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Did You Win Our “The Greatest Showman – Reimagined” Sweepstakes?

“The noblest art is that of making others happy.” -P.T. Barnum. Congratulations to the following winners! Diego Bustos Laura Hunt Jason Lawless If you were selected as a...

Announcing the Winners of the Bohemian Rhapsody prize pack!

Were you the winner of a Bohemian Rhapsody prize pack, including a t-shirt, mustache, and thunder sticks? Congratulations to the following winners: Nicole Lawson Gracy Pena...

“Westwood:” Visually Tour the Life of a Punk, an Icon and an Activist

Right from the beginning of Westwood, we can see what a restless, complex and creative woman Dame Vivienne Westwood has been and continues to be. After helping to ignite the punk...

Three Brothers Forge Family Bonds in “We the Animals”

Here’s a dreamy drift through the troubled Childhood of a boy with a secret as he tries to understand the adult world and his place within it. Based on author Justin Torres’...

What Could Be in the “Call Me By Your Name” Sequel?

Based on the parts of André Aciman’s book that didn’t make it to the screen, we ask: What would a Call Me by Your Name sequel look like anyway? SPOILER ALERT: The following...

This Is How Zachary Quinto Returned to Broadway in a Gay Classic

Although he wasn’t even born when Boys in the Band was first staged 50 years ago, this touchstone of gay culture still resonates for Zachary Quinto — as an actor and...

Love It or Not, Juliette Makes “Let the Sunshine In” Worth Watching

Audiences are in for A jaded and very French look at love and sex as one Parisian artist twirls through a series of unsatisfactory relationships in short order. It may not sound...

Jewish Orthodoxy Collides with Passion in the Steamy Disobedience

Disobedience is A cinematic peek into the rigid and yet fascinating world of orthodox Judaism — a world that may seem hopeless for those who are gay and wish to live openly....

A New Docudrama Seeks to Uncover “The Young Karl Marx”

Haitian director Raoul Peck follows up his Oscar®-nominated documentary about the brilliant writer and thinker James Baldwin, I Am Not Your Negro, with a feature about another...

Double Lover: A Pyschosexual Tale of Twins and the Woman Who Loves Them

When Lithe but troubled ex-model Chloé, (Marine Vacth – Young and Beautiful) begins dating her handsome therapist, Paul (Jérémie Renier – Saint Laurent) she ends...

“Love, Simon:” A Teenage Love Letter to Coming Out

Is Love, Simon the Next Call Me By Your Name? Directed by Greg Berlanti (The Broken Hearts Club, Brothers & Sisters) and adapted from Becky Albertalli’s novel Simon vs. The...

Out On Screen: A Family in Vancouver for Your Family from Anywhere

What began as a small group of queer folk screening a couple of films on a bed sheet in 1989 has become one of the most progressive LGBTQ2+ film festivals in the world and a...