions about what a film should be outside the theater, sit back and enjoy the ride.

Kalal, David Dasharath

1996

Through video effects and an ehereal soundtrack, Kalal pays homage to Persis Khambatta (you remember the first Star Trek) in all of her melodramatic splendor and sensual baldnness.

Gaffney, Stuart

1996

Hoolboom, Mike

1996

Beginning with a text by Vito Russo, a series of mini-portraits about AIDS, love and mourning.

Brown, Nancy

1996

Letter to Maya is a warm and moving portrait of a family going through the process of adopting a baby girl from China. The way two lesbians try to answer their adopted Chinese daughter’s inevitable questions about where she was born.

1996

Real people, real lives, real disaster stories, individuals and couples reveal their tales of woe or offer advice on how to avoid “bed death” in the future.

1996

Real people, real lives, real disaster stories, individuals and couples reveal their tales of woe or offer advice on how to avoid “bed death” in the future.

Duesing, James

1996