PLOT: Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, romantic partners from San Francisco, travel primarily to the rural south. They interview folks from gay marines, men in barbershops, plus the down and out about their dreams of the future.
Directed by: Martin Rosen Based on the novel by: Richard Adams Starring: (voices) John Hurt, Christopher Benjamin, James Bolam, Nigel Hawthorne, Warren Mitchell, Bernard Hepton, Brian Stirner, Penelope Lee, Geoffrey Matthews, Barbara Leigh-Hunt, John Bennett, John Franklyn-Robbins, Bill Maynard, Malcolm Terris, Judy Geeson, Philip Locke, Brian Spink, Tony Church, Anthony Valentine, William Lucas, Dandy Nichols, Rosemary Leach, Patrick Stewart, Percy Edwards
Directed by: Andrew Haigh Starring: Peter Pittaros, Tristan Field, Lewis Wallis, Liam Thompson, Robert Day, Barry Robinson, Rachel Whitbread, Angel Benton, Steve Turner, Craig Wilson, Chris Jepson
75 minutes (NR - strong language, adult themes, sexual situations, graphic nudity, drug use)
PLOT: All Pete wants is a nice flat in London, a decent laptop and some good promotional pictures to help him in his trade, being a male escort.
Created by: Eric Fogel Starring: (voices) Ben Schwartz, Gil Ozeri, Erin Quill, Sean Kenin, Will Vought, Paul Scheer, Alison Becker, Matt Oberg, Jackie Clarke, Afi Ekulona, Curtis Gwinn, Ashley Hearon-Smith, Tia Dionne Hodge, Kathy Searle, Noah Starr
PLOT: The show parodies celebrity situations through stop-motion animation. The show is hosted by Glen and Corey, who hide video cameras all over the world to tape celebrities in their private moments.
Directed by: Jason Moore Starring: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Ike Barinholtz, Dianne Wiest, James Brolin, John Leguizamo, John Cena, Bobby Moynihan, Greta Lee, Madison Davenport, Rachel Dratch, Santino Fontana, Britt Lower, Samantha Bee, Matt Oberg, Kate McKinnon, Jon Glaser, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Chris Parnell, Paula Pell, Dan Byrd, Adrian Martinez, Brian d'Arcy James, Heather Matarazzo, Ann Harada
118 minutes (R - strong language, adult themes, sexual situations, some violence, drug use, crude humor)
PLOT: Maura, a recently divorced nurse, is constantly trying to help people, and Kate is an unorganized and irresponsible stylist, who is living in her friend's house, while her teenage daughter, Haley, lives elsewhere and refuses to tell Kate where she is staying. Maura calls to tell her the news but stops short of telling Kate that their childhood home is being sold, and instead convinces her to come to Orlando for a while, as Kate has just been kicked out of her apartment. Kate and Maura meet at the airport, and on the drive home, they hit on a man, James, doing yard work outside of his home. Upon reaching their childhood home, they discover the house has already sold, and their parents have already packed up and sold all of the family's belongings, except for the things in the sisters' room. Furious, Maura and Kate find their parents and confront them. The sisters are told that the deal is done and that they need to be out of the house by the end of the weekend with everything completely moved out. As they are going to sleep, Kate convinces Maura to have one last party in their childhood home.
Directed by: Malcolm Ingram Starring: Jim Bishop, Terry Capps, Bill Curtis, Rick Gladish, Charles "Butch" Graham, Geoff Kates, Jack McCrory, Fred Phelps, Jackie Cox (Darius Rose), Cindy Sartin, Debbie Shutawk, Charles Smith, Brian Stover, Lum Weaver, Martha Weaver, Tim Wildmon, Justin Williams
PLOT: The lives of gays in the Deep South are explored in this documentary, which looks at two bars in rural Mississippi that cater to a homosexual clientele. "Rumors" is in all other ways a modest neighborhood hangout. "Crossroads" is an anything-goes establishment. Interviews with regular patrons portray both bars as islands of acceptance in an ocean of prejudice, exemplified by the derision of customers at nearby straight bars and the cutting homophobia of anti-gay preacher Fred Phelps.
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