Film
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Film Review: Irving Park
The BDSM doc Irving Park offers the safest introduction to living a radically alternative sexual lifestyle: watching somebody else’s.
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The AFI DOCS Film Festival goes virtual with a potent lineup
Streaming online from June 17 to June 21, the AFI DOCS film festival offers a potent lineup of true stories.
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Film Review: ‘You Don’t Nomi’
Snarky and thorough, "You Don't Nomi" makes a great case for relishing almost every tacky second of "Showgirls"
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‘Shakedown’ explores a liberating L.A. underground scene created by and for queer black women
Leilah Weinraub's acclaimed documentary is this month's Reel Affirmations Xtra Film Series selection
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Film Review: The High Note
Tracee Ellis Ross and Dakota Johnson make a formidable team as a pop diva and her girl Friday in sweetly soulful "The High Note."
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Pixar tackles coming out as gay in new Disney+ film ‘Out’
Out focuses on a young gay man struggling to come out to his parents
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Film Review: Screened Out
"Screened Out" insists we are collectively facing one of the most pervasive and potentially dangerous addictions of our time
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Film Review: ‘Still Waiting in the Wings’ squanders starry cameos on shaky filmmaking
Campy star cameos don't compensate for a grating lead character in the offbeat musical "Still Waiting in the Wings"
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Film Review: Clementine
"Clementine" squeezes scant suspense from its ostensibly juicy setup of two strangers at a lake house.
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Film Review: Netflix’s ‘A Secret Love’ offers an intimate portrait of lesbian romance
A Secret Love is in a league of its own documenting the history, love story, and struggles of two pioneering lesbians.
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Spotlight: Watch LGBTQ short film ‘Netuser’ for free
Denis O'Hare and Claybourne Elder star in a tense short thriller directed by Eric Rosen
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Spotlight: Queer-themed Vietnamese drama ‘Song Lang’
Reel Affirmations streams the award-winning, slow-simmering romance
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‘Circus of Books’ explores how a nice, straight Jewish couple erected a mecca of gay porn
Netflix documentary wonderfully showcases Karen and Barry Mason, who created an L.A. erotica icon
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‘Slay the Dragon’ is a once-in-a-generation exposé of the undermining of our fragile democracy
Told through the story of one woman's activism, Slay the Dragon casts partisan redistricting as a threat to democracy as we know it
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Film Review: ‘Butt Boy’ is about as funny as a prostate exam
Freud might have had a field day analyzing "Butt Boy," but you can go read a book or rearrange your furniture.
