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Norwegian Dream
Young Polish immigrant Robert (Hubert Milkowski) is working at a fish factory to support his mother back home. He forms a romantic bond with Ivar (Karl Bekele Steinland), the much bolder and uninhibited factory owner’s son. When a newly formed union goes on strike, tensions build and their budding relationship is pushed to the breaking point. This new gay romance confronts themes of inequality, racism and homophobia while never losing its heartfelt depth.
Drifter
Moritz (Lorenz Hochhuth) follows his boyfriend to Berlin - only to be abandoned within a few weeks. Alone in a hedonistic new city, he is pushed to reimagine his life as a single gay man. In this vibrating techno world, he learns to express his repressed desires, but also starts to lose himself in emotional alienation. With the help of his new queer friends, he soon develops his own ideas of sexuality and masculinity, leading him a little closer to finding himself.
Since the Last Time We Met
Victor (Patricio Arellano) is reunited by chance with David (Esteban Recagno), his first love, fifteen years after they last saw each other. As their lives intertwine once again, the two men struggle with their feelings, knowing that every time they meet might well be the last. Reminiscent of beloved gay films like Moonlight and Weekend, Since the Last Time We Met tells a heartfelt story of modern relationships, rekindled passions and reconnecting with a lost love.
Ozon's Transgressive Triple
A masterful chameleon of genre and style with more than twenty years of filmmaking under his belt, Francois Ozon has never been afraid to push buttons or boundaries within his vast and versatile body of work. This incredible new triple feature collection shines a spotlight on his brash, provocative, sexually explicit and unapologetically gay roots. Included are the films Sitcom, Criminal Lovers and Water Drops on Burning Rocks - all remastered for this unique release!
Querelle
Conjured from the unholy meeting of two iconoclastic queer artists, Rainer Werner Fassbinder's final film audaciously raises Jean Genet's controversial novel to the level of myth. In an expressionistic soundstage vision of a French seaport town - bathed in fiery reds and complete with phallic spires - a strapping sailor and unrepentant criminal (Brad Davis) comes ashore to arouse passion, rivalry and violence among the libidinal denizens drawn into his orbit.
Joyland
Gentle and timid, Haider (Ali Junejo) lives with his wife Mumtaz (Rasti Farooq), his father and his elder brother's family in Lahore, Pakistan. Following a long spell of unemployment, Haider finally lands a job at a Bollywood-style burlesque, telling his family he is a theater manager, when in actuality, he is a backup dancer. The unusual position shakes up the steadfast traditional dynamics of his household and enables Haider to finally break out of his shell… and fall in love.