"We are two gender queens, gender outlaws, trans-dykes, gender troublemakers" so begins this intimate portrait of the video makers, two kick-ass radical transgender activists living in Toronto. Jeanne and Xanthra publish Gendertrash, a transgender zine, and give the dish on gay male misogyny and all of its complex articulations in contemporary gay culture.

Queer family, boy drag, top surgery and female-born gender transgressors.

The Bearded Lady tells the gay mainstream to shut the fuck up and listen, turn its scrutinizing eyes on their own transphobia, racism, and poorbashing, and to think hard about their misuse of the term "community". Sure to offend/empower/validate/piss off (something for everyone! Including lots of gratuitous beard and tit shots.)

What's happened to oral history? What was it like being queer in Vancouver in the 50s? the 60s? the 70s? Where did people hang out What did they fight for? What do they miss? Armed with curiosity and a cameraman, writer/storyteller Ivan E. Coyote and musician Veda Hille set out to talk to the people who were there. Stories of the Vanport, the International Women's Conference, communal life in the West End and the Castel Kiss-In all come together to make a picture of our city in the middle of the last century.

What exactly is a sissy? Sissy explores masculinity, gender identity, misogyny and self-acceptance.