In the season 2 finale, Adam wants to celebrate Clay’s birthday. Spike has his film screening.

This documentary explores the little-known world of Montreal’s physique photography scene–a distinct gay subculture that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s–through the life and work of one of its most creative figures.

Adam receives a troubling text message that pushes him to reconsider his choices.

In this charmingly optimistic coming-out-while-coming-of-age portrait, Buddy, an innocent upstate NY guy lands in Manhattan and wanders through hip house parties and cafes looking for new friends and lovers. A New Queer Cinema 80s time  …

A story about four immigrants within Los Angeles, conveying their stories about the challenges and struggles and the beauty within the immigrant experience.

Four women in positions of power discuss the hardships and triumphs of working in today’s world. The best way to inspire the next generation to rise to the occasion is to show them the pioneers  …

A girl meets a guy online and realizes that he has different expectations of her than she has of herself. This film contains interviews from young people who have experienced the male gaze and tried  …

Three girls share their journey overcoming the impact of beauty standards on their self-esteem.

Adam gets a call for help from Theo. Lex opens up about his feelings.

Today’s youth have more options than ever for expressing their individual identities, but few have a carefree attitude toward their bodies. “Stories from the Shower” is a snapshot of an unavoidable chapter in teenage life–school  …