Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines: With the Sundance Film Festival's listing of this year's GLBT-themed entries, the race is on for hottest queer film of 2002.
16F9, Stefano Moris, Short Program
A Big Issue, Sara Mast, Online Film Festival
Britney Baby--One More Time, Rudi Furstberger, Midnight
The Business of Fancydancing, Sherman Alexie, American Spectrum
By Hook or by Crook, Harry Dodge and Silas Howard, American Spectrum
Cherish, Finn Taylor, Dramatic Competition
Close to Home, Vanessa Roth and Alexandra Dickson, Documentary Competition
The Cockettes, Bill Weber, David Weissman, Documentary Competition
Daddy and Papa, Johnny Symons, Documentary Competition
Devil's Playground, Lucy Walker, American Spectrum
Ernest & Bertram, Peter Spears, Short Program
The Execution of Wanda Jean, Liz Garbus, Documentary Competition
Family Fundamentals, Arthur Dong, Documentary Competition
Family Values, Eva Saks, Short Program
Gerry, Gus Van Sant, Premiere
The Green Hour, Nicole Kassell, Short Program
Indefinable Moods, Kathy Smith, Short Program
Karmen Gei, Joseph Gai Ramaka, World Cinema
Lan Yu, Stanley Kwan, World Cinema
The Laramie Project, Moises Kaufman, Premiere
Lola, Carl Bessai, World Cinema
Love in the Time of Money, Peter Mattei, Dramatic
Lubov and Other Nightmares, Andrei Nekrasov, World Cinema
Lucky Break, Peter Cattaneo, Premiere
May, Lucky McKee, Midnight
Miss 501 (A Portrait of Luck), Jules Karatechamp, Native Forum
Naming Prairie, Alexandra Juhasz, Short Program
No Dumb Questions, Melissa Regan, Short Program
On_Line, Jed Weintrob, American Spectrum
Run Ronnie Run, Troy Miller, Premiere
Siren, Abigail Severance, Frontier Short
The Slaughter Rule, Alex Smith, Andrew Smith, Dramatic Competition
Smokers Only, Veronica Chen, World Cinema
Soft Shell Man, Andre Turpin, World Cinema
Spare Me, Guinevere Turner, Short Program
Stuck, Jamie Babbit, Short Program
Teknolust, Lynn Hershman Leeson, American Showcase
That's My Face, Thomas Allen Harris, American Spectrum
Touch, Jeremy Podeswa, Frontier Short
XX/YY, Austin Chick, Dramatic Feature
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