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The article presents an interview with Scott Coffey, director of the movie "Ellie Parker." He shared his thoughts about his past acting career wherein he never really enjoyed because he wanted to become a filmmaker. When asked about the role he played in the motion picture "Mulholland Drive," he replied that he was an agoraphic writer. He considered his audition for film director Oliver Stone as his craziest audition because the director fell asleep while he was auditioning.

The article presents an interview with producer J. D. Disalvatore. When asked about how she felt being surrounded by naked guys while filming Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds, she stated that everyone was hot and there was lots of them. She explains that The Becky Snow Show is a cross between Larry Sanders and Absolutely Fabulous. It is behind-the-scenes of a daytime show where the hostess is a fabulous homemaker, but in real life she is a drug-addicted alcoholic lesbian. She came up with the idea because people in the U.S. do not know that the people they admire and have posters of are gay.

The article presents an interview with film director and producer Lesli Klainberg. She details how Jenni Olsen showed her queer film collection deposited at the San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Archive. She discusses her interview with lesbian filmmaker Angela Robinson.

The article presents an interview with Mary Harron, director of the motion picture "The Notorious Bettie Page." Harron states that she decided to direct the film because of her interest in portraying a real life subject in an impressionistic and cinematic way. The director believes that the appeal of actress Bettie Page to lesbians can be attributed to her depiction of domination. She says that her objective for making the film is to give viewers a realistic view of the 1950s.