Found 6 resources on gay / lesbian

gay / lesbian


The following films from the multiple Media That Matters Film Festival collections explore the issue of gay / lesbian. For even more films on this issue, visit MediaRights.org.

A Girl Named Kai

More About A Girl Named Kai from Director Kai Ling Xue  Three years in the making, shot…
Official selection of the Fifth Annual Festival

Homecoming

More About Homecoming from the Perpich Center for Arts Education Homecoming evolved over four months beginning with…
Official selection of the Fifth Annual Festival

I’m Not a Boy

More About I’m Not a Boy from Producer Listen Up! Beyond Borders: Personal Stories from a Small…
Official selection of the Seventh Annual Festival

Luv Me Latex

In 2001, Visual AIDS partnered with Frame By Frame Fierce to produce Luv Me Latex. Frame By…
Official selection of the Third Annual Festival

Novela, Novela

More About Novela, Novela from Director Elizabeth Miller I first met Virginia Lacayo and Amy Bank, Executive…
Official selection of the Fourth Annual Festival

Permission

More About Permission from Producer Public Interest In 2004, MTV invited Public Interest to create 6 spots…
Official selection of the Sixth Annual Festival

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