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Director

Marian, Imri

Year

1990

Synopsis

Filmmaker Imri Marian introduces audiences to Zalman Shoshi, the most famous drag queen in Israel. The film is a painful and moving portrait of Zalman's life, sex, work, and need for love.


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Director

Muir, Madeline

Year

1990


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Director

Dempsey, Shawna

Year

1990

Synopsis

An outrageous feminist romp about the care and feeding of happy female genitalia.


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Director

Cole, Jeff

Year

1990

Synopsis

Paul, 18, is gay and wants to tell his father. They go on holiday together and with the aid of a video camera play the truth game. Observing the tensions between a gay father and son, the film surveys the "forbidden space" between love and the erotic.


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Director

MacLean, David

Year

1990


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Child, Abigail

Year

1990

Synopsis

1. "The Swamp: America's new family entertainment!" From bookstore to theme park, Swamp depicts how culture threatens to sink from sight in a mire of relentless progress. Enthusiastic overacting and fancy dress parties form the basis of Abigail Child's soap opera send-up which approaches the narrative structure of a TV serial so it can then splutter apart in a dizzying, discontinuous montage. The confused heroine, played by writer Carla Harryman, runs a beleaguered bookstore, and is trying to find time to tell her fiancé that she's seeing another woman—her psychiatrist's receptionist. As plots and characters pile up, their intrigues begin to converge.


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Child, Abigail

Year

1990

Synopsis

1. "The Swamp: America's new family entertainment!" From bookstore to theme park, Swamp depicts how culture threatens to sink from sight in a mire of relentless progress. Enthusiastic overacting and fancy dress parties form the basis of Abigail Child's soap opera send-up which approaches the narrative structure of a TV serial so it can then splutter apart in a dizzying, discontinuous montage. The confused heroine, played by writer Carla Harryman, runs a beleaguered bookstore, and is trying to find time to tell her fiancé that she's seeing another woman—her psychiatrist's receptionist. As plots and characters pile up, their intrigues begin to converge.


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Director

Hilferty, Robert

Year

1990

Synopsis

A look at the preparation for ACT UP's controversial demonstration against Cardinal O'Connor at St. Patrick's Cathedral in 1989.


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Director

Black, Angie

Year

1990

Synopsis

Angie Black’s State of Mind takes us through an experimental sexual journey as a butch babe on a motorcycle recalls a past lover.


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Director

Harris, Thomas Allen

Year

1990

Synopsis

An emotionally violent (and funny) flashback to prepuberty.


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