Scant hours before her uptight mother (Wendy Crewson) and brother move in with her, Maggie (Karyn Dwyer) meets the woman of her dreams (Christina Cox). Though Mom is oblivious to her daughter's sexual orientation, it's a tough thing to hide in close quarters. Meanwhile, Maggie's transgender friend (Peter Outerbridge) falls in love with the owner of the lesbian bookstore where Maggie works. Anne Wheeler directed this sexy romp about love and lust.

In this sensual, provocative and deeply intimate film, notorious satirist Claire Jabrowski (Trisha Todd) meets Dr. Noel Benedict (Karen Trumbo), a dour sex therapist, at a women's retreat -- and despite their differences, the promiscuous Claire and the serious Noel find themselves passionately attracted to each other. Sparks fly as the two women clash at first, then reconcile and finally develop a romance that will change Claire's life forever.

A new AIDS hospice sends a tiny Southern town into a hysterical homophobic frenzy, and the locals start heeding rumors that the facility has tainted the town's water supply with something that "turns" people gay. Caught in the middle is harried wife Alex Stratton (Keri Jo Chapman), whose fling with high school pal Grace sets off more chain reactions in this indie comedy, a winner at the 1997 Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Festival.

Performance artists Lou (Michelle Wolff) and Sassafras (Daniele Ferraro) relocate to San Francisco, where Lou confesses her love for her roomie. The two begin an intimate relationship, but they lay out a set of specific rules when it comes to dating other people. Their relationship is tested as Lou pursues dominatrix Chelsea (Tina Marie Murray) and Sass finds leather-clad Mickey (Shannon Rossiter) irresistible. Sally Kirkland also stars.

Actor Rupert Everett provides the narration for this disquieting documentary that shines a light on the Third Reich's vicious persecution of male homosexuals during World War II. The title comes from an arcane, 1871 German statute making sodomy punishable by incarceration (with the ultimate goal to eradicate gays completely). Only a handful of survivors -- now frail and withered -- remain to recount their traumatic tales in this poignant film.

Hlynur, an Icelandic slacker who would rather watch porn and get drunk than work, still lives at home with his sympathetic mother. He has a brief fling with the beautiful Hofy, but is too disinterested to actively pursue the relationship. The arrival of his mother's flamenco-dancing friend Lola (Victoria Abril), however, changes all of that. Can you say tryst?

Despite the collective outings of Ellen DeGeneres, Elton John, Rosie O'Donnell and Olympic diver Greg Louganis, homophobia is alive and well -- especially in the small towns of the Deep South. Focusing on the day-to-day struggles of two Mississippi gay bars and the grateful patrons who often travel hundreds of miles to find them, filmmaker Malcolm Ingram reveals a surprisingly close community that treats its residents like family members.

Love, laughter and friendship take center stage in this touching comedy. An accomplished chef, Alex (Trish Doolan), is consumed with the preparations for the shower she's throwing for her best friend, April (Denise Miller). Although they're close, the two are experiencing some friction, the cause of which they have yet to uncover. As the minutes pass by, it's clear this is an event that neither of them will forget, and nor will their guests.

Best friends and outcasts Celeste (Margaret Cho) and Bam Bam (Bruce Daniels) ditch suffocating small-town life and head for New York City, where they sign up to be contestants in a reality makeover show in this hilarious adventure. One disaster follows another, and when the past converges with the present, it seems as though the friends will be losers forever. But Celeste and Bam Bam are about to learn that sometimes "winning" isn't everything.

Fifteen-year-old Claude (Alison Folland) and Ellen (Tara Subkoff) are best friends growing up in tough New York City. But the violent homophobic murder of their friend threatens to tear them apart; Ellen is sucked into a destructive world of violence and drugs, while Claude comes to terms with her own sexuality. This provocative coming-of-age drama from Alex and Sylvia Sichel co-stars Wilson Cruz, Leisha Hailey and Cole Hauser.

Maria Schell, Luciana Paluzzi, Rosalba Neri, Maria Rohm and Mercedes McCambridge star in this special edition of cult director Jess Franco's drama, a gory chronicle of life at a prison located on a remote island. The wardens intimidate and seduce the alluring female members of the prison population for their own gain. Also includes extras such as deleted scenes, theatrical trailers, a Franco bio and more.

Based on the memoirs of Lilly Wust, this is the story of two women who fall in love in 1943 Berlin: Lilly (Juliane Köhler), the wife of a Nazi officer, and Felice (Maria Schrader), a Jewish journalist. When the two women begin their affair, they rechristen themselves Aimée and Jaguar to help avoid detection. They then set up housekeeping and try to tune out the war, but the Gestapo is never far behind.

Jeanne, a beautiful wife and mother, feels herself slipping further into loneliness and isolation every day. Her mainstream existence is crushing her, and her relationship with her husband becomes distant and strained. So, she begins spending quality time with the sexy and exuberant Marie, who becomes the conduit for bringing passion -- complete and with no small measure of sexual tension -- back into Jeanne's life.