by Josh Lee
By not showing physical intimacy, Barry Jenkins allows sexuality to surface in his film in other ways.
by Tom Williams
Kelly Mantle makes Oscars history in victory for the trans community.
by Matthew Anderson
The Pearl of Africa highlights the everyday struggle of transgender people – and offers a beacon of hope.
by Matt Burton
Shape History director Mike Buonaiuto believes introducing LGBT characters is only half the battle.
by Victoria Luxford
Social media campaigns like #LGBTSuperheroes are exposing the movie industry’s worrying lack of diversity.
by Sophie Monks Kaufman
The Watermelon Woman – the first film directed by an African-American lesbian – is among the titles screening at Liverpool Small Cinema.
New York’s Film Society of Lincoln Center has curated a season dedicated to early explorations of LGBT themes.
BFI Flare’s opening film, The Pass, is about a prominent footballer who represses his sexuality. We explore why this is still happening for real.
by João Ferreira
Todd Haynes’ Carol is being celebrated as a queer classic, but what does the term “queer cinema” mean today?
by Little White Lies
Inspired by Todd Haynes’ Carol, explore our potted history of great films that depict gay lives on screen.
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