Freshly dumped, Jerome swaps Paris for California in the hope of finding some sun, an acting job and men – anything to keep his mind off his cheating ex. When he arrives, it’s not the paradise he imagined, but he soon meets prostitute Kaleesha, who takes a real shine to our puppy-dog-eyed loner, and who introduces him to drag queen, Norma Desire, and with nowhere to stay Jerome crashes at Norma’s place.

Hands up all those of you who have been waiting impatiently for Laura Harring to return to the fold? It’s eight years since Harring (then credited as Laura Elena Harring) joined Naomi Watts to create one of cinema’s greatest ever Sapphic pairings in David Lynch’s masterpiece Mulholland Drive. And now she’s back. Drool is a very, very different movie – although it does also turn on Harring’s character being rescued from an untenable position by a wonderful woman.

Freshly dumped, Jerome swaps Paris for California in the hope of finding some sun, an acting job and men – anything to keep his mind off his cheating ex. When he arrives, it’s not the paradise he imagined, but he soon meets prostitute Kaleesha, who takes a real shine to our puppy-dog-eyed loner, and who introduces him to drag queen, Norma Desire, and with nowhere to stay Jerome crashes at Norma’s place.

Owing a huge (tongue in) cheeky debt to 1998’s Run, Lola Run, the film that put Tom Tykwer’s firmly onto the world cinema map, this first feature from the do-it-all duo (credited for writing, directing, producing and operating the camera) Seidler and Siler (who on her own made The Midwife’s Tale in 1995) is as light as a soufflé and frothier than a cappuccino. It’s also as delicious as both, but much sexier than either.

When Paul and Eddie begin previews for the new Off-Broadway musical ‘Adam and Steve Just the Way God Made ‘Em’, they find their lives strangely mirror the characters they are playing. Paul is looking for the perfect man and Eddie is dealing with how he reconcile his sexuality with his faith. After yet another disastrous dating experience, Paul has an epiphany and decides he’s done dating and just wants to be a slut like the sexy chorus boys that share his dressing room.

Hands up all those of you who have been waiting impatiently for Laura Harring to return to the fold? It’s eight years since Harring (then credited as Laura Elena Harring) joined Naomi Watts to create one of cinema’s greatest ever Sapphic pairings in David Lynch’s masterpiece Mulholland Drive. And now she’s back. Drool is a very, very different movie – although it does also turn on Harring’s character being rescued from an untenable position by a wonderful woman.

A collection of Australian short films screened back to back.  Titles include Bombshell, Lash, The Human Prism, Neon Skin, Trixie Club, Disarm, Breeders and Sorrento.  Great plots from up-and-coming gay and lesbian film makers.

Everett and Miles live in relative seclusion in a small town with their learning disabled son, Billy. Their relationship is passionless and they seem to be held together by their shared loved of the child. When Miles and Billy take a trip out of town to visit family, Everett is thankful for some time to be by himself. However his peace is interrupted by the arrival of a handsome stranger, Chase, a writer who has taken a wrong turn on the way to his B&B.