Bill Sherwood

Tull acted in a few films including Mosquito Squadron (1969), Sex Farm (1973), and Parting Glances (1986), directed by Bill Sherwood.

Joseph Papp

Parting Glances Joseph Papp, producer and impresario Peggy Hewitt, character actress Misty del Giorno, chiropractor Jack Eric Williams, composer and performer Ricky Ian Gordon, composer Quentin Crisp, raconteur/actor/writer Monica Andress, a friend of the composer Bolek Greczynski, art therapist, creator the Living Museum at Creedmoor Barbara Finn, the composer's mother Notable productions

by Bill Sheridan ( who also later died of AIDS)

Parting Glances (1986) written and directed by Bill Sheridan (who also later died of AIDS), was a realistic look at urban gay life and the impact of AIDS on the LGBTQ community by focusing on a gay male couple, one of whose ex-boyfriends, is dying of AIDS.

the Living Museum at Creedmoor Barbara Finn, the composer's mother Notable productions

Parting Glances Joseph Papp, producer and impresario Peggy Hewitt, character actress Misty del Giorno, chiropractor Jack Eric Williams, composer and performer Ricky Ian Gordon, composer Quentin Crisp, raconteur/actor/writer Monica Andress, a friend of the composer Bolek Greczynski, art therapist, creator the Living Museum at Creedmoor Barbara Finn, the composer's mother Notable productions

Katherine Richardson-Anselmo

Directed by Katherine Richardson-Anselmo with director of photography Mike Holderbeast and starring Michael St. Michaels (The Greasy Strangler), the six-plus-minute clip pays tribute to Milos Forman’s 1975 comedy-drama,

Lewis Archibald

Lewis Archibald talks about the beginning of Lewis Archibald's filmmaking career and the production of the film 'Parting glances' (shot in 1984 and released in 1986) that Lewis Archibald wrote and directed.

Mallory Lee

The director, Mallory Lee, has made a number of pleasing shorts in the past, relying on nostalgia to effect happy endings.

a pioneering movie of American gay cinema and stars Steve Buscemi as Nick, an East Village rock singer who has AIDS

Parting Glances is a pioneering movie of American gay cinema and stars Steve Buscemi as Nick, an East Village rock singer who has AIDS.

Gil Portes

Gil Portes was the director of the movie.

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The clip is helmed by acclaimed director Terence Nance, whose 2012 Sundance Film Festival debut

Tom Moore

Directed by award-winning filmmaker/photographer Tom Moore, the clip features an original pas de deux created by renowned choreographer Sarah O'Gleby (The Oscars, Tony Awards, Ted 2) and performed by ballerina Abigail Simon (American Ballet Theater, Joffrey Ballet) and dancer/actor Marty Lawson (Smash, Movin' Out, Shrek The Musical).

Derek Cianfrance

The director was Derek Cianfrance, who previously made Blue Valentine with Ryan Gosling, a startlingly intimate film about a corroding marriage.

Vincente Minnelli

Directed by Vincente Minnelli and choreographed by both Minnelli and Gene Kelly, the last twenty minutes of the movie is a dream ballet where Kelly's character Jerry Mulligan examines Jerry Mulligan's relationship with Lise Bouvier, played by Leslie Caron.

Chi Chi LaRue

Helmed by legendary director Chi Chi LaRue, the title features Jenna Jameson in two girl/girl scenes, one with former Vivid contact star Cassidy.

Charles Dance

The film marked the directorial debut of actor Charles Dance.

Johan Renck

Directed by Johan Renck, the clip starts with Madonna clad in a pink leotard dancing alone in a ballet studio and concludes at a gaming parlor where Madonna dances with Madonna's backup troupe.

Dale Resteghini

The clip was shot on December 13, 2005 with director Dale Resteghini (MUDVAYNE, HATEBREED, FALL

Trey Fanjoy

The clip was directed by Trey Fanjoy, whose other work includes 'Only Prettier' by Miranda Lambert and 'Somebody Like You' by Keith Urban.

Keith Ross Leckie

Directed by Keith Ross Leckie, the film starred Geneviève Désilets, Geneviève Bujold and Michael Moriarty.

Michael Dougherty

The film was directed by Michael Dougherty and stars the likes of Charles Dance, Kyle Chandler, Bradley Whitford, Thomas Middleditch, Sally Hawkins, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Ziyi Zhang, and Ken Watanabe.