First Period: “The Vagina Monologues” For the Rest of Us

If there’s one thing to expect from Charlie Vaughn’s “totally rocking superstar extraordinaire” comedy, it is to expect the absolute unexpected.

Coke for Dummies: Lose Your Head

About the only reaction you will have after watching this Berlin-based, hallucinogenically-driven thriller can be summed up in two words: quit trippin’!

G.B.F.

Goes With Any Outfit!

Birthday Cake: Bitter Crumbs of a Family Circus

The highlight of this darkly humorous mocumentary about a gay couple’s nightmarish birthday party for their adopted daughter is, surprisingly, an astonishing dramatic performance from Helen Shaver.

Gore Vidal: the United States of Amnesia

The Real Most Interesting Man In The World

Valentine Road: A Heartbroken Path of Injustice

The horrific murder of 15-year-old Larry King by his 14-year-old classmate Brandon McInerney is heart-wrenchingly examined in this Philadelphia premiere of Martha Cunningham’s documentary at QFest.

Who’s Afraid of Vagina Wolf – Anna Margarita Albelo

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Insidiously Intelligent–Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia

‘The United States was founded by the brightest people in the country – and we haven’t seen them since.’

The Secret Disco Revolution: Play That Funky Music, Gay Boy!

Jamie Kastner’s insightful documentary suggests that there was more than just glitter, disco balls, and drugs behind the 70’s greatest creation.

Breaking the Girls

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