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Director: Normals, The
Year: 1993
Synopsis: Highlights the presence of gays and lesbians within Brazilian society.

Director: Whitaker, Claire
Year: 1993
Synopsis: Claire Whitaker's lively memoir of the Catholic girls’ boarding school of her youth and of her coming to terms with her sexual identity.

Director: Schneider, Jane
Year: 1993
Synopsis: A clever look at a pair of dykes on bikes who are nearly pulled apart by obsessive jealousy.

Director: Gilbert, Sky
Year: 1993
Synopsis: Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey are alive and well and living in the director and cast of My Addiction. "I love Dick. I want to wash his socks. I want to watch him move. I want him to be unable to think about me because it's too much . . ." Married man Matt is so in love with wild hustler Dick that, one night, he leaves his wife and plants himself in Dick's apartment. Dick's hooker roommate Marvette warns Matt that Dick will kill him when he returns, but Matt's not going anywhere, he's addicted to Dick. Canadian director Sky Gilbert is best known to Bay Area audiences for his Theatre Rhinoceros productions My Night with Tennessee and Drag Queens in Outer Space. But My Addiction is unlike anything you've seen before. It's a genuine discovery, a haunting, low-tech, two-room drama about neuroses, sex, and compulsive behavior. Doesn't sound funny? Wrong: My Addiction is one of the drollest films we've seen in a long time.

Director: Collins, Lisa
Year: 1993
Synopsis: When a Brooklyn babysitter, the neighborhood matriarch, is killed by a stray bullet, the reminiscences of five women (all played by Lisa Collins) entwine, weaving the tale of their lives.

Director: Maclvor, Daniel
Year: 1993
Synopsis: Daniel MacIvor's amazingly hilarious diatribe/portrait of a beer-drinking, chain-smoking queen who saw Margaret Atwood in a restaurant and proceeds to tell us all about Margaret Atwood and the problem with Canada.

Director: Maclvor, Daniel
Year: 1993
Synopsis: Daniel MacIvor's amazingly hilarious diatribe/portrait of a beer-drinking, chain-smoking queen who saw Margaret Atwood in a restaurant and proceeds to tell us all about Margaret Atwood and the problem with Canada.