EDGE Chicago

This documentary about the legendary bathhouse where Bette Midler, Barry Manilow & LaBelle got their start is a fascinating look at New York in the years surrounding Stonewall. A must-see for everyone interested in our history.

Cory James Krueckeberg ("Were the World Mine") is back behind the camera with a sweet, sexy movie about two very different young men in New York falling in love and finding themselves through their connection to one another.

Leave it to Katherine Brooks’ "Face 2 Face" for a loving push to get to the heart of life’s journey. It could be that all Brooks needs is some love and a switch-up of "medicate" to "meditate."

This film is so amped up it could fly right into the fourth, fifth, and sixth dimensions, were they available. As it is, "Gatsby" has to content itself with a magnificent foray into 3D.

The smartphones, desktop, laptop and notebook computers upon which most in the 21st century have grown dependent-which in truth also run the engines of our modern society-likely would not exist if it weren’t for the little-known genius Alan Turing.

There’s a really good movie hidden beneath "The Sapphires," fighting and failing to break into the surface.

The two gurus of culture spoke from their offices in Los Angeles, saying they have been recruiting talent and subject for a while.

Diana Vreeland’s ever-present and magnificent eye gave the world at large and those within her world, movement, fantasy, romance, brilliant color, texture and most of all... beauty and imagination.

While slim in queer pickings, the 2013 IndieFest does feature two great holdovers from last year’s Sundance Film Festival.

If you want a taste of life under Fascism, along with a glimpse of master filmmaker Luis Bunuel working at the top of his craft, the newly restored Tristana must not be missed during its limited Landmark Theatres run.