A struggling Hollywood actress is dragged by her agent to judge a beauty pageant in a nudist colony.

当阿里和奥利弗相遇时，这似乎是一见钟情。但因为阿里是穆斯林，且仍未出柜，所以事情并非男孩遇见男孩那么简单。当奥利弗开始思索他们的关系何去何从时，阿里必须在他渴望的爱情与他的家庭和信仰之间做出抉择。还有，是和奥利弗共舞，还是独自起舞。

Thiago and Guilherme, two teenage cousins from São Paulo, Brazil, are disturbed by their grandfather's funeral. To avoid the unpleasantness surrounding the event, they run away to the families cabin, taking their friend Priscila with them.

Comedian Maz Jobrani follows up his bestselling book with a hilarious comedy special of the same title, where he takes on political issues, social issues and his kids through the lens of his Iranian-American background to show that we have a lot more in common than we think.

An encounter between Russian and American volleyball teams, presented more as an essay in the choreography of the players' movements than as a play-by-play report of a sports event. Various camera tricks are used to dramatize the action, notably stop-motion, that freezes the ballet-like leaps and postures of the players. The film has jazz background music. -NFB

A docu-drama starring Ronee Blakley, director Wim Wenders along with musicians Rusty Anderson and Scarlet Rivera, violinist for Bob Dylan. Ronee and Scarlet were on Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Review.

1971 post civil rights San Francisco seemed like the perfect place for a black Korean War veteran and his family to realize their dream of economic independence, and a chance for him to be his own boss. Charlie Walker would soon find out how naive he was. In a city full of impostors and naysayers, he refused to take "No" for an answer. That is, until a catastrophic disaster opened a door that had never been open to a black man before. This is a story about what happened when he stepped through that door with both feet.

Sam is dead - to everyone else at least. After wishing on a shooting star, Sam struggles to find her place in the universe when everyone she knew forgets she existed- except her grandpa.

Could I But Live

What would you sacrifice for your family? Sam and Mouna are both gay and can never come out to their parents, so they married for convenience. They are living a lie but they are living it up! They are 'out' to their closest friends, but still in the closet when it comes to their family and the big Leb community. Secret lives filled with love and despair. Why would anyone live like that? These couples are all Australian by birth, but Lebanese for life. This is about culture, family and honour. They can never 'come out' to their family as the family would never accept it, they would be ostrasized and who knows what else! Sam and Mouna, like so many Arabs around the world, just don't come out - and they do whatever it takes to keep their sexuality a secret. This series shows one story among many of Arab queers living this life.