“House of Cardin”: The house that roared
House of Cardin is a unique documentary about the man, fashion and business
Pierre Cardin. You likely know the brand, but do you know the...
Church & State: Where the Fight for Marriage Equality began
Would you be surprised to learn that Utah was pivotal in the decision?
How much about marriage equality do you really know? The outcome is...
Bad night out visiting “Bathroom Stalls and Parking Lots”
"Sometimes we have so many options we forget how good it feels to have only one."
Guys just want to have fun, or do they?...
Jamie Lee Curtis still kills
Jamie Lee Curtis on LGBTQ compassion, why she became an ally, and the true gay icon in Knives Out
Thirteen minutes with Jamie Lee Curtis...
‘Dick Doc Deux,’ “Johnsons” is the follow-up to “All Male, All...
There are real people with real lives inside those hot bodies
You pretty much know what to expect from a movie called All Male, All...
The unmatched mesh in “Papi Chulo”
Reflections on class, ethnicity, and companionship add depth to this film
From the beginning of Papi Chulo, the protagonist, Sean, is a sympathetic character. When...
‘Leonard Soloway’s Broadway’ stands out
Evidence of Soloway's homosexuality is sprinkled throughout this new documentary
I have a theory that tall gay men had a certain level of comfort being...
In “Drive Me Home” you can go home again
Tino and Anto grew up as best childhood friends
With very few specific gay scenes or interactions, Drive Me Home paints an inviting picture of...
“Are you Proud?” shines a light on racism, misogyny, biphobia and...
Review of Are you Proud?
Are You Proud ? offers a cursory surveying look at the LGBTQ community in London, and the history of London...
“The Lavender Scare” is a top quality documentary
Film review of The Lavender Scare
Josh Howard’s 77-minute documentary The Lavender Scare is the context and lesson that was omitted from both my English...