República de Abril

The movie based on the real life story of famous poet, Asrar ul Haq Majaz . Majaz (Priyanshu Chaterjee) is a romantic poet. Despite gaining an early fame he soon became an alcoholic. His alcohol problem worsens when he falls in love with one of his admirer who is also married.

Young boy in 1970s Tyneside endures difficult childhood with strict parents. Realizing his future lies elsewhere, he plans escape by pursuing life at sea, leaving home behind.

The film tells the story of the life of Daniil Yuvachev, known to the world as Daniil Kharms.

After finally achieving his childhood dream, being one of the top professional wrestlers in the world, Nigel McGuinness painfully travels the world for one last tour, battling to understand his place in the business he spent his life pursuing after his career was cut tragically short by two terrible twists of fate.

Monica Davidson is a 3rd generation fag hag, a straight female friend to the gay man. At last count, around fifty of Monica's lifetime friends are gay men. Why? Is it genetic? Monica's grandmother Dorothy is friends with openly gay Keithy in the 1950s in a time when homosexuality was a crime. When Monica's mother Pat is a younger woman in the 1970s, she befriends Bobby and her weekends are spent at the local gay bar. Now, Monica's teenage daughters march in the Gay Mardi Gras parade and argue for marriage equality with their school friends. In Handbag, Monica tells the very personal story of her own family and friends, and the iconic relationship between gay men and straight women. As a testimony to her quest, she also creates the ultimate moving tribute to the relationship - a float for the famous Sydney Gay Mardi Gras parade. Through Handbag, Monica will explore gay history, the role of women in a world of men, and friendship through thick, thin and sequins.