1963
Twice a Man
Synopsis: Paul (Paul Kilb), a handsome young man clearly alienated from the heterosexuality represented by dancing couples, stands on the roof of a Manhattan building as if contemplating suicide, his foot a bit over the edge. A man identified in the titles as the artist physician (Albert Torgesen) appears and places a hand on Paul’s shoulder, summoning him back from the brink. (from Fred Camper review)
Flaming Creatures
Synopsis: An homage to classic Hollywood movies, a cadre of transvestites and other sexually ambiguous characters — or “creatures” — romp around in a silent tableaux accompanied by soundtracks from old films. Eventually, one of the creatures is molested by the rest of them, which triggers an earthquake. Despite the carnage that follows, the creatures manage to still carry on and have a grand ol’ time.
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