Over-sexed dolls, lascivious activists, tough tomboys, and the universal search for love and acceptance. These are some of the subjects featured in Fun In Girls’ Shorts 2, a new DVD compilation of seven powerful and provocative short lesbian available April 7, 2009.

These edgy, political, topical and lesbian short films have wowed the crowd at past Frameline festivals and many have also gone on to play to sell-out crowds and win awards at prestigious film festivals around the country.

Fun in Girls’ Shorts 2 includes:

Crafty, directed by Erik Gernand, tells a wry tale of a cunning activist and the craft-loving housewife she encounters.

The Vicious and the Delicious, director Tonnette Stanford’s ribald parody of a fictitious soap opera and its shocking scandals.

eddie, directed by Quentin Kruger, is set in a neighborhood playground where an precocious tomboy faces some grown-up questions.

Heterosexual wedding traditions present an interesting dilemma to a gay marriage proposal in director Robert Gaston’s Will You...

Night Star is director Kekeleto Khena’s contemplative film about the tender relationship between a young Zulu woman and her caregiver.

The only documentary on the DVD, Just Me? directed by Amy Neil explores a young lesbian’s discovery that her great grandmother may have had more of a past than her family ever knew.

Two antique dolls tell the story of a night of entangled passion and the ensuing emotional aftermath in Nicole Brending’s Operated by Invisible Hands.