The power relationship of attraction and desire is reversed when a young man pursues his straight teacher. Brilliantly handled suspense. Continue reading →

The London-Jamaican dancehall scene and the fast-talking rappers drive this intelligent drama about hate and forgiveness. Continue reading →

Oscar winners Winner Olympia Dukakis and Brenda Fricker sparkle with chemistry as the old dykes on the run. Uproariously good entertainment. Continue reading →

The SA Programme is a collection of local shorts: “I am Woman – Leap of Faith”, “Letting Go” and “Welcome to the Schoemans” Continue reading →

Prince of the pansexual romp, Araki (Mysterious Skin) delivers a quirky, bizarre dark comedy that’s part David Lynch, part Glee and all about sex. Glorious melodrama and a no-he-didn’t, compulsive ending… Continue reading →

Powerful, compelling and grown up, Sachs’ film tracks the lives of two New Yorkers as they battle to make their relationship work in a world of temptation and addiction. It’s first-rate award-winning queer cinema. Continue reading →

Polk, director of Noah’s Arc, delivers another dish of beautiful men, spiced with sex and issues. Good-looking fun with a point! Continue reading →

JJ, a black butch, and her BFF Seb, a sassy white gayboy, cruise, fall in and out of love.. A fab London rom-com for the boys, for the girls and everyone in between, set to a great music track… Continue reading →

A hen night for a group of long-time friends turns into an evening of drink, dance, confessions and the chance to make right what’s been wrong for a long time. Continue reading →

Josh turns 18 and finds out he’s super human and positive. Continue reading →

Beware your friends jokey good intentions and don’t let them tamper with your profile.. Funny, wicked and fresh. Continue reading →

The Grim Reaper comes calling for Mrs Nkosi. Very odd, very funny, very MTV-meets David Lynch. Continue reading →

Rob Vassilarakis was kicked out of home at age 17 by his mother when she discovered he was gay. One rough life later the poet eloquently tells his tale. Continue reading →

Did Mutti see Yoni kiss her girlfriend? Shabbat supper will reveal all. Gentle, insightful filmmaking. Continue reading →

What’s worse for Oom Gert and Tannie Maria, a black son-in-law or a son who’s a … ? Continue reading →