The first edition of the LGBT+ Film Festival Bangkok will take place this week (3-8 July 2018) at Bangkok Screening Room. The LGBT+ Film Festival will explore the diverse...
In the 90s, former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in a controversial film, Junior (Ivan Reitman, 1994), about a scientist that develops a new medicine to prevent...
In 2018, A Fantastic Woman (Sebastián Lelio, 2017) became the second transgender-themed film in the Oscar race after Almodovar’s All About My Mother (1999), which won the...
Cuban film Strawberry and Chocolate (Tomás Gutiérrez Alea and Juan Carlos Tabío, 1993) was once a milestone in gay cinema, getting nominated to the Academy Award for Best...
Cuban film The Last Match (Antonio Hens, 2013) was a hit in several queer film festivals around the world. It genuinely presents the situation of male prostitution on streets...
In 2016, Venezuelan gay film From Afar (Lorenzo Vigas) won the Golden Lion at the 72 nd Venice International Film Festival. In 2013, Bad Hair (Mariana Rondón), another film...
Venezuelan gay film Blue and Not So Pink (Miguel Ferrari, 2012) was very well-received in Asia after winning the Spanish Goya Award for Best Foreign Film. The story follows a...
In recent years, gay films featuring only two main characters have become a common trend, such as the British gay film Weekend (Andrew Haigh, 2011) or the French film Paris...
Last century's HIV activists are this century's spiritual guides. After receiving the 2017 Cannes Film Festival Jury Award and Queer Palm Prize, 13 César Awards nominations...
Quebecois director Rodrigue Jean became a well-known figure in his country after his film Love in the Time of Civil War (2014) was screened at the Toronto International Film...
It seems that Call Me by Your Name has set a new trend for young romantic outdoors gay films. But we also have some precedents, gay films about first love surrounded by...
Gay short film Sodom’s Cat (2016) tells the story of 5 gay men. After a climatic orgy party, each of these men goes back to their ordinary lives, facing their own loneliness...
