Jude Dry is a Senior Writer for IndieWire, specializing in film. With a focus on LGBTQ+ cinema and representation, Jude's articles explore the intersection of art, culture, and identity. Their work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Jude Dry predominantly covers LGBTQ-related entertainment, particularly movies and TV shows. If you aim to pitch her, consider offering interviews or insights related to new LGBTQ productions, emerging trends in the industry, or thought-provoking perspectives on existing content.
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By: Jude Dry
A queer gym teacher is caught between worlds against a political backdrop of rising anti-gay sentiment in Georgia Oakley’s impressive debut.
Tribeca: Kevin Smith’s comedy was a lifeline to one trans filmmaker, who unpacks its messy legacy in a lively documentary about indie film history.
By: Jude Dry
Punny titles aside, it’s hard to get it up for this raunchy comedy about an emotionally stunted thirty-something woman hired to date a shy teenage boy.
By: Jude Dry
“When we first announced the movie, they put ‘fight club’ in quotations,” the writer and star said of her bloody new teen comedy.
By: Jude Dry
The Paris terror attacks inspired Alice Winocour’s poignant look at a woman piecing together her memory after a mass shooting.
By: Jude Dry, Wilson Chapman, Alison Foreman
“We Are Lady Parts” stands out as must-see queer TV on Peacock, alongside movies like “The Miseducation of Cameron Post.”
"Mermaids," "All About Eve," "Death Becomes Her," "Mommie Dearest," "Grey Gardens," and more queer-coded films loved by LGBTQ cinephiles.
With LGBTQ stories at their most popular in film and on TV, we celebrate these out-and-proud Hollywood acting talents for Pride 2023.
"Q-Force," "Ugly Betty" "Sense8," "Everything Sucks," and more LGBTQ TV shows and movies on Netflix right now. Streaming guide.
"Veneno," "RuPaul's Drag Race," "Pose," "The L Word," "Will & Grace," and more make IndieWire's list of the best LGBTQ TV shows this century.
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