سال 2000 - 408

Three unbroadcasted exclusive Special shorts of Gregory Horror Show (presented as bonus videos on the first series DVDs volumes 1-3 in Japan only), containing stories featuring Gregory himself as a guide, giving his commentary and thoughts on each of the guests in the hotel, also displaying paintings based around the said guests.

Stop motion animation by Alexandre Siqueira

A visit to Ain Elhelwi and Shateela camps in the year 1999.

A story about Nashville based Kurt Wagner and his band Lambchop, his parents, his dogs and his incredible basement. The man who wants to be just a normal blue collar worker and his mother who took him to the theater.

A 16mm film printed flat, with the light (the flickers) of an empty lighter, in the darkness of my bathroom. Home-made printing, without a printer (as for Man Ray's rayographs in Retour à la raison) using Éclair 16mm solarised and hand-colored newsreels. Only some fragments remain from the optical soundtrack.

Montreal’s vibrant, diverse and glamourous queer community expresses its unity in GROOVE by swingin’ through the cha cha of love.

Punk As Fuck Video Fanzine is a desperate attempt by ambitious artists to define for ourselves what is Punk As Fuck.

Chew the Fat is an over-the-edge film combining Marilyn Manson, skin growths, puss and gore along with well-endowed gender-bending.

Thank You Kate Bornstein explores a simple question: What is a man and what is a woman? Inspired by the works of transgendered performance artist and author Kate Bornstein, the video piece explores various social misconceptions that construct this very dichotomy.

"Every person alive today carries approximately 250 chemicals within their body, chemicals that didn't exist prior to 1945. This concentration of chemicals within every human being on the face of the earth is called the "body burden" and it is considered our common legacy from the processes of development and industrialization. "

Fags & Hags cuts to the heart of all matters.

On a beautiful day, what’s better than corn on the cob?

A day in the life of a Jerusalem taxi driver, on which he buried his son who committed suicide while in the army. Having no family, he finds himself at work as usual. He meets with blunt reality as it exists in Israel and with grief.

We’re Fathers Too is a documentary that details some of the conflicts gay men face as fathers in North America. Interviews with gay dads, their children, and gay activists are contrasted with footage from a 1999 demonstration in Ottawa by an American fundamentalist organization, making this work a thought-provoking piece to watch.

Diamond’s grainy experimental film is the first in a series that tackles issues of sexuality with a fearless approach. Navigating the psychological manifestations of a hybrid gender identity, Diamond explores issues of body and mind capturing the complex nature of his topic.

Pieces of James: An Enquiry Into the Art and Life of James Manning is the story of the discovery of all the fragments that comprised James’ life. The homoerotic imagery and huge fresco-style still lifes garnered him posthumous success in galleries across the country and an honourary degree from the internationally recognized Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design. Young’s exploration paints a life of creativity, elusiveness, pain and challenges of being gay or lesbian in our time.