The queerness of Pacino’s filmography is a reminder. While the media and your worst uncle claim the newness of queer and trans people, the truth is we have always been here. This cinema belongs to us as much as it does any straight film bro.
Queer Floridian Juan Barquin talks to fellow queer Floridian Sasha Wortzel about her new documentary River of Grass and the beauty of the Everglades.
“I understand why people like to speak about Agnes and Lydie’s friendship as female friendship but I think it is more complicated than that and the film is more trans than people want it to be.”
“I think people often have a paternalistic protection of trans women that’s actually infantilizing.”
Two dykes break down the baffling heterosexuality (and plot choices) in Celine Song’s second film, Materialists.
“There’s no way anyone would’ve made this movie in the U.S. They didn’t want to. And now when those same people see it they’re like oh you did it!”
The reveal that Varda was bisexual should have filled me with the joy of a Gaylor finding a Karli Kloss sex tape. Instead, it felt like information I’d already known.
Bottoms is now available on Blu-ray through Kino Lorber, and it has a ton of extras that are sure to knock you out.
HAPPY PRIDE EDITION OF FRIDAY THE 13TH, FREAKS!!!!!
If you’ve never heard the name Kristiene Clarke, Jaye Hudson aka TGirlsonFilm plans to change that.
Five years after its release, the cast and crew behind ‘Adam’ (2019) look back on the film, the controversy, and the culture that shaped both.
“If I express that opinion, it’s not to say someone who did connect with the new film is wrong. We just had different experiences of a work of art based on our tastes, our personal experiences, and, yes, our knowledgebase.”
“It’s a story about acceptance and love,” Alex Newell told me. “Not just about acceptance from other people — your own acceptance of what you want, who you are, and what you wanna be.”
Watch Emmy nominee Nava Mau’s new film and read about the community work that inspired her film and TV career.
A year after its release, many trans people credit Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw the TV Glow for inspiring major changes in their lives.
My trans story is no longer one of romantic rejection and yet these films are still where I project connection.
By the time I’d been out for two years, I’d seen more movies about cis lesbians than any of the cis lesbians I was meeting.
In honor of May the 4th and Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith returning to theatres, let’s look back on some of the dykiest Jedi.
Most Indigenous Black music is rooted in that one thing: a singular shared pulse.
I’ve been publishing my thoughts on film and television since 2018 and it’s inevitable my perspectives have shifted.