WATCH THIS:
Cher: The Film Collection “Turn Back Time” and check this
DVD collection out. For the first time, our queen bee of music with the star quality and great acting that lit up the silver screen is presented in a collection of six of her most memorable roles. Whether it’s her portrayal of a lesbian opposite Meryl Streep in Silkwood, her hilarious and brilliant portrayal of a single mom in Mermaids or her Oscar-winning role as a woman in love in Moon- struck, Cher made quite an impact on the hearts of many moviegoers. Also included are Tea With Mussolini, and her two earliest films, Good Times and Chastity. I do “Believe” in Cher…I do! Available now.
Stuck! Paying homage to the film noir cinema explorations of women in
prison, Director Steve Balderson pres- ents Stuck! Stars such as Karen Black, Susan Traylor, Mink Stole, Lady Monster and Jane Wiedlin, along with other hard-boiled dames, go behind bars and in front of them to tell the tale of Daisy, an unspoiled young woman who is framed for the murder of her mother…this 95-minute
trip exposes forbidden love, a heck of a lot of cat-fighting and sadistic and corrupt prison guards. Balderson puts a modern spin on the prison genre with satisfying results and
witty dialogue. Stuck! Is a campy and creative romp of women in the “Big House.” Available November 9.
Is It Just Me? Director J.C. Calciano presents a witty and endearing cinema look at the world of online dating and what can happen when a young gay guy decides to use his roommate’s profile to meet the man of his dreams. What could be another average and trite romp through a situation, such as this, turns out to be a warm and engaging romantic comedy of the gay
Obama and the Gays: A Political Marriage Long-time and respected journalist, and
co-founder of Windy City Times, Tracy Baim has helmed an ambitious and thorough exploration of
President Obama and his stand, support and history of dealing with gay political issues. Covering Obama’s political career from the early days forward, the book also presents the actions and reactions of the gay orga- nizations and community leaders to Obama’s stance on many important issues that affect all LGBT people. Baim also presents essays and contributions from numerous other gay movement leaders creating a well-rounded journey of historical knowledge in Obama and the Gays: A Political Marriage. Available now.
genre. The three leading actors, Nicholas Downs, David Loren and Adam Huss, provide a potent blend of char- acterization and humor in sorting out the complications of the plot. Is It Just Me? Is an official selection of OUTFest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival and a winner of The Rainbow Award for the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival. Available November 16.
NOVEMBER 2010 | RAGE monthly 23
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