Gary M. Kramer

“State of Firsts,” directed by trans filmmaker Chase Joynt, profiles Sarah McBride, the first out trans member of Congress. This admirable documentary, shot

As Frameline50 draws to a close, there are still some worthwhile films to see before the festival wraps up with the closing night screening of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Here is a guide to a dozen films playing now through Saturday.

Lucio Castro is a cinematic trickster whose films play with time. His sophomore feature, “Drunken Noodles,” continues to explore themes he presented in his

The filmmaker discusses adapting Jessica Love's beloved children's book, “Julián is a Mermaid,” into an animated feature.

Robin Byrd is a New York institution. The bisexual, sex-positive, free speech activist, businesswoman, former porn performer, and queer ally hosted, wrote,

Pride month may be over, but there are various LGBTQ+ films available in theaters and at home for moviegoers.

This year’s edition of the New York Asian Film Festival, the 25th, includes a “Queer Unbound” program showcasing a handful of LGBTQ features from across Asia

Ro (Caster) decides to move back in with her lesbian mother, Susan (Amy Aquino), after losing her job and ending a relationship. But Susan — a single mother

The 46th edition of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival will open today, July 16, 2026, with out gay writer/director Moshe Rosenthal’s Tell Me Everything and will close on August 1 with a screening of the Catskills documentary, We Met at Grossinger’s. In between will be dozens of features, shorts, and documentaries about Jewish life and culture, including Nurith Aviv’s

Perhaps the biggest flaw is that "Heartstopper Forever" concludes with an epilogue that will have viewers wanting more. Read our review.