Bob Weaver

Mondo Rocco is a collection of short films weaved together as it was seen in the Park Theater in Los Angeles in 1969/1970. Charming in their innocence, Rocco's films captured important moments in gay history and are an invaluable resource.

Based on the autobiography of the same name, The Light from the Second Story Window recounts the story of a naïve young man who goes to Hollywood in search of “fame and fortune,” but winds up working as a two-bit hustler.

The stunning chronicle of two male friendships and the homosexual "experiment" that changed their lives forever.

This is the story of Ted, a dreamer whose secret desires come to life as he encounters a variety of men and escapes into elaborate sexual fantasies.

A professor in a sex-education class gives his students a lecture on sexual practices, which are then demonstrated on screen.

The lure of the lights and the riches and fame that Hollywood can bring to a young man with looks and talent is a well known story, but in this version all the "good parts" are not left on the cutting room floor. The hot and heavy sex that our Hollywood hopeful finds as he makes the rounds of casting calls and agents is it's own reward. Instead of great fame, this fair-haired cowboy finds himself on a road of discovery, sexual encounters of all kinds and finally a satisfaction that not even Hollywood can bring.

Step into a rose-colored world of a young blind boy who lives in a fantasy of beauty and sex until an escaped convict turns that world upside-down.

An older gentleman, Mama, hires a hustler to stage sexual exhibitions for his pleasure.

Young Hollywood hopefuls willing to do anything on the casting couch to get ahead.