The Cinesexuals

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.

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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[...]

In his accompanying note to the exhibition “an uneven dozen broken hearts,” underground filmmaker George Kuchar writes of his friend, former student, sometime lover, and collaborator on…

On March 19, the Lightbox Film Center is projecting two programs of restored short films by the late, great, gay underground filmmaker, Curt McDowell, back-to-back. The shorts, which range from 2 minutes to nearly an hour in length, provide a nifty showcase for this cheeky, underground filmmaker who shot grainy, black-and-white, no-budget movies with a […]

Thursday, January 18th marks the opening of the 2024 Sundance Film Festival which runs in person in Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah until January 28th, as well as online US-wide for the last fou…

The actor’s suggestion in a roundtable interview is more common sense than provocation, the phrase speaking to a homophobic media that no longer calls the shots

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Last updated on June 4, 2010 'If I were asked to choose a film that would justify the existence of Hollywood, I think it would be Rio Bravo ...

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From Nimona to All of Strangers to Bottoms, here are the queer movies we loved this year.

The Bradley Cooper-led film is a dramatization of the storied composer and conductor's complex love life

This season’s movies with queer characters may be a largely chaste affair, but their comforting formulas also tell L.G.B.T.Q. viewers that they are seen.

50 essential LBGTQ movies to watch — from coming-out dramas to cult comedies, personal documentaries to A-list studio blockbusters.

From Doctor Who to Red, White and Royal Blue, 2023 saw us come on leaps and bounds in terms of fresh and exciting queer TV and film.

’Tis the season for inclusive Christmas rom-coms.

A trope-y holiday romance isn’t just for the straights.

We were gooped and gagged when these scenes popped up on our screens.

In many ways, 'Doña Herlinda And Her Son' was ahead of its time...

The not-so-secret New York resident on the films you should have seen this year.

Repost from | Author:  Michelangelo Signorile | Originally posted February 8, 2013 Civil rights leader Bayard Rustin was a visionary and an openly gay man who dared to be out in the 1940s, 1950s, a…

Flashback: Brother Outsider –  The Wall Street Journal Review by Joshua Muravchik Originally published January 17, 2003