TIFF 2025: New Documentary Champions the Music Industry Rebellion That Was Lilith Fair
It also displays the cost of this rebellion.
TIFF 2025: Jodie Foster Speaks French, Impregnates a Woman in ‘A Private Life’
The last few years have brought a renaissance of sorts for Jodie Foster.
TIFF 2025: ‘Hedda’ Brings the Dyke Drama to Ibsen
The whole cast is wonderful, but Tessa Thompson and Nina Hoss are the film’s core.
TIFF 2025: Christy Martin Is More Interesting Than ‘Christy’
Part of the problem is the film’s casting. While Sydney Sweeney gives a perfectly fine performance, this feels like a role that would’ve been well-served by casting someone known to present more masculine.
TIFF 2025: Charli xcx Has Bi Vibes in the Frustratingly Conventional ‘Erupcja’
The film makes it clear there’s a way for queerness to also be conventional.
Lesbian Neo-Noir ‘Honey Don’t!’ Plays With and Challenges Genre Conventions
Tricia Cooke promised us more lesbian sex, and she has delivered!
‘Weapons’ and the Demonization of Teachers
Justine Gandy is not queer, but it’s easy to map her position in ‘Weapons’ onto what it’s like to be a queer or trans teacher today.
‘Together’ Isn’t Very Queer. But It’s Really Fun for Queer People
I’ve compiled a list of 10 queer things about Together for anyone who may be on the fence about seeing it.
‘Hot Milk’ Is an Imperfect Movie About Bad Mothers and Worse Lovers
The directorial debut of the screenwriter behind Disobedience and Colette will resonate with anyone who has ever tried to solve their mommy issues in the bed of another woman.
‘The Old Guard 2’ Is Colossally Dull, Barely Gay
Netflix live-action action films have become a mediocre slop machine.
‘Ponyboi’ Is a Crime Drama with Cowboys, Springsteen, and an Intersex Lead
Reminiscent of the Wachowskis’ Bound, Ponyboi is a queer cinema genre pastiche that understands a movie can be artful, emotional, and incredibly entertaining.
Eva Victor’s ‘Sorry, Baby’ Is an Accomplished Traumedy About Life After Assault
The most important relationship in the film isn’t between Agnes and her abuser but Agnes and her lesbian best friend.
‘The Queen of My Dreams’ Captures the Creative Spirit of Bollywood and Queerness
The Queen of My Dreams doesn’t feel like a debut feature.
In New Documentary ‘Sally,’ Sally Ride’s Secret Lesbian Partner of 27 Years Is The True Star
Sally Ride’s partner of 27 years, Tam O’Shaughnessy, is the true star of this film.
Pee-wee Herman Should Never Have Been a Punchline
The new documentary ‘Pee-wee as Himself’ reveals Paul Reubens’ complicated life, but he was never a joke to the queer people who loved him.
‘Another Simple Favor’ Isn’t As Gay as Our Fanfic
Is Another Simple Favor explicitly queer? Well, no, but also yes?
In ‘Bonjour Tristesse’ the Men Have Never Mattered
Through the lens of Durga Chew-Bose’s phenomenal new adaptation of Bonjour Tristesse, the central relationship — romance even — is between Cécile and her father’s old friend Anne.
‘Dog Movie’ Is a Hilarious Trans Comedy With a Very Bad Houseguest and a Very Good Dog
Dog Movie is about t4t vegan couple Arrow and Haven who have been letting their friend Bloo sleep on their couch for far too long.
‘On Swift Horses’ Is Worthy of Its Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones Gay Sex Scenes
On Swift Horses is an unconventional queer love story. The person Muriel (Daisy Edgar-Jones) first meets is not a lover, it’s not even a woman — it’s her soon-to-be brother-in-law Julius (Jacob Elordi).
Lesbian Musical ‘Queens of Drama’ Has Fisting, Paparazzi, and Love
Queens of Drama is a true work of queer art, a campy lesbian musical with songs about fisting.