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Author Elise and her husband Allan are thrilled to be new homeowners of a cabin overlooking a lake–until Elise’s former friend, Geena, and her husband, Lee, move in next door. Years ago, Geena stole Lee from Elise, bringing their friendship…
"An eye-opening, timely and provocative human rights documentary. A powerful protest for truth, justice and democracy, and a protest against war, hatred and fascism." - Avi Offer When a group of students at Columbia University in New York launch a…
Considered one of the first— if not the first— women in prison movies, 1933’s Ladies They Talk About stars a perfectly cast Barbara Stanwyck as Nan Taylor, the hardboiled member of a gang of bank robbers who ends up taking the…
What better way to follow up the runaway box office success of Purple Rain — the film that cemented Prince's status as a pop icon and helped sell a bajillion soundtrack albums — than with a frothy screwball tribute to…
A brand new film series, SAINT LOUIS VIDEO SOCIETY PRESENTS, launches in June with it's first feature Pulsebeat! The owner of a floundering health club, Roger, has to make changes to his business in order for it to survive. Though his…
"This film leaps at you with such joy and vigour and generosity you cannot reject it." - The Spectator It's rare that a movie captures the intensity and excitement of a live Broadway musical production while appealing to a broader…
"ONE OF THE BEST FILMS OF THE 2010s... Without question, the most moving film ever made about being a power bottom. This is the rare love story about compatibility and calibration, as two adults reestablish the terms of their partnership…
“A psychedelic candy colored acid trip of a movie, Holy Trinity isn't like anything else you've ever seen.” - Bay Area Reporter Named one of IndieWire's "Queer Films Not to Be Missed," HOLY TRINITY is a funky, day-glo exploration of…
“Incredibly raunchy, profane, and so knowingly over the top...It's truly inspired!” - Filmweek Crude, outlandish, and completely bonkers, DICKS: THE MUSICAL tells the story of two self-obsessed businessmen who, after discovering they’re long-lost identical twins (Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson,…
“The mother of all drag documentaries...a small movie with a big heart!” - The New York Times More than 40 years before RuPaul's Drag Race, this groundbreaking documentary about the 1967 Miss All-American Camp Beauty Pageant introduced audiences to the world…