You Belong to Me

Surprisingly suspenseful and wickedly intriguing… completely absorbing and damned scary.” —NewYorkCool.com

 Jeffrey has met the man of his dreams, hunky Frenchman René, but he’s elusive. When Jeffrey discovers where René lives, he impulsively moves into the same building. But the move backfires as René becomes cold and distant. Instead, the landlady Gladys lavishes attention on her new tenant. Soon Jeffrey realizes that there’s something strange going on – When he stumbles on Gladys’ dark secret, will it cost him his life? Starring Daniel Sauli (“The Sopranos,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Sex & the City”) and Patti D’Arbanville (Perfect Stranger, World Trade Center, “Rescue Me,” “Nip/Tuck”).

Pageant

This multi-award winning film presents a behind-the-scenes look at the 34th Miss Gay America contest where fifty-two ordinary gentlemen go to extraordinary lengths to be crowned as winner. PAGEANT follows five of the most talented and beautiful female impersonators as they prepare to dominate in this underground competition. Featuring stunning musical numbers, this movie dives into the heart and soul of this make-believe world: the men behind the make up. Hear from the contestants themselves and those who accompany them on this quest: husbands, mothers, sons, and little brothers. Best Documentary Award Winner at: San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival, New York LGBT Film Festival, Tampa LGBT Film Festival, Fresno Reel Pride, Honolulu Rainbow Fest, Chicago Reeling, Rochester Image Out, Florida Film Festival, Outflix Film Festival and Fire Island Film & Video Fest!

For the Love of Dolly

Discover Dolly Parton's most passionate fans — including an adorable gay couple! 

Dolly Parton is more than a country singer. She is way of life! This uniquely energetic film offers a super in-depth look at five of Dolly Parton’s most enthusiastic and passionate fans including an adorable gay couple whose house is packed to the rafters with Dollybilia. Although very different, the people in this film share a common purpose – their love of Dolly and a need to be close to her. Dolly Parton is the most successful and beloved female country artist in history. Dolly’s Hall of Fame career includes a record 42 top country albums, 7 Grammy awards, 10 Country Music Awards and many more!

Funkytown

"Some Saturday Night Fever with some 54 and some Boogie Nights." — SF Examiner.com 
 “A great film. From start to finish this movie was amazing.” – The Film Reel

 This energetic Boogie Nights-style ensemble drama from openly gay screenwriter Steve Gallucio (Mambo Italiano) follows the glamorous denizens of Montreal’s Starlight disco — from superstar deejay Bastien and his drug-fueled rise and fall to the mismatched gay romance of gay fashion maven Jonathan and his closet-case boyfriend Tino. Funkytown is a glossy, big-budget movie featuring a spectacular, greatest disco hits soundtrack. Bastien Lavallee (hunky Patrick Huard) is the superstar deejay and host of Montreal’s hot TV show, Disco Dance Party. Adriana (gorgeous real-life model Sarah Mutch) is the super knockout model who falls into a hot drugged out affair with Bastien (despite his nagging wife). TV celeb Paul Doucet stars as Jonathan, the gay fashion maven who falls for the closeted Tino (hottie Justin Chatwin, Shameless) despite Tino’s double life and thuggish gay basher friends. Featuring a spectacular soundtrack of the greatest hits of the era, Funkytown is a glossy recreation of the glitz, sex and debauchery that was Disco. This wonderfully authentic drama (drawn from true stories of the time) features such hot classic disco hits as: Disco Inferno, Don’t Leave Me This Way, Knock on Wood, Doctor’s Orders, Hot Stuff, I Feel Love, and of course Funkytown.

   “Faithfully captures the era, thanks to production designer Jean Bécotte… and a soundtrack that will have you shaking your groove thing as you emerge from the theatre.” — The Globe and Mail

David's Birthday

“Sweeping and operatic... gorgeous to look and listen to... artistically triumphant.” – New York Cool

 While vacationing in an Italian summer home, happily married Matteo (Massimo Poggio) is surprised to find himself attracted to his best friend’s son, David (real- life model Thyago Alves). But the plot thickens when David appears to share Matteo’s lust. Although she can’t quite put a finger on the problem, Matteo’s wife (Maria de Medeiros) senses something has happened to their relationship. Stars: Maria de Medeiros (Henry and June, Shelter Me), Thyago Alves (popular model for Versace, Giorgio, Armani, and Valentino), Alessandro Gassman, Massimo Poggio.

Newcastle

Disorder Magazine A coming-of-age tale combining the gorgeous Australian surfing beaches with the raw energy, music and rebellion of teen culture. 17-year-old Jesse and his brothers live in the small town of Newcastle. Rising surf star Jesse (Aussie TV heart-throb Lachlan Buchanan) spends time chasing waves and girls and battling with his resentful older brother, Victor (handsome Reshad Stik).

His other brother Fergus (TWILIGHT: ECLIPSE star Xavier Samuel), meantime, has a major crush on Jesse’s pal Andy (Kirk Jenkins). Jesse’s got the raw talent to surf his way into the international circuit, but can he overcome his equally natural tendency to sabotage himself? On a getaway weekend with Fergus and his mates, Jesse learns what is really important in life.

Mulligans

Sweet, smart, and funny, Mulligans is more than a poignant family drama; more than a coming out movie. Straight college jock Tyler brings his best friend Chase to his family’s lakeside home for summer vacation. The Davidson family welcomes Chase but as the summer blossoms, unexpected attractions flare. Tyler’s Mom Stacey tries to keep it all together while Tyler’s Dad Nathan valiantly struggles with his long suppressed sexuality. Exceptionally well-written and packed with great performances from a strong cast that includes Charlie David (Judas Kiss, Dante’s Cove), Thea Gill (Queer as Folk), Dan Payne (Watchmen), Derek James and newcomer Grace Vukovic.

 “Delightful, thought-provoking and truthful look at coming out, being who you are and ultimately, acceptance.” —Gay Vancouver Online