Having lost the opportunity to tell her mother that she is a lesbian, a young Indian filmmaker in search of answers, travels across India to meet with parents of other gay and lesbian South Asians. I Am is a personal and revealing film that journeys to a landscape where being gay was until recently a criminal and punishable offense. With courage, determination, and humor, families share untold stories that have thus far remained in the realm of secrecy and silence. It is a unique and groundbreaking film that defies the very genre of documentary filmmaking.

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Putting the "B" in LGBT we bring you the bisexual program. In He, She, We we find out what happens when a handsome young man leaves his older female lover for a man. Is it over or is there another way? Vera wonders what to do when she is invited to the straight wedding of her ex-girlfriend in Bye Bi Love. And in Santiago from the Other Side Lucia waits for just the right moment to tell Santiago that she is pregnant only to discover that he is a little too busy. To cap it off we bring you the film that unleashed a firestorm of debate when released in France. Bisexual Revolution brings together archival footage, cinematic excerpts and star-studded interviews with international academics and artists to deconstruct the hetero-homo polarization of sexuality.

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Please join us for this very special screening. Many of the films subjects are local and will be present. A feature length documentary, “Out For The Long Run” looks at the lives of openly gay high school and college age athletes. Inspired by a recent article in the Los Angeles Times, the film's focus is on a handful of openly gay high school and college athletes as they navigate the turbulent waters of their uncertain world. Utilizing footage shot by our cameras and video diaries kept throughout the year, we will show the world a new generation of courage in what could be the most homophobic place on a high school campus: the locker room. At a time where young gay men and women are literally being bullied to death, this film's poignant message is, there is hope.

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