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Available June 24th, 2008
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Three New Films
One From France
Two From Thailand
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| Stealth |
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An Emotional And Joyous Journey Of Self-Discovery
Directed by Lionel Baier (Garçon Stupide) this sweet, oddball story deftly shuffles between sex, family love and adventure with comedic grace. From all outward appearances, Lionel is a happy gay man with a great career and a modern, open minded family who accepts his devoted lover Serge as one of their own.
Then Lionel discovers he has Polish ancestors. Suddenly he’s immersing himself in all things Polish: food, language, etc. Things really heat up when he meets a pretty Polish immigrant facing deportation and decides to marry her.
Taking charge, Lucy (Lionel’s sister) “borrows” Lionel’s company car for a road trip to Poland to discover the family roots. Once there, Lionel rediscovers his seemingly lost homosexuality with the handsome Polish boy, Stan, and along the way, he finds the true meaning of family.
Unrated/Swiss/2007/112 Mins./color/French & Polish w/English Subtitles
Extras:
Theatrical Trailer • Letterboxed • Interactive Menus
DVD: $29.95
To Buy:
TLA Video
Amazon.Com
To Rent:
Netflix
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| Right By Me |
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A Wonderful Love Story From An Ancient Land.
This sweet, sexy and alluring movie follows the lives and loves of three college friends all in different stages of coming out to themselves and others.
Handsome, bookish Tat attends coming out support meetings with his out and proud friend Nat. The two boys are surprised when Tat’s crush, the hunky athlete Ek, shows up to a meeting. Questioning his sexuality, Ek turns to Tat of advice, and a sweet romance gradually develops, creating an awkward situation between Tat and Nat.
To survive and prosper, all three must surmount the homophobia of Thai society, neglectful and abusive home lives, gay bashings, schoolwork and their own love triangle.
Unrated/Thailand/2005/100 Mins./color/Thai w/English Subtitles
Extras:
Theatrical Trailer • Letterboxed • Interactive Menus
DVD: $29.95
To Buy:
TLA Video
Amazon.com
To Rent:
Netflix
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| Down the River |
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My Love For You Flows Like A Constant River
Krit is openly gay, his oldest and deepest friend, Win is questioning. They have grown up together. They are as close as two boys can be. The fact that one is gay means nothing to the the other. As they have grown older, getting ready to separate for college, their love is coming to a test. Is it more than that of friends or is it something deeper? Krit has fallen deeply in love with Win. He keeps a book of pressed flowers, a book of memories of the moments that they have shared. When the two finally explore their passion, what will be the result?
Originally made as a college graduate film, “Down the River” is a daring exploration of friendship and intimacy seldom seen from Thailand. Shot it in the countryside, forests and temples of an ancient land the film is beautiful and sweeping more a tone poem than film. We can only hope that more will come from a film maker of this talent.
Unrated/Thailand/2004/52 Mins./color/Thai w/English Subtitles
Extras:
Making of Featurette • Letterboxed • Interactive Menus
DVD: $29.95
To Buy:
TLA Video
Amazon.com
Available to Rent:
Netflix
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