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"Straight Outta Hunters Point", the award-winning Hip Hop documentary by Hunters Point filmmaker Kevin Epps is a stark cinematic portrait of a community struggling to stop the forces of gentrification -- denial of jobs, police brutality, environmental racism and more -- that have pushed 23 percent of San Francisco's Black population out of the City in the past decade. It has won the acclaim of critics and audiences at independent film festivals around the U.S., including Sundance and the Santa Fe Film Fest, where it was described as "a gritty, uncompromising film about the evolution and perseverance of a black culture in the shadow of poverty, race riots and gang-related rap wars."

10 Chicago residents, 5 gay 5 straight, agree to share a house for a week and try to forge a bridge between gays and straights.

Nathan is in a pickle when Max and Jordan find out he has declared both of them as his straight best friend. Nathan develops a competition to decide which one of them is his ultimate straight best friend.

Somewhere between documentary and fiction, this is an essay on questions of territory and human displacements made during an excursion from southern Spain to northern Morocco. Travelling on the Mediterranean rim, we hear immigrants tell their stories.

A gay father and straight son tell the story of their relationship.

Straight is a hilarious and subversive excursion into the world of conversion therapy, where homosexuals are reputedly made straight. Join acclaimed writer/performer David Schmader as he plunges into the heart of this dangerous territory. Schmader, a gay man, pulls no punches with either the conversionists or the gay community in this one-man show.

A devout newlywed couple must figure out how to make woopie with the aid of a VHS guide.

The story of a senior citizen who became a punk.

A comedic-crime epic exploring corruption and paranoia. A loving homage to the living legacy of Face/Off.

Shot in Sausalito in 1969 and released in 1970, it is subtitled ‘The Story of Bonnie and Hyde’, and is the story of a nymphomaniac who meets an exhibitionist. It’s a creative and humorous madcap romp, and features entertaining artwork by Roger Brand. It also features a sexual encounter between the film’s star Grinda Pupic and a coke bottle.

Three stories about the violent consequences of patriarchy (Newborn, Caged, Mommy Loves You)

A gang member, a hustler, and a small-time dealer discover that walking out of the prison gates is just the beginning of the journey to go straight.

One fine evening, two best friends Martin and Hari meet up for a cup of coffee. What started as a casual conversation between the two soon turns out to be a bit personal, when Martin confess to Hari about his desire to have an affair.

A parody of The Gay Agenda, a popular right wing anti-gay video. Just as that video tries to prove that homosexuals are corrupting the moral fiber of our society, this one uses the same techniques to prove that heterosexuality is the greater threat-- with hilarious results.

In a world where homosexuality is the norm, a young heterosexual couple must fight for their love after the two are outed, separated and abused.

A teenage girl battling obsessive compulsive disorder has to run the gamut of school bullies every day, until a traumatic event convinces her that her disorder may be an indication of supernatural powers.

Peyton comes out to his two gay dads as being straight.

Deserted by her husband, John Madison, because he incorrectly accuses her of having an affair, Mary Madison goes to her aunt's house to have her baby, and then loses her memory in a train wreck. John, however, hears that she has died, so he takes possession of their infant daughter.

Through the use of childhood home videos intertwined with present day scenes, a writer shares her experience of coming out as a pansexual woman in a world where people are assumed straight at birth.