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Director: Okazaki, Steven
Year: 1995
Synopsis: In this poignant documentary, young adults talk about what it is like to be HIV-positive and how it has changed their lives.

Director: Christopher, Mark
Year: 1995
Synopsis: Set on an expansive bean farm on the Fourth of July, all-American Jack Gudmanson discovers the reason his father has long since disappeared. Skillfully crafted, this film is one of the most beautiful in this year’s Festival, both cinematically and emotionally.

Director: Nunez, Gloria
Year: 1995
Synopsis: Learn how not to behave in a bar in Bar Jeder Frau and find out what an important Spanish business woman does on her lunch breaks.

Director: Greyson, John
Year: 1995
Synopsis: In November, 1993, a bag of porn tapes featuring teenage boys was found in a river near London, Canada. This discovery triggered a sensational investigation into child pornography, resulting in the arrest of over 60 London-area men. Yet members of the gay community began to speak up, accusing Police Chief Julian Fantino of conducting a homophobic witchhunt. After the Bath digs past the lurid headlines to investigate this moral panic. Interviews with journalists, social workers, police officials and gay activists are juxtaposed, exposing how the police and media have manipulated terms and statistics to create the specter of a province-wide “child-pornography ring.” In fact, only two of the men arrested were charged with procuring (consensual) teen prostitution. Some of the hustlers and men describe how their lives have been destroyed by the front-page headlines.

Director: Tate, Jennifer
Year: 1995
Synopsis: An Africanesque lesbian finds what she wants only after she stops looking for it.

Director: Lagarde, Charlotte
Year: 1994
Synopsis: "Zeuf" challenges the idea that one associates with breast cancer, representing a strong and beautiful image of life, a woman who has dignity and pride. Charlotte Lagrade's inspiring look at a breast cancer survivor.