“Isaac” Shows The Importance Of Being True To Yourself – Movie Review
Isaac (Image: PR) The directorial debut of Angeles Hernandez and David Matamoros, Isaac is based on the Spanish stage play...
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How “Muy Gay Too Mexicano” Spotlights The LGBTQ+ Latiné Experience!
Muy Gay Too Mexicano - Poster The short Muy Gay Too Mexicano tells the story of JD (Abel Benitez) and...
“Gemmel & Tim” Serves a Timely Doc About Seeking Justice in the Queer Community – *Outfest2021*
"Gemmel & Tim" Documentary (Image: PR) With Ed Buck being convicted in July of this year, Gemmel & Tim is...
“Ride or Die” Movie Review: One Murder, Two Sapphic Women, and a Road Trip of a Lifetime
Nanae (left) and Rei (right) cuddling together. Image: screenshot from Ride or Die Ride or Die is a Japanese psychological...
“Lava” Offers A Ton Of Interesting Ideas But Doesn’t Hit The Mark – Movie Review
Lava (Image: PR) From co-writers Ayar Blasco (who is also the director), Nicolás Britos, and Salvador Sanz, Lava is an...
Rain Beau’s End Review: A Powerful Drama Exploring the Impact of Mental Illness
Rain Beau's End Rain Beau’s End is a powerful and overall bleak drama about a lesbian couple adopting a boy...
First Blush Review: A Compelling Look into a Polyamorous Relationship
First Blush First Blush follows married couple Nena and Drew as they meet and find themselves navigating a polyamorous relationship...
“The Christmas Setup” Movie Review – Basically A Perfect Queer Holiday Story
Patrick and Hugo in "The Christmas Setup" (Image: Screengrab) For those wondering, Lifetime ended up delivering an incredibly sweet queer-led...
Dive into the Japanese LGBTQ+ Community with “Queer Japan”
After five years of development and shooting, over 100 interviews, and a successful run on the global film festival circuit,...
8 LGBTQ Holiday Films to Enjoy as You Socially Distance This Winter
Stock photo by Mel Poole on Unsplash. The holidays definitely look a little bit different this year, as many people...