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fromABC7 Los Angeles
13 hours ago

Oscar-nominated short 'A Friend of Dorothy' has humor, heart

A Friend of Dorothy, an Oscar-nominated short film, depicts an unexpected friendship between a young gay athlete and a lonely widow, inspired by director Lee Knight's relationship with an elderly London neighbor.
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fromQueerty
1 week ago
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These Pillion & Alexander Skarsgard posts have us padlocked to our social media feed - Queerty

A24 releases 'Pillion,' a film about a submissive man and a dominant biker that sparks social media debate over authenticity and consent in BDSM representation.
fromQueerty
1 month ago
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Here comes the discourse! Viewers can't decide if "Pillion" is hot or "like abuse" - Queerty

A gay BDSM rom-com starring Alexander Skarsgård divides viewers over whether its portrayal of power dynamics is tender or abusive.
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fromQueerty
1 week ago

These Pillion & Alexander Skarsgard posts have us padlocked to our social media feed - Queerty

A24 releases 'Pillion,' a film about a submissive man and a dominant biker that sparks social media debate over authenticity and consent in BDSM representation.
fromQueerty
1 month ago
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Here comes the discourse! Viewers can't decide if "Pillion" is hot or "like abuse" - Queerty

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fromQueerty
2 weeks ago

Watch Miriam Margolyes' Oscar-nominated short A Friend of Dorothy for free online now - Queerty

Oscar-nominated short film A Friend of Dorothy is available free on YouTube, depicting an unlikely friendship between an elderly widow and a teenage boy who bond over drama and shared loneliness.
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fromTime Out London
3 weeks ago

BFI Flare has just revealed its massive line-up for 2026

BFI Flare marks its 40th anniversary in 2026 with 65 features, 62 shorts, 31 world premieres and a full events programme at BFI Southbank.
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fromQueerty
3 weeks ago

A raunchy new Gregg Araki comedy just dropped & it's the perfect excuse to rewatch his other queer classic - Queerty

Gregg Araki's I Want Your Sex secured theatrical distribution and one of his acclaimed films will receive a restored re-release.
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fromSan Francisco Bay Times
3 weeks ago

Talking Only Good Things With Lucas Drummond - San Francisco Bay Times

Lucas Drummond stars as Antônio, a rural cheesemaker who falls in love with Marcelo in 1984 and later confronts Marcelo's mysterious disappearance decades later.
fromQueerty
1 month ago

Queerty's 2026 Sundance Recap: Sex, scares & chaos in Park City - Queerty

Another Sundance Film Festival has come & gone, but this time, as the red carpets get rolled up and we put our snow boots back in storage, we're also saying goodbye to Park City, Utah, the fest's historic home since it was founded over 40 years ago by the late Robert Redford. And though its new location in Boulder, Colorado promises to take the annual celebration of independent cinema to a state decidedly
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fromQueerty
1 month ago

That time Paul Newman had a Canadian hunk strip down to his jock in this 1970s hockey classic - Queerty

Paul Newman starred in 1970s sports films that contained overt queer themes and moments, notably Slap Shot featuring a homoerotic striptease scene.
fromsfist.com
1 month ago

Frameline Film Festival to Honor John Waters This Year With Special Award, 'Serial Mom' Screening

The Frameline Award, which has not been given out since 2019, is given to a person or entity that has made a major contribution to LGBTQ+ representation in film, television, or the media arts. And this year it will be bestowed on filmmaker, writer, and visual artist John Waters during a special presentation on March 17 to kick off Frameline's 50th anniversary season. The event will also feature a screening of Waters's 1994 classic , starring Kathleen Turner, with live commentary from Waters and Peaches Christ.
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fromPinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
2 months ago

LGBTQ+ films coming in 2026 - Kristen Stewart's debut to the Heartstopper finale

Kristen Stewart is returning to the big screen, but this time as a director. Her directorial debut, The Chronology of Water, is a force of nature and a piercing adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch's 2011 novel of the same name. Stewart's psychological drama follows a young woman (Imogen Poots) who escapes trauma through writing and swimming. It's a challenging watch but a poignant perspective on addiction and motherhood through the eyes of a queer woman.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

He asked me what I'd done sexually with a woman': how Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor turned her asylum grilling into a film

Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor's debut feature Dreamers dramatizes a Nigerian lesbian asylum-seeker's detention, drawing on her own asylum experience and advocacy through Joi Productions.
fromSan Francisco Bay Times
3 months ago

Director Lucas Santa Ana Discusses His Film #300Letters, Which Charts a Breakup - San Francisco Bay Times

The film has Jero (Cristian Mariani) coming home from a workout to find his partner Tom (Gastón Frías) is gone and ghosting him on their anniversary. Jero soon experiences the five stages of grief. As a way of explanation, Tom has left a box of 300 letters recounting his side of their relationship. As Jero starts reading Tom's missives, he learns that his ex thinks he is childish and superficial.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Bill Condon, Tonatiuh talk about the quietly subversive Spider Woman'

Tonatiuh delivers a powerful, multifaceted lead performance in Bill Condon's Kiss of the Spider Woman, showcasing singing, dancing, and profound emotional depth.
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fromSun Sentinel
5 months ago

Don't miss out: Your essential guide to South Florida film festivals this season

South Florida hosts notable fall film festivals offering LGBTQ+ cinema, indie premieres, retrospectives, documentaries, panels, parties, and emerging Oscar contenders across Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
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fromConsequence
6 months ago

Groundbreaking LGBTQ+ Comedy But I'm a Cheerleader Now Available in 4K

But I'm a Cheerleader is a groundbreaking, joy-filled 1999 LGBTQ+ coming-out comedy showcasing Natasha Lyonne, now newly available in 4K.
fromPinkNews | Latest lesbian, gay, bi and trans news | LGBTQ+ news
6 months ago

London's only LGBTQ+ cinema is staging an outdoor movie festival this weekend

The Arzner Cinema in the Square will see queer and queer-friendly films presented in the heart of Bermondsey between Saturday 23 and Monday 25 August. The debut event from The Arzner cinema & cocktail bar, which opened in Bermondsey Square in March, will see four films screened each day from midday onwards. Earlier films will be more focused around family-friendly stories, while later films will be for the adults.
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fromtime.com
8 months ago

How Brokeback Mountain Holds UpAnd Doesn't20 Years Later

Brokeback Mountain significantly impacted LGBTQ+ cinema, challenging stereotypes and igniting conversations on representation.
fromSan Francisco Bay Times
10 months ago

Queer Films Galore at This Year's SF International Film Festival - San Francisco Bay Times

Rafael Ruiz Espejo's sizzling debut feature, The Last First Time, chronicles a rural Mexican teenager's sexual coming-of-age as he flirts with a boy during a trip to Guadalajara.
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