PECKERS - PATRICK AND PAUL GET PIERCED(1997) 7 mins colour
Woody Woodpecker and our host Mary Magdelane follow the boys as they keep their appointment with Prince Albert.

SICK AND NASTY - TOO MUCH GINGER SPICE WILL MAKE YOU SICK! (1999) 8 mins (colour)
The Spice Girls: that one of a kind, all girl British pop band, more influential that the Beatles. These gorgeous glittering glamour queens have sold 31 million records, been nominated for 7 British music awards, had two hit albums, plus their own motion picture. Clearly, life never looked better for these spicey ladies.

So what went wrong? On May 31, 1998 the news broke: Ginger Spice was leaving the Spice Girls for Good! The world was shocked. A bomb had dropped and life would never be the same again! But there's something you didn't know and we've figured it out! We know why Ginger left the Spice Girls and tonight we're going to spill the beans!

MY SPRINGTIME DAYS (1999) 2 mins (colour)
An older man reflects on his past youth, remembering what it means to be young and in love.

HONEY BUNNY (1999) 1:30 mins (colour)
Have you ever heard the story about the "Honey Bunny". No, well we'll tell you all about it now. Watch as this giant 10 foot tall perverted "Honey Bunny" chases hoards of screaming naked boys around the very wild Canadian forest. Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids.

BECAUSE NO ONE CAME TO RESCUE ME (1999) 6:10 b&w
Inspired by an autobiographical experience, "Rescue Me" takes you inside the very personal reaction of one boy after an incident of sexual abuse.

SKIN (1999) 1:30 mins (colour)
Dangerous and rebellious, breaking modern day "safe sex" taboos, this controversial film is a meditation around issues of "barebacking". Leaving us to question what it means to live life in the moment.

FLIRT (1999) 3:40 mins (b&w and colour)
"It's not like I didn't know right from the start he was straight". The filmmaker talks intimately about his straight acquaintance who can't resist playing the game with all his gay friends - even if he doesn't recognize it himself.