Sloan, Brian

1993

“One Life to Live”’s Josh Weinstein signs on a new attendant and finds himself the object of desire for both the health club's amorous aerobics instructor and a male club member. Which way to turn? What's a boy to do? Released in the U.S. as part of Boys Life, a feature-length package of three gay shorts.

Fry, Katherine

1993

A fairy-tale proto-lesbian princess turns her beau into a frog.

Parker, Christine

1993

"Taste it while it's ripe, or let it rot." A young Maori woman is seduced (and abandoned) by her white trash boyfriend's coworker—a butch and sexy tow-truck driver. Lucy (“Xena: Warrior Princess”) Lawless gives instructions on reaching out for life's pleasures.

Adkin, David

1993

Out is a spirited overview of the lives and struggles of lesbian and gay youth in Canada. In this groundbreaking film, director David Adkin covers a broad range of concerns as he breaks the silences, smashes the stereotypes, and boldly brings out a new generation of outspoken, articulate, and proud lesbian and gay young people.The film's rich cross-section of interviews reflects a diversity of economic backgrounds, religious, ethnic, and cultural heritages. Frank interviews with parents, along with discussions of homophobia, coming out, and finding community make the film a great primer for young people, gay and straight.

Snider, Greta

1993

What do gay men think about women's bodies? It's a subject that both men and women would often rather not talk about. Against an image-track of sensually resonant found footage, Greta Snider's gay friends speak honestly, if somewhat disturbingly, on this mostly uncharted area of the lesbian and gay community psyche.

Snider, Greta

1993

What do gay men think about women's bodies? It's a subject that both men and women would often rather not talk about. Against an image-track of sensually resonant found footage, Greta Snider's gay friends speak honestly, if somewhat disturbingly, on this mostly uncharted area of the lesbian and gay community psyche.

Chvatal, Dorothy

1993

Deals with artificial insemination and spends some time with seven adults who were raised by lesbian mothers.

MacDonald, Becky

1993

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Maniaci, Teodoro

1993

This riveting documentary offers the most dynamic historical overview of gays and lesbians in modern American society since Before Stonewall. Focusing on the contemporary religious Right Wing proliferation of curative therapies for homosexuality, One Nation Under God offers historical context as well as a political analysis of a frighteningly large movement. Extensive archival footage conveys the history of attempts to cure, discourage, and stigmatize homosexuality through medical and psychiatric pathologies. Archival interview footage of the scary, straight-faced authorities of the ‘50s and ‘60s are contrasted with today's experts on "reparative therapy." Featuring interviews with individuals currently involved with the ex-gay movement, the film's highlight is its interview with the ex-ex-gays, Gary and Michael, cofounders of the ex-gay organization, Exodus International. Gary and Michael, who fell in love with each other and denounced the movement, speak candidly, with warmth and humor, about their own personal, spiritual, and political growth. Winner of the 1993 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Audience Award for Best Documentary.

Rizzo, Teresa

1993

On Becoming explores notions of gender identity and gender as performance, and paves the way for the body of the future.