LGBTQ+ Movies, Theatre, FIlm & Music

Agniia Galdanova's documentary film "Queendom" follows Gena Marvin from Magadan to Moscow in their pursuit of art-making, protest and freedom. Here, the director and Marvin discuss the making of "Queedom," leaving Russia and the risks associated with public, queer protest.

The director and star of “Sebastian,” the movie that steamed up Sundance with its frank depiction of gay sex work, tell Obsessed about their nakedly (literally) ambitious movie.

‘We’re All Going to the World’s Fair’ director talks buzzy new A24 horror film ‘I Saw the TV Glow,’ its epic soundtrack, and life as a trans person.

In this op-ed, Willow Defebaugh reflects on nature, evolution, and her new book The Overview: Meditations on Nature for a World in Transition.

In “Will & Harper,” Will Ferrell drives across America with Harper Steele, his friend of 30 years who’s recently transitioned.

"Ponyboi," which Gallo originally conceived while at NYU more than 10 years ago, follows an intersex sex worker in New Jersey over the course of Valentine's Day.

The partnership will see the organization creating multiple activations during the show's upcoming run.

Sundance 2024: “He’s kinda f–ked up,” Gallo says of their character in the film The post ‘Ponyboi’ Star River Gallo Says the Key to Accurate LGBTQ Representation Is the ‘Bravery to Be Messy’ | Video appeared first on TheWrap.

LET’S UNPACK THAT: In the ghostly new drama ‘All of Us Strangers’, director Andrew Haigh casts Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal as gay men who find each other in a lonely London. Sophie Monks Kaufman speaks to Haigh and author Olivia Laing about why artists have always been drawn to isolated people on society’s fringes

Ruaridh Mollica says he had a year to prepare for his "role of a lifetime - so far" in Finnish filmmaker Mikko Makela's powerful new film Sebastian, which premieres at Sundance on Sunday. The film follows a culture journalist who goes undercover and leads a double life as a sex worker to research a debut novel.

How Tricia Cooke and Ethan Coen collaborated on Drive-Away Dolls, a lesbian road trip movie decades in the making.

Drag performer turned filmmaker Amrou Al-Kadhi's liberating feature is buoyed by assured camerawork, a charismatic lead, and a convincing love story, even as some of the screenplay beats feel manufactured to create tensions.

Dino Fetscher says it is important to show queerness as part of life, rather than the focus.

In ‘Maestro,’ Michael Urie played choreographer-director Jerome Robbins. He now finds Robbins’ spirit haunting the rehearsal spaces at New York City Center, where he’s performing …

The NYMPHOWARS co-host's feature film debut, "Stress Positions," premiered at Sundance this year. Here, a wide-ranging conversation covering her career with music and sound design, the notion of freedom and why we’re all kind of annoying the first time we go to Fire Island.

Jane Schoenbrun's latest Sundance entry is a unique, overwhelming piece of avant-garde cinema.

Unlike Cannes and Venice, Sundance isn't a film festival that inspires too many standing ovations. But moviegoers at the Eccles Theatre were moved (more than once!) to stand up and applaud after the premiere of "Will & Harper," a funny, heartbreaking and poignant documentary about Will Ferrell taking a road trip with his longtime friend,

The subject of eponymous short documentary "Alok" addressed the new Utah anti-trans bill that is "trying to criminalize us out of existence" while at 2024 Sundance.

Queer sexuality gets an explicit exploration in this moving second film from Mikko Mäkelä about a 25-year-old London writer living a double life.

"Love Lies Bleeding," which screened Sunday at the Sundance Film Festival, stars Katy O'Brien as a bisexual bodybuilder in a crime saga with her gym owner lover (Kristen Stewart).

Stewart invests the role with an avid hunger, stripping away her normally cool façade to give the film a charged center of vulnerability.

Finnish-British director Mikko Mäkelä isn't shying away from sexual content in "Sebastian," which has its world premiere on Sunday at Sundance Film Festival. "As was already the case with ‘A Moment in the Reeds,' I wanted to provide a very frank and honest portrayal of queer sexuality," he tells Variety, referencing his 2017 debut. "For

Queer TV is facing an uphill battle in the streaming age. The anniversary of Showtime's iconically flawed lesbian franchise reminds us what could have been.