LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

“We know what you must be thinking,” explains Jared Walker, creator of "Lake Winfield." “Please, not another slave narrative.” Bawn TV disagreed and took on "Lake Winfield," an ambitious, adventurous period piece set in 1860.

Come for the rom-com elements, familiar and dutiful though they are. Stay for the film's sensitive, specific and closely observed coming-out storyline, which feels new — and important.

Gay cinema pioneer Rupert Everett said his new biopic about legendary literary dandy Oscar Wilde captures him as a "Christ-like" figure who sacrificed himself for the future global LBGTQ rights movement. Everett penned, directed and starred in his years-long passion project about the flamboyant

The director of the documentary 'Dream Boat' explains the magic, drama, and disillusionment of a gay cruise.

The Oscar-buzzed film is refreshingly queer, filled with an authenticity that sanitised disappointments such as Dallas Buyers Club and Stonewall still fail to include

The actor and writer helps set a new milestone for intersectional representation on TV.

Touching love story from TV's Greg Berlanti is moving, sensitive and a complete winner

The Spanish-language movie — nominated for the best-foreign-language film Academy Award — is a hypnotic, heart-rending meditation on grief and otherness, following a young transgender waitress named Marina (trans actress Daniela Vega) who attempts to pick up the pieces of her shattered life after the sudden death of her much older partner, Orlando (Francisco Reyes). But her mourning is hindered by Orlando's estranged family, who passive aggressively — then violently — try to bar her from his funeral because she's trans.

Victor Kaiba Villanueva’s “Patay na si Hesus” won best narrative feature/honorable mention at the recent Twist: Seattle Queer Film Festival.

A frustrated Yorkshire lad locks horns with a new Romanian migrant worker.