Milk – New on DVD
Director Gus Van Sant's riveting biopic about slain gay rights activist and San Francisco city supervisor Harvey Milk.
Available: 8/9/2009
Steam – the Movie – New on DVD
Steam tells the stories of three very different women, whose lives are linked only by the steam room at the local gym. Stars Ruby Dee, Ally Sheedy and Kate Siegel.
Available: 9/29/2009
Sabor Tropical – New on DVD
A tropical, rum soaked dram, starring Matthew Leitch of the award-winning film "AKA"
Available: 8/11/2009
Sharon Gless, Maria Lynn & Rosie O’Donnell
The Closing Night festivities at Frameline: The San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival included a special appearance by Rosie O’Donnell who was in attendance with her good friend Sharon Gless. As star of the powerful new lesbian drama HANNAH FREE, Gless stole the show, and the hearts of the audience, with her tremendous performance. Gless and O’Donnell are seen here with Wolfe Releasing president Maria Lynn (Wolfe Releasing is currently booking the film at festivals around the world).
Tanner Cohen (Actor, WERE THE WORLD MINE)
“My favorite LGBT movie is Tony Scott’s first film, THE HUNGER. From the opening scene with Bauhaus, to David Bowie, to the infamous Denueve/Sarandon hookup… there is basically nothing more that one could want in a vampire movie, or any movie.”
Discover Tanner’s smash hit movie, WERE THE WORLD MINE just released on DVD from Wolfe — available everywhere. To watch the trailer, buy the DVD, or get it on iTunes just click here.
BoY
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Brand new from Auraeus Solito, the filmmaker of Tuli and The Blossoming of Maximo Oliveros, BOY is a delightful and sexy coming-of-age story about a young poet in Manila who discovers his sexuality and falls for a macho dancer. What begins as an erotic fascination turns into a journey about family and self-expression. |
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Remembering LATE BLOOMERS director Gretchen Dyer
“Gretchen Dyer was known for her success in independent film circles, but her life stories could fill the screens of a multiplex cinema. She was successful in writing for stage and screen, had an impressive college resume, defied medical odds and established a legacy as a passionate feminist. Ms. Dyer, 50, died June 11 at UT Southwestern University Hospital-St. Paul of complications of congenital heart disease. A memorial was held Tuesday at the First Unitarian Church in Dallas. Friends and admirers will honor her at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Angelika at Mockingbird Station with a screening of her best-known work, LATE BLOOMERS.”
Read the full story here:
Gretchen Dyer: Her work lifted independent filmmaking in N. Texas
Born in 68 – New on DVD
It's 1968 and three hippies decide to set up a commune in the French countryside. Twenty years on, they have raised their children into a new world order that sees the collapse of communism and the spread of Aids.
Available: 8/11/2009