Recent research shows that young people list media entertainment as one of the sources where they find information about what they really want to know about sex and what is not taught through the school curriculum--namely, relationships and eroticism. This paper addresses the potential role that may be played by small independent alternative feature films such as "52 Tuesdays" in the sexual education of young people. While "52 Tuesdays'" purpose was never explicitly pedagogic, the subject matter--family relationships, sexual experimentation, sexual identity and agency, and transgender experience--situates it firmly within the concerns of contemporary young people.