Jarman, Derek

1994

Derek Jarman's last film is a luminous, lyrical history of the maker's life between 1970 and 1986, set to new music by Brian Eno. Jarman once again reinvents himself and his style in Glitterbug. Using rare and unseen moments from his archive of Super 8 footage, he structures the film in short, chronological sequences. Glitterbug opens in his studio by the Thames, where Jarman made his first film. There is also a sequence at the second Alternative Miss World contest (a very '70s event), as well as behind-the-scenes shots from the making of Sebastiane and Jubilee. Glitterbug catches up with the '80s in shots of dancer Michael Clarke, and Tilda Swinton in an uncanny precursor of Orlando's garden scene. Glitterbug is entirely wordless. Brian Eno's moving score lends the film a beautiful pace, while Jarman's exquisite images engrave themselves on the eye.

1994

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Gant, Ella
Turner, Kay

1994

A down-and-dirty sextalk home movie.

Webb, Kelly

1994

From Beijing to Brooklyn pits militant antiporn feminist Bernice-Be-Good against a harem of proud sex workers who battle it out with their pussy powered kung-fu.Also produced by Kelly Webb.

1994

O'Connell, Raoul

1994

A shy sophomore suffers a crush on his seemingly unattainable room-mate.Winner of the 1994 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Audience Award for Best Short Film.

Taylor, Jocelyn

1994

A gay black woman and her straight brother discuss sexuality, desire, violence, self-hate, and notions of family.

Conroy, Dennis

1994

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Mosvold, Frank

1994

A boy is forced to choose between love and religious faith.