Legendary Hollywood star Dean Stockwell gives a commanding performance as Dell Farraday, a gruff father who inflicts his homophobia on his gay youngest son, Campbell (played by heartbreaker Jason Behr, of WB's "Roswell" fame).

After sharing a magical potion around the campfire, a half-dozen hot, South African guys get their rocks off amidst the exotic natural beauty outside of Cape Town - these gorgeous men frolic au naturel in the lush countryside.

Tony® award-winning actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein (Bullets Over Broadway) re-creates his role as the unsinkable Arnold Beckoff in this film adaption of the smash Broadway play.

This terrific, full-on lesbian melodrama takes up the long tradition of Baby Dyke Girls' Boarding School movies and features a stunning cast of young female stars (Piper Perabo, Jessica Pare, and Mischa Barton). A gorgeous production from out lesbian director Lea Pool.

A terrific teen lesbian story about the love between poor white tomboy Randy (the way pre-L Word Laurel Holloman) and her affluent African American classmate Evie (Nicole Ari Parker). Randy services Evie?s Range Rover at the gas station, and things get going from there.

Openly gay British actor Sir Ian McKellen brilliantly recreates the last days of Hollywood's only openly gay director of the 1930s, James Whale.

Based on David Leavitt's novel The Page Turner. A young gay pianist Paul meets his idol, Richard Kennington (Paul Rhys, Vincent and Theo), when he is asked to turn the famed pianist's pages at a concert. The two flirt afterwards, and six months later when they meet again, they begin a tempestuous affair. But Paul's controlling mother also is attracted to Kennington, and to avoid embarrassment, Richard abruptly leaves town. Later, the two men meet again ...

Megan (Natasha Lyonne) has it all. She's popular, pretty, dates the captain of the football team, and she's a cheerleader. To Megan's surprise, one day her family and friends confront her with evidence that she is gay: she's a vegetarian, she doesn't like kissing her boyfriend, and she's got a poster of a cheerleader in her locker.

This tremendously powerful portrait of the life and death of Brandon Teena was one of the best films of 1999, and, in our humble opinion: one of the best films of all time.

A fresh and funny comedy featuring a group of women whose lives and loves intertwine against the backdrop of a Los Angeles lesbian bar.