See which films made the cut. BY DANIEL REYNOLDS DECEMBER 24 2014 It has been a stellar year for cinematic storytelling of the LGBT community. This year’s best documentaries feature a variety of fascinating subjects, including Prop. 8 plaintiffs, gay dads,…
Twitter is the most important platform ever created, so you can imagine my delight at winning a WOWIE for best Twitter!
Written by Katelyn Hensel • December 10, 2014 Letters for My Sisters: Transitional Wisdom in Retrospect is a gesture of hope and support from trans women, showing how their own experiences with transitioning shaped their lives for the better or worse.…
November 6, 2014 By Trans Health Editors Letters For My Sisters: Transitional Wisdom In Retrospect is a groundbreaking anthology from Transgress Press that features intimate letters written by 35 trans women to their past selves or other trans women. The…
by Mitch Kellaway November 5, 2014 Letters for My Sisters: Transitional Wisdom in Retrospect ($16, Transgress Press) “If you could write just one letter to someone who is beginning their gender transition or to your younger, pre-transition self, what would you…
Thank you Atlanta Out on Film audiences for choosing our film as Best Comedy! Our team had a wonderful stay in your amazing city, and the attendance and response to the film were outstanding!
Published on Oct 30, 2014 Interview with ALEC MAPA: BABY DADDY subject Alec Mapa and director Andrea James at the 2014 Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival.
By /bent October 8, 2014 ALEC MAPA: BABY DADDY Thursday, October 16 at 5:00 PM Director Andrea James, Subject Alec Mapa in attendance Alec Mapa shines in this biographical documentary focusing on his one-man show and featuring his husband and…
By DAVID WARNER, TIFFANY RAZZANO, JULIE GARISTO and DEVON CRUMPACKER Oct 9, 2014 Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy It’s rare that a film can successfully combine raunchy sex jokes with heartfelt stories of love and compassion, but Alec Mapa does just…
October 7, 2014 5 Questions with Andrea James, director of Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy, which screens at TIGLFF this Friday at 5 pm!. What are you most looking forward to about your film showing in Florida? I’ve always…
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