TV, Cinema and DVD

Set amidst the decadence and terror of pre-war Fascist Germany, the multi award-winning Bent is above all a powerful and moving love story.

Recounting the fate of three homosexual men during the rise of Nazism, the film is a harrowing but inspirational tale of struggle against oppression. 

This Dual Format Edition (Blu-ray and DVD) features the film restored in HD and many special features.

Special Features include Theatrical Trailer, Interviews with Sean Mathias, Martin Sherman, Clive Owen, Lothaire Bluteau, Ian McKellen and Mick Jagger, On Set Footage and Music Video for Streets of Berlin performed by Mick Jagger.

Read more: Get Bent on Blu-Ray & DVD

Gay.com, the world’s leading gay social networking site, has teamed up with film and television producer Larry Kennar (The L Word, Barbershop, 50 First Dates), designer and reality TV veteran Jack Mackenroth (Project Runway: Season 4), and award-winning producer/director John Rutherford (eXposed) to air the original web series The Queens of Drag: NYC. The 8-episode series, which explores the audacious New York drag scene, debuts exclusively on Gay.com on September 8, 2010.

“The fascinating part is how they all lead dual lives, both of which are incredibly challenging.  Most people think of drag as glamorous, fun fluff.  But it’s actually an underappreciated art form that requires an enormous amount of talents and guts.  These queens are at the top of their game in the most competitive city in the world and each has a unique story to reveal underneath the wigs and makeup," says Jack Mackenroth .

Read more: Gay.com Premieres Web Series The Queens of Drag: NYC

Freedom, desire, romance and revenge are the themes that are explored in the acclaimed Argentinean comedy drama PLAN B from Marco Berger, available to buy on DVD on 13th September 2010, RRP £15.99.

Bruno is dumped by his girlfriend. Behind a calm, indifferent exterior, his mind plots a cold, sweet vengeance.

She, a modern girl, continues to see him once in a while, but has another boyfriend – Pablo. Bruno becomes Pablo’s friend, with the idea of eroding the couple, perhaps introducing him to another woman. 

Along the way, the possibility of a Plan B arises. It may be a more effective one – and it is also one which will put his own sexuality into question, taking him into the secret, unexplored places of his own heart.

Read more: Sexual Romantic Comedy with a Difference

Channel 4 is presenting a brief documentary on the topic of being Gay and Hindu. It is a short film providing personal perspective of practising Hindu Subodh Rathod on Wednesday 4 August at 7.55 PM.  Subodh lives with his partner of over 15 years Niranjan Kamatkar, and his mum, and explains why he feels that his religion is compatible with his homosexuality.

It is a good balance to be able to hear a gay Hindu voice on National Television, with a supportive message from Subodh’s mother about his openly gay identity.

Subodh mentioned, “When I was approached to participate, I had no idea about who else is taking take part in this film series. But I was touched by the fact that my mum was willing to say a few words on my sexuality for broadcast, post my father’s recent death  - who was also very supportive of my open gay identity.”

Read more: Channel 4 to air Gay Hindu Documentary

Inner Sanctum Productions are proud to announce that Far Out will be broadcast on OUTtv, Canada’s premier Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender TV network, from September onwards.

Brad Danks, COO of OUTtv says, “OUTtv is delighted to bring Far Out to Canada. Far Out fills a need in the programming landscape for smart and sexy television that depicts contemporary lesbian life. We are sure our viewers will love it as much as we do”.

The creative team behind Far Out are thrilled to be working with OUTtv. The launch will be preceded by a screening at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival in August. For more information please go to on the festival please go to http://www.queerfilmfestival.ca/viewshowtime.php?stid=433

Read more: UK Lesbian TV Series Goes to Canada