Much like the seldom-heard song of the hummingbird, the voices of Latino fathers are rarely heard addressing LGBTQ+ issues. But in El canto del colibrí, these voices are amplified in a groundbreaking documentary—the first of its kind.

Move over Fifty Shades of Grey—Michelle Ehlen returns to Frameline with the third installment of “the trilogy,” and she’s going where no vanilla lesbian romcom has gone before: the dungeon! When lesbian couple Jamie and Jill move in together, their lives quickly become all about cuddling and watching TV...

Director Stephen Winter presents a fictitious account of the making of Portrait of Jason, a groundbreaking example of confessional biography, famously shot in one grueling 12-hour session in Shirley Clarke’s apartment in Manhattan’s Chelsea Hotel.

In his dazzling and giddy glitter-bomb of a film, the always inventive British-born director Peter Greenaway imagines what might have happened to the great Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein during a pivotal period of artistic and sexual awakening while sojourning in Mexico in 1931 to shoot a film he nearly couldn’t finish.