We discovered the lovely, talented and full-of-heart photographer Sophia Wallace with her project, Bois and Dykes, which examines the concept of ‘feminine masculinity’ by visually telling the stories of people who live within a spectrum of identities ranging from dyke and butch, to tomboy, aggressive, and transgender. Flipping through the photos online, I knew I had to connect with her. Sophia candidly gives us her time and we are blown away with her talent and impact she is making with her photography and her heart.

Producer Tom Murray produced this very comprehensive and complex portrait of the lives of approximately 15 women who transitioned at various points in their life from men to women. Each woman was different: different backgrounds, different perspectives, different ways of handling their transition into their own personal acceptance and happiness. Bambi Weavil takes a look at this eye-opening documentary.

41 Sekunden (41 Seconds) produced and written by Rodney Sewell, gives us two attractive men arguing why one of their girlfriend’s says the other is the better kisser. But do they really want the girl?

Black Aura on an Angel produced, written and starring Faith Trimel, with Sherry Richardson and Debra Calloway Duke asks the question, “can you lose yourself?” After watching this movie, telling a darker side of a lesbian romance, the answer should be “no the hell you shouldn’t!”

Ebony Chunky Love is a incredible story about the first openly gay African American personality on satellite radio (Sirius OutQ In The Morning), and comedian, Keith Price. Not only is he funny, but he’s charming, and this movie takes you where most don’t – a real story of a mixed-race gay man who knows how to have fun and keep laughing.