At The Frameline Film Festival, It’s Lights. Camera. Take Action.
The defiant, bold LGBTQ-focused film festival opens this weekend in San Francisco for its 42nd edition. Here's what you should see if you're in the neighborhood.
Tag: LGBTQ
The Ambiguity of ‘A Kid Like Jake’ Could Present a Vital Perspective for LGBTQ Cinema
Director Silas Howard sought to "not let the audience have their catharsis," and adds a new layer to queer onscreen representation.
‘Love, Simon’ Director Greg Berlanti to Adapt Another LGBTQ Hit
This time the filmmaker is working with a bisexual protagonist.
A Celebration of LGBTQ Movies and Shows with Happy Endings
'Love, Simon' joins an important, ever-growing list: joyful representations of LGBTQ characters on screen.
A Conversation With ‘Call Me By Your Name’ Screenwriter James Ivory
James Ivory on his long career, gay cinema and being merely the screenwriter.
Meet ‘195 Lewis,’ The Next Breakout Webseries
This webseries may be made by queer black women for queer black women, but its quality is something anyone can see.
James Dean: A Man for All People
Why conservative America and the LGBT community both claim James Dean as their own.
Luca Guadagnino Wants to Make a ‘Call Me By Your Name’ Sequel
The acclaimed director opened up about his future plans for the year's most talked-about love story.
The Decade’s Worst Summer Box Office Could Have Exclusion to Blame
Hollywood has some explaining to do.
‘Beach Rats’ Review: An M4M Gem
An incredible lead and emotional specificity set LGBTQ drama Beach Rats apart.
