‘Hummingbirds’ Is a Different Kind of Queer Teen Documentary
Struggle does not inherently hold more import than comfort and freedom and rebellion and escape.
Struggle does not inherently hold more import than comfort and freedom and rebellion and escape.
In the Lanthimos universe, characters commit acts of violence, desperation, adoration, and ferocity inside of an absurdist haze.
As Jax, they embody that cool lesbian aunt you always wanted to have who is so chill, dresses in plaid and tanks, and tries to handle everything independently, despite her decisions being impulsive and questionable.
If this were on any other platform, I would highly recommend it with the utmost enthusiasm.
We’ve seen the storyline of “straight girl/maybe closeted girl emotionally terrorizes a queer woman” on-screen many times. But I appreciate how Chestnut complicates that narrative.
It’s important for new and old fans of the WNBA to understand that while this league has 144 of the best women and nonbinary basketball players in the world, it’s also about more than basketball. It has to be.
I love an indie about a messy bisexual. Throw in good songs and a lovely third act, and I can forgive some imperfections.
Summer Solstice is a film that dares to grant the quietest dramas of a trans person’s life the importance of the screen.
It’s kind of fascinating how we’ve decided penguins are cute. I think they’re majestic.
Am I OK? has finally been released by Max. But a movie that felt a decade too late in 2022 has been done no favors by this delay.
Cheerleading is a sport full of contradictions and paradoxes, and Backspot explores that well.
A queer woman owning a string of porn movie theaters is absolutely fascinating. Why does this documentary ignore the most interesting parts?
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is bound to inspire further attachment to its titular lead from queer people — especially trans femme viewers.
Yance Ford’s latest film shows how different groups have not only assimilated into whiteness but assimilated into American policing.
Who could ever forget the first time they saw Chloë Sevigny’s butch Amy in If These Walls Could Talk 2?
Like with so many biopics, in trying to tell every part of a life story, there doesn’t end up being much story at all.
Zendaya commands the screen with no caveats. She’s not good with what she’s given (Dune) or good despite the mediocre writing (Euphoria). She’s just… good. No, she’s great. No, she’s the best.
I avoided the 2006 teen comedy She’s the Man for almost two decades. Now it was finally time to watch it.
The film has a mix of styles, ideas, and emotions fitting for this chaotic moment in a trans person’s life.
While I had higher hopes overall for a screenwriter who says they “spend most of their time being gay,” Hannah’s coming out storyline is done well.