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The story is about family, self love and moving-on

What would you do if your son came out to be LGBT? Disown? Abuse? Well here is a story of a young boy and his journey of acting like someone he really isn't and when he decides its time to come out, his life changes FOREVER.

When Utah authorities literally pulled the trigger to end Gilmore's life, they did more than just end the existence of a crazed killer - they opened the floodgates of what is today's version of capital punishment in the United States. Since 1977 over 1,000 state sponsored executions have taken place in the United States. Lawrence Schiller, who did much of the legwork, interviews, and research for the Pulitzer prize and Emmy winning Executioner's Song, outmaneuvered numerous other reporters to gain exclusive access to the book's subject, Gary Gilmore, and went on to produce and direct the award-winning television miniseries based upon it, starring Tommy Lee Jones.

In São Paulo, a number of exceptionally untraditional families have begun to articulate themselves in favor of LGBTI rights. With surnames like D'Matthah, Vallentyne Lawinny, Mad Queen, Lobos and Stronger, they are, in fact, groups comprised of LGBTI young and adolescent originated from low-income neighbourhoods and united in the desire to conquer the public space without fear of feeling discriminated. The origins of each family are varied. Emerging in the mid-2000s, their members have congregated into hundreds: mostly youngsters between the age of 16 and 20 who share the roles of the father, mother, son and daughter. The doc series Families intends to depict and understand the profiles of these groups of youngsters and adolescents. Five groups will be interviewed and each group will be the focus of a 26 minute episode.

Break the Stage is the adaptation of the novel of the same name by Erik V Wolter. It tells the story of Tia Lewis, a troubled teen at an urban Florida high school, who struggles to win her father's approval and the respect of her step team, only to discover she must confront her own faults before she can lead the team to the Nationals. Tia's journey of self-discovery includes an ensemble cast of multi-racial high school students, each with their own personal issues, who clash with Tia's style and her inability to deal with the death of her mother and her father's unrealistic expectations.

Queer Artivism offers an insight into five different queer film festivals through video footage and interviews with the organizers. With this it gives people who do not have the opportunity to visit various queer film festivals, a chance to experience at least five by going to just one film festival/screening. Additionally it is a tribute to queer film festivals and presents different points of view on the current status of queer film festivals and queer films. It is also a tribute to filmmakers, festival organizers and all the people who usually remain unseen, but without whom queer film festivals and films would not exist. Throughout the documentary interviewees (festival organizers, filmmakers and musicians) share their personal stories and elaborate on the importance of queer film festivals and queer film, opening a new space for discussion, reflection and evaluation of queer film festivals and queer film in today's society.

A teenager in Iowa unleashes a swarm of hungry and horny praying mantises.

Luis suspects his beautiful wife Elsa of cheating with their landlord Mr Denis. Elsa wants a child and Luis fears that he cannot make her happy. When Elsa becomes pregnant, Luis confronts Mr Dennis.