In the latter part of the 1960's the Civil Rights Movement made its way into the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Community. Across the country LGBT persons defiantly stood up and fought for the right to be out, proud, and equal. Today, the LGBT Community is out and definitely proud; however, they are far from equal. Those who fought for our equalityare older now and are facing an onslaught of discrimination from their government, social service networks, and even from their own Community.

Ten More Good Years introduces remarkable LGBT Elders who share inspiring stories of their lives and Queer History. It is through these stories that the governmental and social injustices quietly reveal themselves, shedding light on what it is now, and what it will be to grow old and Gay in America.

A new korean film about the tumultuous relationship between two men from different worlds opens in select theaters July 25th.

Set in Seoul, South Korea, "No Regret" centers on Sumin (Lee Young-Hoon), who leaves the orphanage where he grew up and heads to the city to study art design. After losing his job at a factory due to layoffs, he finds himself working as a prostitute in a gay bar. Initially Sumin resists the advances of Jaemin (Lee Han), who comes from a rich and conservative family that doesn't accept his sexual identity. Eventually Sumin succumbs to Jaemin's advances, after they briefly experience happiness as passionate lovers, Sumin and Jaemin's relationship falls into heartache and tragedy.

continue reading to see an exclusive video clip from the movie...

This summer's gay romantic feature film "Holding Trevor"  will open July 4, 2008 in select cities.

In the film, Trevor Holden has just witnessed his boyfriend Darrell overdose on heroin--again. And as his oldest friend, Trevor feels a responsibility to help Darrell in his latest attempt at sobriety, much to the dismay of his own best friends Jake and Andie. But, when Darrell starts using again Trevor is finally ready to call it quits. And just when he does, he meets the ever so charming Ephram.

Bi The Way will screen at Silverdocs Film Festival in Silver Spring, Maryland today,  June 19, at 9:15pm and June 21 at 11:45pm.

The feature-length documentary is executive produced by former California Congressman Michael Huffington (once married to Ariana Huffington) and produced by Martha Shane.

The critically acclaimed movie "Brother to Brother" is now available on DVD. The movie, which invokes the glory days of the Harlem Reinassance, has been recognized by the Sundance Film Festival and numerous gay and lesbian film festivals.

Perry, a young Black gay artist played by Anthony Mackie, is thrown out of his house after his parents learn of a sexual encounter with another man. He finds himself homeless and struggling to balance his life, and come to terms with being gay.

For many Summer vacation brings back memories of long lazy days, childhood innocence, and first loves. Those feelings are skillfully captured in the lesbian romance "My Summer of Love".

This film vibrantly charts the emotional and physical hothouse effects that bloom one summer for two young women. Mona, played by Natalie Press, hides an untapped intelligence and a yearning for something beyond the emptiness of her daily life behind a spiky exterior. Tamsin, played by Emily Blunt, is well-educated, spoiled and cynical. As they are complete opposites, each is wary of the other’s differences when they first meet, but this coolness soon melts into mutual fascination, amusement and attraction.

German Film Tells the Story of Iranian Immigrant

The original title of this film is 'Fremde Haut', which means 'in Orbit' - the term officially used by the UN to refer to asylum-seekers who find themselves orbiting around planet Earth because they can actually find legal domicile nowhere at all. This is a perfect description for the main character in this film, Fariba, brilliantly performed by Jasmin Tabatabai.

Throughout the film, Fariba is constantly in conflict: not quite at home in Germany or Iran, not not quite at peace as either straight or gay, not quite at ease as man or as woman.