When two handsome young buddies are hanging around the affluent surroundings of their backyard pool getting high and enjoying the sun, anything can happen. When the goodlooking hunk of a poolman shows up, the two ask him to join in the fun. Declaring he's straight, the poolman says he'll return later to finish his chores. Fantasies abound, as we are taken through a kaleidoscope of sexual experiences, none of which can match the fantasies inspired by the muscular poolman. Finally he returns to finish the pool, but as it turns out, it's only the beginning.

At the heart of the HIV/AIDS crisis and widespread hysteria, a single number and letter designated a ward on the fifth floor of San Francisco General Hospital, the first in the country designed specifically to deal with AIDS patients. The unit's nurses' emphasis on humanity and consideration of holistic well-being was a small miracle amidst a devastating crisis and the ensuing panic about risk and infection.

Hank, a trucker, turns out new hire Joe on a long haul to the West Coast.

New York director Edward Thompson is making his latest "all male! all action!" triple-X feature, but there's another movie running in his head -- a film of fantasies about an ex-lover, his current cast, and the two young men across the courtyard.

Leather boys, denim queens, urban cowboys… all on the prowl, cruising down the legendary San Francisco strip.

Hank follows the man of his dreams across the country to settle down.

Explores the fantasies of a group of men, having them articulate their desires to the camera, then allowing them to live them out in elegant, abstract, and experimental scenes.

Unable to clear his head through casual sex, Larry reads through his letters to Richard, his older lover set to be released from prison.

Hank and Gene are fired from their trucker jobs at the Kansas City Trucking Company after an alcohol-fueled brawl.