For anyone who has ever asked, 'Why don't they make a gay romantic move about us?' They did; it's called 'The Broken Hearts Club.'

Lush, rich British drama based on the E. M. Forster novel. The cast and story are excellent, and Rupert Graves has never been sexier. Splendid!

If you're an Almodovar fan, this set contains both of the aforementioned movies, along with several others.

Great French movie about two men becoming involved with each other that realisically confronts the family problems that gays can have everywhere. Make sure you see this one.

Again, only buy the Unrated edition. A young Mormon missionary goes out to spread religion and ends up finding himself.

Ben Silverstone feels real as a bright, quirky, gay kid in a British school. The very good supporting cast makes his story even stronger. 'I feel it in my fingers; I feel it in my toes.' For an athletic instead of an academic twist, try the German film 'Summer Storm.'

A ill man plans his final party. Though sad, it's not really a film about death; it's about life, and it's ultimately uplifting. Eric Roberts and Gregory Harrison turn in fine performances.

Director Ron Oliver succeeds at making a modern day gay Nick & Nora Charles mystery movie. Openly gay actor Chad Allen plays openly gay detective Donald Strachey who is in a committed relationship with his partner, Timmy. 'On The Other Hand, Death' and 'Ice Blues' are the next films to be released in the series.

1950's heartthrob Guy Stone has it all: fame, fortune and a secret gay life. Capturing the look & feel of the 50's, this comedy chronicles his attempts to stay on top and not end up on the bottom in a way he doesn't want to be.

Well, actually, he doesn't, get over it, that is. A French coming-out-and-coming-of-age drama. For a French musical twist of a young man finding unexpected love, watch 'Chanson D'Amour/Love Songs.'

In many ways, a gay Northwoods fantasy of how the world should be. The gays in this film are accepted, supported and encouraged by those around them.

The best film of a Hanif Kureishi work ever. This terrific move features a brilliant performance by Daniel Day Lewis. Definitely a must see.

Director Don Roos does a great job of interweaving the lives of a group of people, gay and straight. Lisa Kudrow is particularly effective, and Christina Ricci is a hoot.

The original French comedy smash that inspired a sequel, an American remake, a Broadway theatre production and a world-wide passion for Drag Queens. The hero and 'heroine' return in 'La Cage Aux Folles II' for a second comedic outing."

The kidnapping of a British soldier by a band of IRA terrorists sets off a chain of life-altering events for one of the terrorists himself in this amazing film by Neil Jordan.

Not since 'The Broken Hearts Club' and 'The Trip' have I loved a gay movie as much as I loved 'Shelter.' More than a movie about two surfers who discover their feelings for each other, this is a movie about family, responsibility, self-respect, and love, as well. It's definitely a movie to buy and add to your DVD collection.

For anyone who is devoutly religious, be he Christian, Jewish, Muslim or Mormon, this is a good film to see. It might, also, be eye-opening for young Christians to view, especially ones who might know gays or be gay themselves.

Filmed in Nebraska, this earnest flick gives a gay twist to the 'Back to the Future' theme. It, also, makes an argument for tolerance and acceptance of people of all 'normal' sexual persuasions.

A well-crafted-and-thought-out film adaptation of Amy Fox' stage play about New York City's theatre and cultural set. The deceit of one man weaves its way through the lives of an intriguing cast.

To my taste, better than its predecessor. This film has cute guys, frank and funny humour and, in its own risque way, a positive, upbeat underlying message. The film is worth viewing for the artist modeling and final ex-gay meeting scenes alone.