Josh is going on a long hike with his lifelong friend Andy and has something important to share with him, when they are joined by an unexpected companion.

When twentysomething cutie-pie Carson is rejected in the middle of an online hookup for being too “femme,” he embarks on a hilarious journey of self-examination, assisted by a badass co-worker and a wicked-wise drag queen (Drag Race’s Aja).

Ester Martin Bergsmark returns with a surreal, comical, and transgressive triptych of tales surrounding consumption, gluttony, and gender. Bergsmark’s three interwoven strands include a glossy corporate infomercial celebrating the unsettling production of gelatin, and two parallel stories of girls exploring the thin boundaries between the grotesque and delectable, love and hate, attraction and repulsion.

In Picture This, we follow Andrew Gurza, a self-described “queer cripple,” as he plans the second edition of Justify My Love, a sex-positive play party, which the international media was quick to call a “handicapped orgy” when it launched in Toronto the prior year.