Self-love leaps to a new height in Bruce LaBruce’s brazenly queer family affair, where a hunky biker searches for—and falls in love with—his long-lost twin. Counting immoral monks and lesbian witches among its host of characters, Saint-Narcisse counters social taboos with subversive naughtiness.

Now streaming here.

"Diễm’s fly-on-the-wall approach allows her to capture heart-wrenching moments, such as when Vang’s family comes to take Di with them forcibly. As the girl is dragged, kicking and screaming, she calls out to Diễm for help. And yet the documentarian does not interfere, although we briefly glimpse her pained expression as the camera tussles in the commotion. This sequence leaves the viewer questioning their culpability in observing these intimate moments in Di’s life without any recourse for their own inaction."

[Full review at RogerEbert.com]

Sônia Braga skyrocketed from Brazilian soap star to national deity following the release of Bruno Barreto’s DONA FLOR AND HER TWO HUSBANDS, a sensual and darkly comedic tale of female desire and liberation. 

Now showing here.

This poignant and comic story traces the coming-of-age of two Jewish teenage girls—one white and straight, and the other Black and queer. Set in Rochester, NY, the film begins at the funeral service of their former Hebrew school classmate who suddenly commits suicide. A complicated romance unexpectedly arises as the best friends navigate their feelings about this tragedy and themselves, and try to make sense of their teacher’s well-meaning but misguided advice about grieving.

Now playing in our Virtual Cinema until 1/17 as part of the 2021 New York Jewish Film Festival.