All posts tagged "Film"
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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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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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Spotlight: ‘Prop Culture’ on Disney+
Dan Lanigan connects with the designers behind the costumes, sketches, and physical props of Disney classics
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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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Ted Cruz criticizes Hollywood for censoring gay scenes in Freddie Mercury biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Cruz criticized American studios for censoring films to appease Chinese censors, including cutting Freddie Mercury's bisexuality from "Bohemian Rhapsody"
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Gay adult film producer claims restrictions on filming due to COVID-19 are “causing people to die”
Sergeant Miles slammed an industry moratorium on filming, claiming it is "literally killing us"
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Spotlight: Queer-themed Vietnamese drama ‘Song Lang’
Reel Affirmations streams the award-winning, slow-simmering romance
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WATCH: Gay couple recreates Jurassic Park with their dog while in coronavirus lockdown
The couple found the perfect way to beat their COVID-19 isolation boredom
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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.
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New documentary profiles lesbian mothers who drove children off cliff in murder-suicide
"Thread of Deceit" examines Jennifer and Sarah Hart, and the lead up to and fallout from a crash that claimed eight lives
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2020 Film Preview: Black Widow, Antebellum, Wonder Woman, and more!
The spring and summer movies you need to see -- and a few you should definitely avoid.
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Out On the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlights — March 5-11
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
