Cultures clash and passion blooms in this lively and insightful romantic comedy. Mo, a gay Muslim in West Hollywood, is suddenly single and searching for love in a sea of partying and hook-ups. When a new romance blooms, Mo carefully navigates through an exciting and complicated new reality.

From Pablo Larraín, the visionary director of Jackie and producer of the Oscar-winning A Fantastic Woman, Ema is a visually audacious portrait of an unhinged bisexual dancer, played by electrifying newcomer Mariana Di Girolamo, who embarks upon a difficult journey to regain custody of her adopted son.

We Are Dad follows the lives of one family: two white gay nurses and their five foster children — it’s a family with an abundance of both love and complications. Four of the children have AIDS; three of the youngsters are African American; and two came from a cult. Their compelling story unfolds amid the country’s hotly debated issue of adoption at the turn of the 21st century.

This rare film was thought lost for nearly 50 years. It is a remarkable record of San Francisco’s first officially city-permitted Gay Pride Parade in 1972: a brave, small, but festive procession starting in the heart of the Financial District.