Margarita is a pretty and vivacious young Mexican woman who knows how to have fun, enjoying her cute law school girlfriend. She works as a nanny for a Canadian upscale family who call her family, but when their finances take a spill, they fire her and she is threatened with deportation.

Based on a true story, this passionate BBC drama tells the sumptuous Victorian period tale of upper class society lady Anne Lister (played by the beautiful Maxine Peak) — who defied conventions by living with her female lover, and who recorded her numerous lesbian adventures in her diaries!

Pascal has been in a destructive, violent relationship, picking pockets for a living; scared in his own home. When he meets the gentle and shy Ricky at a street café, he must break through Ricky’s reticence to open his heart for love.

A stunning ode to love and sex, which literally elevates both to mythological heights!

FISH OUT OF WATER is a spirited documentary that explores the seven Bible passages notoriously used to condemn homosexuality and justify marriage discrimination. This genre-bending, intellectually condensed analysis of the homophobic religious arguments is a mixture of animation, LGBTQ community interviews and expert analysis from theologians across the country.

Thirty wonderful lesbian short films - nearly seven solid hours of lesbian romance, drama, comedy and more at a super bargain price!

Two great award-winning films from Taiwanese lesbian director Zero Chou!

From Auraeus Solito, director of The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros, BOY is a delightful and sexy coming-of-age story about a young poet in Manila who discovers his sexuality and falls for a macho dancer.

The inspiring story of movement leaders who have championed LGBT rights.

Director Gus Van Sant's riveting biopic about slain gay rights activist and San Francisco city supervisor Harvey Milk.

A wild queer comedy of errors! Winner, Best Feature, NY LBGT Film Fest!

Steamy Thai nights provide the backdrop for unbridled romance, crime and action as two men unexpectedly brave forbidden love.

Seven Sexy and Smart Award Winning Gay Shorts!

Logo's The Big Gay Sketch Show is back with another season of groundbreaking sketch comedy series! The eight episodes feature a combination of traditional and music-based sketches, pop culture parodies and recurring characters, all from a unique LGBT perspective.

Does God really condemn loving homosexual relationships? Is the chasm separating Christianity from gays and lesbians too wide to cross? Is the Bible an excuse to hate?

Love My Life is a love story true to the youth culture of Japan. College girls Ichiko and Eri fall in love quite suddenly...

There's no question about it — both gay AND lesbian audiences love Queer as Folk! And now, the most popular queer TV series ever is ALL yours in a stunning boxed set complete with extras galore!

On the night before her brother's wedding, Gray (Heather Graham) realizes she has feelings for his fiance (Bridget Moynahan)! Suddenly Gray and everyone around her has to face the fact that she's a lesbian in this New York City rom-com from director Sue Kramer.

Julie Goldman (The D Word, LOGO's "The Big Gay Sketch Show") stars as charming butch tattooist Linda, who runs the camera for uptight field reporter Kelly (Emily Burton, Out At The Wedding). Thrown together on assignment, they discover friendship, self-acceptance and hope in this unique buddy movie.

More than a coming out film and more than a love story, THE GYMNAST is a visually stunning drama about hope, second chances, and finding the courage to defy gravity!

When hard boiled private eye Donald Strachey finds his latest client dead, an apparent suicide, Albany's favorite gay detective smells a rat and decides to take matters into his own hands.

A luminous and inspiring portrait of people around the world facing the harsh realities of AIDS.

When Caleb pretends to be gay to get close to Gwen, the strategy backfires: Gwen tries to set him up with her gay best friend Marc. Instead of immediately confessing what's up, Caleb agrees to the date, even asking his own gay friend Kyle for pointers on how to behave. The plot further thickens because Kyle is interested in Marc himself.

From the underground to the Oscar-winning, the titillating to the tasteful, the campy to the heartfelt, The Queer Movie Poster Book is a captivating visual history of the best of queer film culture. 130 pages. B&W and Color.

More Tales of the City returns to DVD in this special DVD edition! Armistead Maupin's beloved bestsellers about 1970s San Francisco are brought to vivid life in this exuberant saga, with its intersecting lives, gleeful coincidences and innocent raunchiness. The new DVD edition features many candid behind the scenes "tales!" 2 discs,

This spectacular collection of vintage queer movie trailers offers a crash course in lesbian, gay, bi and transgender (LGBT) movie history and a colorful look at nearly every major mainstream queer-themed film produced between 1953 and 1977...

Vibrant production design, campy fashions, unbelievably catchy tunes and whimsical choreography come together to make this candy-colored update of a classic Dutch TV series an absolute must-see!