After Stonewall: Queer Films Made at the Wex

A Decade of Caring: A Video Scrapbook 1984–1994
(David Hoover, Michael Reese, and David St. Clair, 1994)

This short documentary looks at the growth of the Columbus AIDS Task Force (now Equitas Health) and its community impact during the AIDS crisis. (12 mins., digital video)

Greetings from Out Here
(Ellen Spiro, 1993)

Spiro's sometimes poignant, often hilarious film takes us a tour of gay life through the backroads of the American South with dog Sam in tow. (60 mins., digital video)

Nation
(Tom Kalin, 1992)

Kalin's compelling short reminds us that "our bodies, like land, have been shaped by history into zones to be charted, conquered, divided, or made whole." (Video Data Bank). (1 min., digital video)

Not Just Passing Through
(Catherine Gund, Polly Thistlethwaite, Dolores Pérez, and Jean Carlomusto, 1994)

This four-part documentary examines lesbian history during the late 1980s and early 90s. (60 mins., digital video).

Rock Hudson’s Home Movies
(Mark Rappaport, 1992)

Mining the star’s career to reveal onscreen clues about his offscreen sexuality, Mark Rappaport’s groundbreaking documentary features actor Eric Farr portraying (and appearing alongside) Hudson, one of the first celebrities to die during the AIDS epidemic. (63 mins., digital video)

More about the exhibition
Art after Stonewall, 1969–1989

More about Mark Rappaport
• From the Journals of Jean Seberg on demand at Vimeo
• DVDs at Re:Voir

All images courtesy of the filmmakers