Derek Jarman's lyrical celebration of gay love set within the context of a series of Shakespeare's sonnets. Ethereal Super-8 images slowed to a magical, meditative pace follow the love affair between two men, as Dame Judi Dench provides a soothing presence with her narration of fourteen sonnets.

Two parallel plotlines tell one tale: The first is set in an Amsterdam brothel called the Club Happy House (a double entendre, as things develop), where cynical humor is the only relief from abuse for the professional prostitutes and moonlighting housewives who work there.

An emotionally powerful documentary that challenges society's definitions of family by exploring the ways lesbians are becoming parents and how they are raising their children.

The underpaid “radical pervert” staff of a seedy hotel rises up in revolt, and by the time head elevator girl Maxine starts spouting union songs – “dump the bosses off your back!” – and Marxist maxims, you’ll be ready to join the cause of Elevator Girls in Bondage.

A trio of films made by the Cockettes, a unique and flamboyant San Francisco theater troupe from the 1970s: Tricia’s Wedding (1971), Elevator Girls in Bondage (1972), and Palace (1971).

"A work of gender-bending and surrealist erotic art cinema, and American artist Steven Arnold’s first and only feature film, Luminous Procuress feels like it could only have been made in San Francisco." —Sophia Satchell, Sight & Sound

Palace, the only known film made during an actual Cockettes performance, documents the backstage and onstage goings-on at the group’s only Halloween show, Les Ghouls.

A mesmerizing erotic poem, Pink Narcissus focuses on the daydreams of a beautiful prostitute who, from his ultra-kitsch apartment, conceives a series of interlinked narcissistic fantasies populated by matadors, dancing boys, slaves and leather-clad bikers.

Wanda, a mysterious dominatrix, opens a gallery of S&M erotica. Being cruel is her profession while inventing traps is her specialty. Justine, the innocent American, has to learn that passion is just another illusion...

A true twentieth-century trailblazer, Harvey Milk was an outspoken human rights activist and one of the first openly gay U.S. politicians elected to public office; even after his assassination in 1978, he continues to inspire disenfranchised people around the world.

Tricia’s Wedding is the world-famous Cockettes’ irreverent reenactment of First Daughter Tricia Nixon’s nuptials to Edward Cox on June 11, 1971.