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Synopsis: A "coming out" story of a thirteen-year-old boy

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Synopsis: It is Good Friday. Matthew and Wilma have just set up home in Prattsville, Kansas. Wilma had been burning churches in Oklahoma forcing the couple to flee across the prairie states as felons. Matthew is hopeful he can make things right for them in Kansas with a new home and a steady job. Enter Herman, a violin-playing plumber with enormous feet and angel-like qualities, who fixes the young couple's sink, only to discover a beautiful Easter egg clogging the pipes. Wilma, who believes the Blessed Virgin is leading her to a wonderful occasion that will happen on Easter Day, takes the egg as a sign that she is pregnant. Wilma thanks Herman by washing his feet with her hair. Meanwhile, the town handyman, Zaddock Pratt, has been having religious visions of his own. He also picks up cable TV in his brain, thanks to a steel plate, and sporadically shouts out incoming news, weather reports and sitcom theme songs. Upon meeting Matthew, Zaddock recognizes him as one the of the individuals responsible for a church burning in their area. Matthew takes Zaddock hostage and reveals the story of his and Wilma's first baby who died in childbirth, ironically named Herman, and of Wilma's quest for redemption. When Matthew returns to the cabinwith ZaddockWilma attempts to introduce him to Herman the plumber, but Matthew can't see him. Matthew confronts Wilma with her delusion and "shoots" Herman, forcing Wilma to re-live the event that was the cause of their estrangement and of her intense pain. It is a catharsis long overdue, and now Easter Day is here and Wilma and Matthew must face an uncertain future and begin to rebuild their lives.

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Synopsis: A former cha-cha champion passionately remembers his love of dancing and the blistering sexual encounter that infected him with HIV

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Synopsis: A drag queen prepares in front of a mirror while discussing her idol, an older drag queen who died doing the "Fire Dance" that made her famous

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Synopsis: Someone's in the kitchen with Jeffrey. Jeffrey Dahmer, that is. But don't be fooled by the tabloids and the sensational trialthis lonely mid-westerner had his reasons for becoming the notorious gay cannibal. In this tender cooking lesson, you'll learn about Jeffrey's parents and the bizarre emotional torture of his childhood that left him willing to kill for love.

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Synopsis: The ghost of Tennessee Williams inhabits a male hustler and used him to have all the sex that Tennessee couldn't get when he was alive. But after the thrill wears off, Tennessee's craving for intimacy and love returns