Going Down (South): Home Is Where The (Queer) Heart Is
What can we stand to learn from a self-described ‘misfit’ living in rural Louisiana in the 1950s?
What can we stand to learn from a self-described ‘misfit’ living in rural Louisiana in the 1950s?
“At the end of the day, they just want to be heard.”
Julie Goldman and Brandy Howard woke up really really early to witness three hours of Cloud Atlas action. Now you can witness that action third-hand. But will you want to fist it? Tune in to find out!
Country star Chely Wright told the truth. And it was breathtaking.
Being young and in love makes you an idiot monster, and that’s what “Jack & Diane” is about.
“For queer women, clothing is about much more than what you’re wearing. Clothing allows us to create an identity for ourselves—and to control how other people view us and consider us.”
Vanessa, Gabrielle and Ali watch movies and have feelings that are relevant to your interests, with reviews of Cloudburst, Mosquita Y Marie, and Young & Wild.
After Noman Robin witnessed the public beating of a transgender woman for using the women’s toilet in a shopping mall, he decided to something about it, Bollywood-style.
“The birth and life of the AIDS activist movement from the perspective of the people in the trenches.”
“I see that I am a little piece of a big, big universe, and that makes it right.”
“This is the kind of movie that needs to be made more often. It’s like Tangled on feminist steroids.”
Jamie’s Team Pick: “When Rachel, Margaret and Tina won a local “Fuck the Government” song contest, it seemed like a great catalyst to explore, capture and share their lives and perspectives in a film.”
Julie Goldman and Brandy Howard survived The Hunger Games, just like Katniss did!
It doesn’t make any sense. That’s because it’s a love story.
This film is not about Lesbians, but it is about Love. And Lesbians love Love.
You helped fund the queer indie film, “Track Meet.” Now that the film is finished, all Autostraddlers are welcome to attend its NYC screening!
Twins who can harmonize and also wear a mean mustache.
“Agatha Christie called and she wants her plot-line back.”
It’s queer film history time! Girls In Uniform was made by lesbians in 1930s Germany. It’s about an all girls Prussian boarding school.
A review of the American remake, in which we decide that if you want to test your gaydar, bring up Noomi Rapace vs. Rooney Mara in a bar.