Movies and TvShows featuring "gay-nineties" theme.

The Oldest Profession is an anthology film that dives into the realm of prostitution. Set in late 19th century Paris, it portrays different aspects of the profession through comedic and dramatic storylines. The film delves into themes of virtue, sex, marriage, and the complexities of male-female relationships. Through a series of farcical and intriguing situations, the characters navigate the Belle Époque era with its secrets, cons, and games.

Lost in Alaska is a hilarious adventure comedy film set in the beautiful and treacherous landscapes of Alaska. The story revolves around two bumbling characters who find themselves in precarious situations as they navigate their way through the snowy wilderness. With themes of greed, rescue, and comedic mishaps, this movie will have you laughing and on the edge of your seat.

Belle of the Nineties is a comedy-drama musical that takes place in the gay nineties. The story revolves around a jewel robbery and a romance. It showcases the vibrant slang and culture of the 1890s. The plot also involves a justice-of-the-peace and a jazz band from New Orleans, Louisiana. The movie is set in the pre-code era and features the charm and elegance of the southern belle. It provides a glimpse into the life and events of the 19th century.

Set in the vibrant Coney Island of the 1890s, this musical comedy follows a story of redemption, marriage proposals, and a lively nightclub scene.

After inheriting a fortune, Mr. Polly's life takes unexpected turns as he navigates love, deceit, and dark secrets. As he tries to build a new life, he becomes entangled in a web of coincidence, leading to a shocking revelation. With arson and lies complicating matters, Mr. Polly must find a way to survive and uncover the truth behind his inheritance.

Showcasing many songwriters of the 1890s, including William McKenna, Harry Armstrong, and eighty-six year old Theodore Metz (who wrote "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight"). For a special treat, we get to see Maude Lambert sing "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling."