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In three easy lessons, you’ll learn many Cantonese phrases that are useful in a gay bar, a cruising park, and a bathhouse. These three self-contained episodes can be viewed as a single video or as a recurring serial in a program of shorts.

This is another masterpiece by Takao Nakano. A sort of mix of Ed Wood and Russ Meyer. The story ? Well, just a sort of parody of the famous manga/anime "Cutie Honey". If you have liked L.E.G.S, if think that this one will give to you a big big moment of pleasure. No english subs ? Really, I assure you that it doesn't matter at all.

Early XI century. Envoys of Henry, King of France, arrive to Kiev and ask Prince Yaroslav for the hand of his youngest daughter Anna. Rich, young and beautiful Anna Yaroslavna, accompanied by the envoys and warriors, sets off to Paris to meet her groom the King of France. But the Byzantine diplomats would do anything to prevent the alliance from happening.

In 1935, Joani picked up a pair of drumsticks and beat her path in entertainment history, becoming a pioneer female jazz drummer. From playing with Marilyn Monroe to running clandestine LGBT bars, she exemplified strength, self love and courage to be true to oneself no matter what.

The short film is an adaptation of Ninot Aziz’s Kirana: Dream After the Rose, which centres on Tun Fatimah, the last queen of Melaka. The story is not a straightforward retelling of Tun Fatimah, but instead features a modern twist. The setting of the plot takes place both in present-day Melaka and the use of visual effects aims to capture the city in all its glory during the 16th century.

Biography about the pirate Shih Yang, also known as Cheng I Sao, who ruled the South China Sea under the Qing dynasty.

A timid young woman meets a stranger with a dark secret.

Documents a visit of Queen Elizabeth to Scotland.

The circle of life is broken in Zambia's Liuwa Plains National Park. Settlers, poachers, and professional hunters have almost wiped out the lion population, leaving just one lioness in the vast wilderness - but not for long. This is the story of "Lady Liuwa," a lion queen without a kingdom, and Herbert Brauer, a wildlife cinematographer on a six-year journey to find her a mate in hopes of forming a new pride. It's a mission full of setbacks and disappointments, chaos and danger, and the magic of unexpected relationships

As a co-director and one of the dance crew, Murdamommy and Glasspiegel pay a beautiful and rigorous tribute to the women of Chicago footwork! I Am the Queen is edited, shot, produced by and starring the footwork crew themselves. What comes off as the most moving is, even though the sentence "I Am the Queen" on its own may come off as individualistic in tone, here it is an emblem of the crew and their communal activity. Mantra for the women who teach new moves to each other, whose presence graces everyone by virtue of who they are.

A silent fantasy by Dirt Poor Robins

Hellvania, a young drag queen, finds herself battered, bruised, and angry after a beating from her abusive ex-boyfriend. She seeks solace from her drag mother, Russia. The leader of the legendary House of Blades. But Hellvania gets more than a shoulder to cry on. She gets a sword, a pep talk, and the resolve to enact her revenge. To find her ex, she must make her way into enemy territory, and go face to face with the most violent drag house in the city. Can she battle her way across the city, or will she lose her chance at revenge… and possibly her life?

Nancy is the sole inhabitant of the Isle of Annagh off the west coast of Scotland. Although World War III is raging all around she sees little of it until Michael, a young pilot officer, pays an involuntary visit and is in danger of dragging the hostilities along with him.

An isolated young woman recovering from her past begins to experience sleep paralysis and must determine whether the phenomena is simply a part of her healing process – or if something otherworldly is waiting in the dark...

Menopause, misunderstandings and murder.

A bowling alley, artists, friends, a recording studio, a pregnancy, a baby and universal pop culture, not all necessarily in this order. In Queen, Kathryn Elkin has places, chronology, memories and words clash together. She creates a film of rapid prosody like a bowling bowl thrown at high speed, obliterating the very sense of performance. Written and shot during her own pregnancy and the first months in the life of her child, Queen questions the meaning of this experience for the artist: can being a mother be a performance?