Threesome is a film that does not take any risks or moves outside a comfort zone. It is about the exploration of sexuality of 3 college roommates, and learning about possibilities. I think that the acting is amazing and the chemistry between the actors is hard to miss. I particularly like the alternative ending featured on the DVD.

This movie received the Sundance Award and shows Mexican American culture in Echo Park L.A. It is about culture, life, religion, family, customs, acceptance and community around the Quinceanera of Magdalena. Magdalena and her cousin are judged for different reasons and have to find their own way until everyone realizes that loving once family and taking care of each other is what really counts.

Bear Cub is a tender movie about the love of a bear for his nephew, and the pain both have to endure due to judgmental, power-hungry family. The film shows much heart, sex and love, while incorporating the importance of friendship, the guts not to give up, and many day-to-day issues in the life of gay men, bears in this movie. It is story that is well told and inspires to think.

A great movie to watch with friends or alone. It shows modern gay live, about friendship, love, temptations, loyalty, one-night stands, possibilities of fatherhood, dreams and just living life as a gay man and staying sane.

After Ottar, a soccer star from Iceland impulsively announces to a reporter that he is gay; his coach becomes apologetic, and his team mates nervous. He then declines to play for an all gay team, but instigate a match. His alcoholic ex-wife and teenage son are concerned what his outing means for them, and slowly this comedy brings everyone together.