#queer-cinema

#queer-cinema

"The Clan's Heir is a Transwoman (2013) plays like a lo-fi passion project, but it's also a surprising, queer-centered take on the yakuza genre."

LaBruce’s films blend shock value and explicit sex with a camp aesthetic, challenging the status quo and affirming that provocative art transcends age.

Dysfunctional parents, a pining girlfriend, falling for a straight guy - the overcrowded gay coming-out genre often feels repetitive and stale.

Andrew Ahn's joyful queer comedy 'The Wedding Banquet' remakes Ang Lee's 1993 classic, showcasing love and authenticity through the struggles of its gay couples.

"I think queer cinema has, kind of, been thriving, generally," says Mäkela, slowly and unconvincingly. He highlights the growth in stories told but emphasizes the need for more radical narratives.

This film is a blend of dark humor and absurdity, challenging viewers to decipher whether it embraces comedy or simply engages in deadpan in-jokes.

In a stunning exploration of loneliness and desire, Guadagnino's 'Queer' transcends sexuality, revealing deep human yearnings through sensual storytelling and strong performances.

"It's very much like portraying a kind of queer London of our dreams that doesn't really exist right now," Al-Kadhi tells PinkNews.

Thesis On A Domestication tells the story of a successful trans actress who navigates her new life of love and family, challenging traditional values.

The Queer Voices: NYC Film Festival serves as a vital platform for BIPOC queer filmmakers, empowering them to share their narratives and creative visions.

"Strawberry & Chocolate asks large existential questions through the lens of a buddy comedy, contrasting an openly gay artist and a homophobic scholar on a journey of understanding."