Mosbacher, Dee

1995

This probing documentary on homophobia in women's sports interviews many of the top names in women's sports, including Martina Navratilova.

Olavarria, Juliette

1995

Three daughters reflect back on their lives since their mother came out to them eleven years ago in Juliette Olavarria's video Our Mom's a Dyke. They very touchingly share with us the love they have for their mother while honestly telling us about the difficulties they have had with others and with themselves in coming to accept their mother's sexuality.

Sasagawa, Narusa

1995

One Shadowless Hour celebrates the diversity of Japanese lesbian lifestyles. This documentary mixes footage of the 2nd Tokyo Lesbian & Gay Parade with interviews with five women who challenge the lesbian stereotypes found in Japanese society.

McDowell, Peter

1995

Two tourist couples are captivated by queer San Francisco.

Ravich, Rand

1995

Ravich, Randy

1995

Mau, Heidi

1995

A couple of dykes reflect on their childhood experiences with nuns in Novices.

Hasick, Paul

1995

It's a typical Sunday for roommates Scott, a gay lab technician, and Gwen, a lesbian artist/waiter, in Not Alone: A Hallowe'en Romance, except it is October 31, and there's a protest march that evening against gay bashing - and the boy from last night is calling for another date.

Witkins, Doug

1995

A comedy-drama about the tangled lives and loves of six not entirely likable L.A. friends who are left to pick up the pieces after the death of Tom (Dan Frank), their darkly charismatic and manipulative leader. Despite the emotional and sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of Tom, both Wendy (Ericka Klein) and Kevin (Smith Forte) still carry a torch for him and are disconsolate with grief over his demise. The solace they find in each other eventually leads to more than either can handle. Then there’s Andy (Robert Pecora) who seems to have nothing better to do than to walk around in his skimpy underwear all day. For reasons unknown, he is unhappy with Ben (Mark S. Larson) the seemingly harmless new housemate. Meanwhile Ben goes on snooping expeditions through the house and performs inexplicable chores in the basement. When his motives come to light and Tom’s twisted mind games come back to haunt them, everyone does battle for a cut of the stakes in this sexy stylish film riddled with blink-and-you’ll-miss-them plot twists and turns. But you’ll no doubt be distracted by the dilemma of 18-year-old Vince (Koing Kuoch) who has a crush on his hunky cholo neighbor (Tymme Reitz).

Kwietniowski, Richard

1995

A broad range of Derek Jarman’s aquaintances celebrate his dizzying love of life a year after his death. Clancy Chassay, the young actor who debuted in Derek’s film Wittgenstein, provides a mischievous potted biography for Jarman beginners, and also reveals for the first time his Famous Last Words.