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At this year’s CAAMFest, May 7–10 in San Francisco’s Japantown, there are dozens of feature films, shorts, and documentaries by filmmakers who identify as LGBTQ. Here is a rundown of the films with queer content screening as part of this year’s program as well as a list of films by LGBTQIA+ filmmakers.
Out gay filmmaker Ferzan Özpetek’s engrossing drama, “Diamonds,” celebrates women. He claims this in an early scene where he, as himself, hosts a lunch for
By: Gary M. Kramer
Out gay filmmaker François Ozon's adaptation of Albert Camus' existential masterpiece, “The Stranger,” available to rent or buy on digital platforms May 19, is very cool — as in nifty, as in dispassionate.
By: Gary M. Kramer
A cynical allegory that stresses the benefits of clean living, “Saccharine” is satisfying even if it is full of empty calories.
By: Gary M. Kramer
This year’s edition of NewFest Pride at the SVA Theater offers more than a dozen features, documentaries, and shorts celebrating the queer community. All
The up-and-coming actor John Brodsky delivers an impressive performance in the gay romantic thriller Shadows of Willow Cabin, available May 26 for streaming on AppleTV, Amazon, Google, Rakuten, and Hoopla. The film has Devon (Brodsky) meeting Albert (Bryan Bellomo) for a romantic getaway at Albert’s family’s cabin. While things start out well, with wine, talk, dancing, and some hot tub time, by day three some weird events start happening and Devon and Albert become trapped in the house without power, food, and water.
By: Gary M. Kramer
At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, there were many queer films, several by prominent out gay filmmakers. Ira Sachs’ “The Man I Love,” the sole American film
By: Gary M. Kramer
This year for Pride Month, the Philadelphia Film Society is screening a dozen LGBTQ+ classics as part of their “Pride and Prejudice and Fabulousness” film series.
By: Gary M. Kramer
“Landscape in Lavender,” by Brooks Kolb, traces his life from 1970s Philadelphia through the AIDS crisis in San Francisco and beyond.
By: Gary M. Kramer
The third annual Philly Fitness Pride will have 21 area gyms offering special group classes June 6 and 7 to benefit the Mazzoni Center.
