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Tracy Humphrey, KPIX Channel 5, interviews Wolfe President Maria Lynn on Bay Sunday. They discuss Wolfe's 25th Anniversary, the upcoming movie 8:The Mormon Proposition, and the evolution of gay video. |
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Jason Stuart (MAKING IT TO THE MIDDLE)
“My favorite is LONGTIME COMPANION. There is a scene when Bruce Davison and his boyfriend in the film see a “young cute guy” walk by and they both turn their heads at the same time. It showed me how gay men who are coupled are different from straight folks. Their relationship was so close and tender, and they showed up for each other till the end. It was so rare and wonderful. I just loved this film. It has a very special place in my heart.”
You’ve seen him on “The Closer,” “House,” “Will & Grace” and on dozens of other TV shows and movies, discover the full-on hilarious Jason Stuart in his wonderful full-length comedy tour portrait, MAKING IT TO THE MIDDLE.
AND THEN CAME LOLA — SF DVD Release Party
All the girls came out last week for Wolfe’s San Francisco AND THEN CAME LOLA DVD Release Party at Orson Restaurant, Bar & Lounge. The evening was co-presented by Frameline & Curve Magazine. LOLA co-director Megan Siler is pictured above at the event with Wolfe President Maria Lynn and Director of E-Commerce Jenni Olson to the left; and Curve staffers Flo and Diana to the right.
AND THEN CAME LOLA is coming to fine retailers everywhere on May 18th. Watch the trailer or reserve your copy now at WolfeVideo.com!
See more event pictures here: AND THEN CAME LOLA DVD Release Party – Curve Magazine – Web Articles 2010.
AND THEN CAME LOLA trailer at Qlipp.com
Click to watch and vote for AND THEN CAME LOLA’s smart, sexy, fresh and funny trailer at Qlipp.com!
Starring Ashleigh Sumner, Jill Bennett, Cathy DeBuono and Jessica Graham — this fabulous new lesbian feature hits video stores and fine retailers everywhere on May 18th!
Kathy Wolfe’s LGBT Film Picks on CherryGrrl
from CherryGrrl.com:
“We recently tracked down Kathy Wolfe, founder and CEO of Wolfe (the oldest and largest exclusive distributor of gay and lesbian movies). Kathy is celebrating 25 years of releasing LGBT films this year, so what better time than now to ask her to tell us about ten of the most significant gay and lesbian movies released by the company since they’ve been in business? Here are her picks… so make some room on that shelf for a terrific collection of gay and lesbian classics.”
read the full story: LGBT Film Picks from the Expert | Cherry Grrl.
HANNAH FREE: The Lesbian Brokeback!
Great news on the lesbian film front this week as Home Media Magazine dubs the powerful new Sharon Gless drama HANNAH FREE:
“A lesbian Brokeback Mountain.”
Read their full: HANNAH FREE DVD Review | homemediamagazine.com.
Or click to reserve your advance copy now from WolfeVideo.com for just $19.95 (coming to fine retailers everywhere on June 1st).
Alan Cumming (queer actor/performer extraordinaire)
“One of my favorite LGBT movies is DIE MOMMY DIE! First of all, Charles Busch is a genius and I would walk over hot coals to hear anything he has to say. And secondly, this film is such a clever homage to old Hollywood as well as Greek tragedy—and you don’t get better homo combos than that. It’s hilarious and touching and Charles works a costume like nobody else.”
Discover Alan’s wonderful performance in BAM BAM & CELESTE or see him interviewed in FABULOUS! THE STORY OF QUEER CINEMA (both on DVD from Wolfe, of course)! And then go check out his blog at AlanCumming.com where you can attempt to keep up with his tremendously busy schedule and read lengthy, entertaining reflections on his exploits.
Constance McMillen Meets Kathy Wolfe at “Lesbian Prom”
This year’s National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) Anniversary dinner (aka “the lesbian prom”) took over San Francisco’s Marriot Hotel ballroom on Saturday May 1st with an inspiring program of honorees and more than 1300 NCLR supporters in attendance. The evening’s guests of honor included Mississippi prom activist Constance McMillen who shared this moment pictured above with Wolfe Founder and CEO Kathy Wolfe. Immediately after being presented with NCLR’s Community Partner Award in celebration of Wolfe’s 25th Anniversary, Kathy Wolfe told McMillen that the company is shipping a library of Wolfe’s most significant LGBT films on down to Mississippi as a thank you gift to Constance for her courage and leadership and to provide further inspiration for her as part of our next generation of activists. Constance’s friend and fellow activist Ceara Sturgis (who was erased from her school yearbook after her request to wear a tux for her yearbook photo) was also on hand and the two received an enormous standing ovation as NCLR executive director Kate Kendall introduced them to the crowd saying, “Let’s show them they’re not in Mississippi right now.”
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