Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey play secret lovers in queer thriller Plainclothes
Tom Blyth and Russel Tovey star alongside each other in a new, steamy queer thriller, Plainclothes. Directed by Carmen Emmi, ...
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Sundance Film Festival features LGBTQ films; Q&A with ‘Touch Me’ director Addison Heimann
This year’s Sundance Film Festival screened more than two dozen LGBTQ features, shorts, and documentaries, including highly ...
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In Olivia Wolfgang-Smith’s ‘Mutual Interest,’ trio’s closeted to build an early 1900s empire
The origins of one of America’s most hallowed (if boring) companies made a perfect enemies-to-partners starting point for a ...
‘Sauna’ Review: A Gay Man Sees Queer Life Through Another Lens in a Sensitive Danish Drama
The Copenhagen sauna and sex club where Johan (Magnus Juhl Andersen) works is called Adonis, and he does his best to ...
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A Critic Sees ‘Queer Erasure’ in Smithsonian Museum’s Felix Gonzalez-Torres Display
Ignacio Darnaude, in Out magazine, accuses the National Portrait Gallery of "queer erasure" over its display of a Felix ...
‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Review: Queer Poets Face Cancer in Stunning Bid for Compassion
Following Andrea Gibson and partner Megan Falley as they battle the poet's ovarian cancer diagnosis, Ryan White's documentary ...
It's Honestly Absurd That Daniel Craig Didn't Get an Oscar Nomination for 'Queer'
Set in 1940s Mexico City, it follows an American expat named Lee (played by Daniel Craig) who becomes infatuated with a younger man, Eugene Allerton (played by Drew Starkey). The film explores themes ...
Luca Guadagnino and Drew Starkey interview: On the compression and repression of desire in ‘Queer’
Luca Guadagnino's Queer is a film about longing and alienation, exploring profound love and unsynchronised connections in a ...
‘Queer’ movie review: Daniel Craig is sublime in Luca Guadagnino’s woozy psychedelia
Luca Guadagnino's Queer is a film of obsessions in Mexico City, exploring desire, self-destruction, and unrequited longing.
Hong Kong director Ray Yeung is changing LGBTQ rep in Asian film
The writer and filmmaker on his struggles, successes, failures, funding for LGBTQ movies and coming home to Hong Kong.
‘Rains Over Babel’ Review: This Tropical, Queer Riff on Dante’s Inferno Is a Dazzling, Daring Provocation
Rains Over Babel,' a queer riff on Dante's Inferno, announces director Gala del Sol as a talent of international cinema.