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This Malayalam film isn't loud, but it's unforgettable. Directed by Jeo Baby and starring Mammootty, Kaathal – The Core reveals the pain of suppressed LGBTQI+ identity in a conservative society. It challenges viewers to reconsider what love and cruelty can mean.

From TV soaps to the supreme court to the top job, Christian fundamentalists are on a power-grab in the country. We meet the director of Apocalypse in the Tropics, a new film charting their rise

Natasha Lyonne, Clea Duvall, director Jamie Babbit, and dozens more remember making the seminal queer rom-com, 25 years after its release.

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These movies highlight that being a teenage lesbian can be a wonderful and confusing experience.

Tucked away in the history of queer cinema, Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix drove across America so that, 14 years later, Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal could leap into history-making double Oscar noms for their portrayals of two closeted ranchers’ decades-long affair.

For many, their first experience of Brokeback Mountain was on their laptop in the middle of the night. For many, their first experience of Brokeback Mountain was on their laptop in the middle of the night.

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Because there's always time for an enlightening, endearing, and enthralling movie marathon.

I will never get over how good these movies are.

The gay German drama 'Coming Out' was released in 1989—the same night they tore down the Berlin Wall.

Diana Ossana recalls learning that Clint Eastwood didn't watch 'Brokeback Mountain' and realizing that the film wouldn't win Best Picture.

'Miseducation of Cameron Post,' 'We Are Lady Parts,' 'Porcupine Lake,' 'Ranma 1/2,' and more of the best LGBTQ TV and movies on Peacock.

From punk provacateurs to drag documentaries, Katie Rife fights the power with a starter pack of twenty revolutionary queer films.

These 55 movies reflect important elements of modern queer (LBGTQIA+) history—sometimes dramatized, sometimes documentary, and sometimes because the film itself made history.

In 'De klas van 2000', een tedere, subtiele coming-of-agereeks op VTM Go, blikt een man terug op de keuzes die hij als 18-jarige maakte. Of beter: niet durfde te maken.

With 'Bringing Up Baby,' Hollywood went 'gay all of a sudden,' but the road to representation in movies was far more complicated.

To mark twenty years since Brokeback Mountain changed the landscape of queer cinema, George Fenwick dives deep into the tragedy and beauty of Ang Lee’s immensely moving love story.

You can spend Pride disassociating to avoid the news, throwing bricks, or watching selections from a century of queer movies. Here are 42 standouts from the past century.

For Pride Month, Patrick Sproull celebrates 30 years of the outwardly celebratory To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar with the queer classic’s director Beeban Kidron, writer Douglas…

The French director Alain Guiraudie’s latest film, a bent kind of murder mystery, presents life at its basest and gamiest.

There’s an increasingly antiquated term for gay people who don’t have sex: a non-practicing homosexual. Increased LGBTQ+ acceptance has made the term something of a relic, however its spirit endures in the career of openly gay star Jim Parsons. The characters Parsons has played, on stage and screen, reflect larger questions about which ones audiences can expect to have sex—and, sometimes, how fully human they are allowed to be.

From coming-out fables and dancefloor make-outs to unsimulated sex and a madcap maternal quest, here is a feast of movies about LBGTQ+ lives

The Last Guest of the Holloway Motel is an aching portrait of sexual secrecy that reverberates as a cautionary tale of what’s lost when we are forced to hide ourselves.

The film follows dads-to-be Dom (Nick Kroll) and Cole (Andrew Rannells) as they make a series of disastrously wrong turns during their anniversary trip.