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OUR FILMS
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The Nazi persecution of homosexuals may be the last untold story of the Third Reich. Documentary Jury Prize for Directing Sundance Film Festival, 2000  THE TIMES OF HARVEY MILK
The story of California's first openly gay elected official, his assassination, and it's repercussions. A portrait of communities in conflict, and the birth pangs of gay political power. Academy Award, Best Documentary, 1984.  cOMMON THREADS The powerful story of the first decade of the AIDS epidemic in the US, and the government's failure to respond.Academy Award, Best Documentary 1989  WHERE ARE WE?
1992 - A non-fiction road movie with many surprise turns along the back roads of the heartland. An eclectic tribute to chance encounters with strangers.(Our Trip Through America)  CELLULOID CLOSET
100 years of gay and lesbian characters in Hollywood movies, and behind-the scenes insights from the people who created them. Emmy Award, Sundance Jury Prize 1995  XTREME: SPORTS TO DIE FOR
A rare documentary action film that takes viewers inside a rapidly growing and frenetic world of risk, rebellion and camaraderie, and asks why some are so willing to put their bodies on the line.  ISAIAH'S RAP
Rob Epstein's nephew, Isaiah Gage, who lived four blocks from Ground Zero, wrote this rap in class one day. When asked to contribute to the Underground Zero compilation in response to 9/11, Rob and Jeffrey asked Isaiah to perform the piece. |