From award-winning writer/director Wendy Jo Carlton, (Easy Abby, Jamie and Jessie are Not Together), comes this fresh, romantic ride, brimming with mind games and erotic tension. Kate and Jenna want to spice up their relationship by opening it up to a third and plan a date with the enchanting Mia. Jenna becomes enthralled with Mia’s sexual confidence and charm, and as they spend the evening dancing, drinking tequila, and sharing secrets, the women become entangled physically and emotionally. But what was intended as a night of fun soon exposes the cracks in Kate and Jenna’s relationship. Careful what you wish for.

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104 min
German with English Subtitles

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When Lauren’s brother Justin comes home with his uptight girlfriend Carrie to help launch a local winery, he enlists Lauren and Carrie to help with the marketing concept. Although the two women are quite different, an attraction between them builds as Lauren rediscovers her sense of fun, and Carrie questions her traditional future. Eventually, the two begin a passionate affair that creates havoc when the secret comes out.

[This film was started in Jeffrey Tambor’s workship and was supported by Tambor, Sarah Paulson, and Julia Stiles.]

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“One of the biggest lesbian films of the year.” — Queerty.com’s “Movies You Shouldn’t Miss”

This sumptuous English-language 1950s period piece recounts the mid-life years of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Elizabeth Bishop (played by Miranda Otto of “Lord of the Rings”) when she left America to live and write in Rio de Janiero. It was there that she fell in love with well-off architect Lota de Macedo Soares (butched to the hilt by beautifully handsome Brazilian TV star Gloria Pires).

Initial hostilities between the pair make way for a complicated yet long-lasting love affair that dramatically alters Bishop’s relationship to the world around her.

From renowned Brazilian director Bruno Barreto (“Dona Flor” and “Her Two Husbands”), “Reaching for the Moon” is an intimate snapshot of the search for inspiration, wherever and however you find it.

“Imagines Elizabeth Bishop’s extraordinary relationship with the Brazilian architect Lota de Macedo Soares … a battle of creative and romantic egos.” — New York Times

“The film benefits from a pair of nicely nuanced performances and the simmering intensity it unearths in detailing the lives of these two women.” – TimeOut NY

“An exotic love story becomes an empowering portrait of two highly gifted women who defy social convention.” – Film Journal International

DELUXE EDITION
This special Deluxe Edition comes with a Bonus Extra 30-minute “Making Of” featurette!

AWARDS
Audience Award for Best Feature: Frameline
Audience Award for Best Feature: Outfest
Audience Award for Best Feature Film: Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival
Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature: Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
Audience Award for Favorite Narrative: Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
Audience Award for Best Feature: Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Audience Award for Best Women’s Feature: Atlanta Out On Film
Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature: Atlanta Out On Film
Audience Award for Best Feature: Tampa Int’l Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Best Feature: Fort Lauderdale Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
Best Women’s Feature Film: Pittsburgh Gay and Lesbian Film Fest
Best Feature! Long Beach Q Festival
Best Director, Bruno Barretto, Long Beach Q Festival
Audience Award: Long Island Gay and Lesbian Film Festival

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This wonderful lesbian drama tells the tale of an undocumented Mexican nanny, Margarita (Nicola Correia Damude, Havanna 57) whose girlfriend Jane (Christine Horne, Tru Love) is reluctant to commit and whose yuppie employers — a nice Toronto family, including a bi-curious Mom — are about to let her go.

Margarita is a charming film co-starring a gorgeous pair of actresses (with terrific on-screen chemistry) and is the latest feature from lesbian co-directors Laurie Colbert and Dominique Cardona who brought us the fabulous 2007 drama Finn’s Girl. The terrific cast also includes Canadian television star Patrick McKenna, Claire Lautier (Elf, Law and Order) and Finn’s Girl star Maya Ritter.

“Heartwarming, thought provoking … sexy!” — Curve Magazine

“Cast is universally appealing, especially Nicola Correia Damude’s Margarita” — Examiner.com

“Charming… a sweet, lighthearted lesbian film.” — Queeries.com

“A crowd-pleasing gem.” — SoSoGay

DELUXE EDITION: This special Deluxe Edition comes with a Bonus Extra — the 13 minute short film, Below The Belt!

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This hilarious foul-mouthed, lesbian road movie co-stars Oscar-winning actresses Olympia Dukakis and Brenda Fricker as Dot and Stella, a crackerjack lesbian couple on the run from a nursing home heading to Canada to be legally married. Handsome Ryan Doucette co-stars as a young male hitchhiker along for the ride who will learn more than he ever imagined from this inspiring couple.

It’s like a lesbian “Thelma & Louise” with liver spots.

Destined to be a classic, this latest feature film from openly gay director Thom Fitzgerald (“3 Needles,” “Beefcake”) has earned rave reviews from lesbian and gay audiences everywhere.

“A rousing, frequently rowdy comedy with considerable crossover appeal … Dukakis outdoes even her most memorable earlier turns.” — Variety

DELUXE EDITION: This special Deluxe Edition comes with interviews with co-stars Olympia Dukakis and Brenda Fricker.

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“Incredible… crafted to perfection.” — AfterEllen.com

This exquisite coming of age tale follows a pair of Latina teens who fall gradually in love against the backdrop of Southeast Los Angeles.

When straight A student Yolanda — aka Mosquita (Fenessa Pineda) decides to help struggling tough girl Mari (Venecia Troncoso) with her homework an intense attraction evolves between the two. As their friendship grows, a yearning to explore their strange yet beautiful connection surfaces.

Lost in their private world of unspoken affection, lingering gazes, and heart-felt confessions of uncertain futures, Yolanda’s grades begin to slip while Mari’s focus drifts away from her duties at a new job. Mounting pressures at home collide with their new-found desires — driving Yolanda and Mari’s relationship to the edge, and forcing them to choose between their obligations to others and staying true to each other.

Mosquita & Mari is a tender and authentic story about young love.

Official Selection: 2012 Sundance Film Festival

Nominee: Independent Spirit Awards

Nominee: GLAAD Media Awards

“An indie jewel!” – The New York Times

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Blue-eyed blonde bad girl Rachel (gorgeous new lesbian heart-throb Ruth Reynolds) is mature for her 18 years. An aspiring songwriter, she’s given up on her music after the recent death of her mother and her neglectful father isn’t around very much.

The arrival of Dad’s new employee Amy (the lovely Madeline Merritt), staying in their swanky Los Angeles guest house for the weekend, brings Rachel the inspiration she needs. A wholesome college graduate fresh to California from the cornfields of Iowa, Amy happily confesses her dreams and desires to Rachel over the course of the weekend as the two women fall in love.

“It seems like anything’s possible here.” Amy proclaims as they ramble across the city in Rachel’s Dad’s Hummer. Out and about in Los Angeles the two girls can’t keep their hands off each other. At home in the guest house, their activities are even hotter.

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“Bloomington” stars Allison McAtee (“Iron Man,” “CSI” and “Ugly Betty”), Sarah Stouffer (“Slacker PI” and “Faces of Beautiful You”) and Katherine McGregor (“The West Wing,” “Bones”).

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