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Gendernauts and Making Grace debut on DVD

First Run Features releases two acclaimed lesbian documentaries January 17

Two acclaimed documentaries of queer interest make their DVD debut on Tuesday, January 17, from First Run Features. Monika Treut's Gendernauts explores the lifestyles and politics of the transgender world, featuring interviews with a diverse array of personalities including artists, club promoters, and a former Penthouse model. Catherine Gund's Making Grace is an intimate portrait of two lesbians on the road to motherhood. Both DVDs include interviews and other special features.

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