Last Summer

Over the course of 24 hours, a recovering heroin addict begins to feel like a stranger in his overcrowded home.

A mother experiences a spiritual awakening through Jesus Christ. Her son experiences a sexual awakening through a man who looks like Jesus Christ.

At an all-boys Catholic boarding school, a suicidal gay teenager and a misfit on the brink of expulsion join forces to combat a sadistic priest and a horny bully who can't spell.

A young gay man befriends another young man sunbathing at the beach and conversation begins.

Strapped for cash in a declining industrial town, two young men perform in an amateur adult video, bringing up repressed feelings that may jeopardize their lifelong friendship.

A young man invents a female alter ego to become closer to his roommate, a high school dropout who dreams of leaving their small town to become a breakout star.

A queer retelling of the myth of Echo and Narcissus.

A pseudo-musical, queer adaptation of a tale of love at first sight and all the inexplicable, operatic confusion it brings. As a hopeless daydreamer falls for a mysterious young man obsessed with his former lover, he finds himself compelled to help — and in doing so, falls madly in love.

Paul arrived in New York at the start of the new millennium with a suit, three shirts and a pack of cigarettes. Citing war and a bad economy as causes, he says he has found it difficult to find a job; he has had no trouble, however, taking advantage of the generosity of friends and strangers. Ousted from his latest apartment onto the wintry streets, he finds himself hopping from bed to bed with a series of lonely and disenchanted city dwellers. THE SCOUNDREL is the story of a few months in the life of one talented and provocative metropolitan import--his days, his nights, his life and loves, the girls (and the boys), the drinks, the conversations, and occasionally, the poetry.

An angsty skater. The cool girl. A dead pussy cat on the front lawn. On a hot summer day, high-schoolers Marshall and Serah find love.

A loose interpretation of the Biblical story of the first murder, enacted as a rebellion against a God who loves some of his children more than others.

An experimental odyssey into the mind of a child-poet filled with rage, desire, disgust, and a longing for adventure.