The Cinesexuals

Paul Oremland ‘Mysterious Ways’ filmmaker talks about the journey to make his movie and its impact JENNY BLOCK | Contributing Writer jennyeblock@icloud.com Queerness and religion are strange and, oft times, dangerous bedfellows. It’s a topic that even cinema tends to shy away from. But one filmmaker has decided to hit it head on, and he’s […]

‘Why are gay movies always so sad,’ people used to ask in the 1990s. Thirty years later and gay flicks have not changed

The easy freedom of this medium allowed the artist to range over subjects as diverse as Tarot, male nudes at Fire Island and a friend’s flat – and offer clues to his more public feature films

Many documentaries have explored battles for gay liberation; there have been films about Stonewall, AIDS activism, and the struggle for marriage equality. But CURED, which receives its (virtual) premiere at this year’s Outfest, finds a fairly fresh slant that scintillates.

Movies, nonsense, horror, nonsense, fellas, nonsense.

He pitched slave-ship dramas to Ingmar Bergman, cast Marlon Brando as a bisexual man and wrote a Malcolm X screenplay that horrified the FBI. Why was this cinephile spurned by Hollywood?

A conversation with director and co-writer Julián Hernández.

From reel to real.

Ahead of Love Lies Bleeding blood-splattering its way into cinemas later this year, we’re delving into the sapphic criminal underworld

Photography: inside Derek Jarman’s home

A year on from O’Grady’s death, an ITV documentary charts the rise of the comedian’s drag persona, and lifts the lid on the kind man behind the cutting character. Katie Rosseinsky talks to the director and O’Grady’s close friend, Gaby Roslin

From Paul Mescal's new romantic to Lady Gaga's debut as Harley Quinn in Joker 2, these are the most exciting LGBTQ+ films of 2024.

Andrew Scott & Paul Mescal Get Sexy And Sad In Andrew Haigh's Grand New Romance

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Scott, Mescal and Claire Foy shine in a drama about a screenwriter who visits his childhood home to find his parents, who were killed in a car crash, still living there

Playing a man alienated from himself and looking for answers, Andrew Scott makes this film sing.

Haigh’s time-slipping film about a middle-aged man struggling to write about his parents is a deeply affecting, supernatural exploration of the profound consequences of grief and structural homophobia.

Andrew Haigh tells Screen about his most personal film to date.

The bisexual actor was one of the best and most beautiful of mid-20th-century Hollywood.

Tracking neorealism in Taiwan cinema in Mou Tun-fei's (Men Behind the Sun) THE END OF THE TRACK ★★★★½

The Harvard Film Archive and the Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute are currently making available two newly re-discovered films by Tun-Fei Mou. The films may be seen here and are supported by i…

Writers including Chris Smith, Peter Tatchell and Jason Okundaye discuss Andrew Haigh’s film on growing up gay in the 1980s

Let’s face it, glamour is over. Done. Kaput. Gone. Bye-bye. Same with stardom. And fame. Hollywood too for that matter.

A story on Letterboxd.

Buck's mother coughs and dies. That releases him from his childhood, which has lasted well into his 20s. He invites his boyhood friend Chuck to come to the funeral. Chuck, a music executive from Los Angeles, arrives with his fiancee, Carlyn. Buck grins at Chuck confidingly.

Le film d'Albert-André Lheureux est une suite d'images inspirées de Jean Genet, dont la révolte radicale contre le monde bourgeois s'exprime dans une langue qui en fait paradoxalement l'un des grands prosateurs de la langue française.

Writer-director Everett Lewis takes us, ready or not, into a particularly nasty demimonde. With the increasing mainstreaming of cinematic homosexuality, there’s a distinct allure to movies that insist on showing[...]