Film Categories: LGBTQ
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Judas at Midnight
film contains TWO MINUTES AFTER MIDNIGHT & THE JUDAS KISS see individual titles for details and rental price
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Lucky Bugger
A young boy spending the afternoon at the beach with his parents wanders off on his own to explore. In the isolated dunes, he spies two gay lovers.
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hollow
A film about the aftermath of loss. One person’s journey through grief and acceptance. Rage, mystery, and peace – all on the waterfront. “Intention and resolution soon become one in this contemplative black-and-white study which is as still and surreal as a painting by Magritte.” – Kathleen Smith, Director, Moving Pictures Festival
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All the Right Moves
Fagz vs. straights. Who are really the better dancers?
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Doppeljogger
Can’t stop the jog.
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Wads and Wads
Produced for the “Money” program at Splice This!, Toronto’s Super 8 film festival, “Wads and Wads” traces the attempt of two young men to have sex through a partition of clear vinyl. Toronto’s craft-couture sewing club The Westside Stitchers helped design the vinyl partition through which the young men play at lovemaking. The action of the film was improvised by the performers and shot and edited entirely in-camera by Robert Kennedy.
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Phineas Slipped
Restless schoolboys in class have daydreams that are sweet and romantic, hot and raunchy, and disturbingly violent.
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Ginger Beer
Paul wants to escape the pressures of teaching his homophobic students by entering the fantasy world of ballroom dancing. After a disastrous experience at a straight dancing school, Paul’s life takes a definite turn for the better when he discovers Linda, the glamorous lesbian dance teacher. But who will he be dancing with at the college Xmas party? “Strictly adorable.” – Shane Smith, Inside Out Toronto Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival “Absolutely wonderful.” – Jennifer Stark, Palm Springs International Short Film Festival
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Bedroom Suite
Freud was wrong – it is actually all about colour and form. A hyper-aesthetic sexploration trilogy with appearances by Jiva MacKay, Belleisabelle and Petra Chevrier. “Bedroom Suite” was made in response to Canada Custom’s definition of “obscenity.”
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You Fake
In this hilarious short, two women bet on how many lesbians fake orgasms.
