LGBTQ – Cinema
April 2, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, academy awards, Accountability, AMC, Ana Lily Amirpour, anime, Asian Filmmaker, asian filmmaking, Best Picture, black filmmakers, Black filmmaking, Black Mirror, Blind Faith, Cancel Culture, Chewing Gum, christopher nolan, diverse actors, diverse filmmakers, diverse films, diversity, Ernest R. Dickerson, ford v ferrari, greta gerwig, hollywood diversity, I May Destroy You, inclusion, joker, Juice, little women, Michaela Coel, Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon, Perfect Blue, POC, quentin tarantino, Satoshi Kon, Studio Ghibli, Wes Anderson, Jordyn McEvoy
Want Diverse Films? Start Uplifting Diverse Filmmakers, Rather Than Blaming White Directors
Why holding your favorite white filmmakers accountable isn’t the solution to Hollywood’s racism problem. Instead watch movies from diverse filmmakers....
March 30, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, 12 Years a Slave, Aaron Sorkin, Allison Janney, Andra Day, awards, Barry Jenkins, Best Picture, bohemian rhapsody, Chadwick Boseman, chloe zhao, Critics Choice Awards, Daniel Kaluuyah, Darkest Hour, David Fincher, Dunkirk, Emerald Fennell, Film, Freddy Mercury, George C. Woolfe, Glenn Close, Golden Globes, Green Book, greta gerwig, Hillbilly Elegy, I tonya, Judas and the Black Messiah, Judy, judy garland, Kumail Nanjiani, lady bird, lead actor, lead actress, Lee Isaac Chung, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Mahershala Ali, Mank, margot robbie, Marriage Story, martin scorsese, Minari, Moonlight, movies, Noah Baumbach, Nomadland, once upon a time in hollywood, One night in miami, Oscar bait, oscars, Palm Springs, pieces of a woman, promising young woman, quentin tarantino, rami malek, Regina King, Renee Zellweger, sag awards, Shaka King, Steve McQueen, supporting actor, supporting actress, The Big Sick, the irishman, The Trial of the Chicago 7, The United States vs. Billie Holliday, Vanessa Kirby, Caroline Schneider
What Is an Oscar Bait Film? How to Be Nominated for and Win an Academy Award
“Oscar bait” films, a term used to describe a few different kinds of films that all have one thing in common--their appeal to Oscar voters....
March 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, #metoo, About Endlessness, Adam Neumann, Ainara Vera, Alec Baldwin, Alejandro Castro Arias, All April movies, Amalia Culp, Amanda Seyfried, Amelia Moses, Amundsen, Amundsen: The Greatest Expedition, Anja Broms, Ann Marie Allison, Anna Kendrick, Anna Maxwell Martin, Antoine Lacomblez, Antonio Cecchi, April, April movies, April releases, Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Ari Millen, Ashton Kutcher, Beate, ben affleck, Ben Falcone, Ben Sharrock, Ben Wheatley, Bengt Bergius, betsy Sodaro, bisexual, BJ Mitchell, black cowboy, Bloodthirsty, Brian Tyree Henry, Caleb McLaughlin, Casey Affleck, Casimir Nozkowski, Charlene Favier, Charlyne Yi, Chris Pine, Christian Rubeck, Cody Calahan, Colin Farrell., Concrete Cowboy, Costas Mandylor, creed 3, Cricket Brown, D. Mitry, Dan Walser, Daniel Dae Kim, Dave Callaham, David Holthouse, David Murray, DEA, Deadpool 2, Denise Grough, disney, documentary, Dominique Tipper, Donatella Finocchiaro, Duplass brothers, Elizabeth Brundage, Emma Kennedy, Emma Seligman, Ernesto Melara, Espen Sandberg, Evan Spiliotopoulos, Every Breath You Take, Felicite Mbezele, George Gallo, Georgina Campbell, Gianni Gatti, Giants Being Lonely, Godzilla vs. Kong, Golden Arm, Grace Chilton, Grear Patterson, Greg Bryk, Greg Russo, Gunda, Gwyneth Paltrow, Harrison Ford, Harry Melling, Harry Michell, Hayley Squires, hbo max, hulu, Hulu documentary, Ibrahim Renno, Idris Elba, immigration, In the Earth, Inna Evlannikova, Jamie Bell, Jamie Fraser, jason bateman, Jay Duplass, Jed Rothstein, Jeff Rowe, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jenna Milly, Jeremie Renier, Jessica McNamee, Jodie Turner-Smith, Joe Penna, Joel Fry, John Krasinski, Jonathan W. Stokes, Josh Lawson, Joshua Rofe, Joth Riggs, Katharine King So, Katherine Waterston, Kjersti Helen Rasmussen, Kwabena Ansah, Lauren Beatty, Lewis Tan, lgbtq, Lily Rose - Depp, Limbo, Lisa Carlehed, Logan, Loki, Lorraine Toussaint, Lowell, Luke Benward, M. Elizabeth Hughes, Maria Antonieta Monge, Marie Burman, Marie Denarnaud, Marie Talon, Mark Duplass, martin Campbell, Mary Holland, Matt Damon, Matthew Eason, Maureen Bharoocha, Mauriett Chayeb, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, Michael B Jordan, michael keaton, Michael Rianda, Michelle Monaghan, Mike Disa, Molly Gordon, Monday, Morgan Freeman, Morgan Lindholm, Mortal Kombat, My True Fairytale, Natalia Dyer, Natasha Henstridge, Neil Burger, netflix, new April movies, new April releases, Night of the Sicario, Noee Abita, Norway, Norwegian cinema, Norwegian film, Norwegian movie, octavia spencer, Olivia Coleman, Olivia Stambouliah, Oren Uziel, Pal Oie, Pal Sverre Hagen, Paolo Pierobon, Patrick Muldoon, Paula Andrea Barros, Peter Genoway, Peter Outerbridge, Polly Draper, Prime Video, Rachel Sennott, Ravn Lanesskog, Reece Shearsmith, Refugee, reopen, Rhea Seehorn, Richard Wenk, Ricky Staub, RJ Mitte, Rob Hayes, Robert Patrick, Robert Pulcini, Roberto ‘Sanz’ Sanchez, Roy Andersson, Ruby Rose, Ryan Morrison, Salvatore Maira, Sam Claflin, Sam Stillman, Samad Zarmandili, Samuel Bartlett, samuel l jackson, Sasquatch, Say Your Prayers, Sebastian Stan, Shari Springer Berman, Shiva Baby, Simon McQuoid, Slalom, Sonequa martin-Green, Space Dogs, Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure, Stefano Sollima, Stowaway, Stranger Things, streaming, Sunita Mani, superhero, Tal Chatterjee, Taylor Sheridan, The Asset, the crown, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, The Little Mermaid, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, The Oak Room, The Outside Story, The Queen’s Gambit, The Tunnel, The Unholy, theater, Things Heard and Seen, Thor: Love and Thunder, Thor: Ragnarok, Thorbjorn Harr, Thunder Force, Tom Brooke, Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse, Toni Collette, Tye Sheridan, Ursula, Vaccine, Vanquish, Vaughn Stein, Vikash Bhai, Viktor Kosakovskiy, vod, Voyagers, Warner Bros, Wendy Hill-Tout, WeWork: or The Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn, Wildcat, Will Barton, Will Staples, William Sadler, wonder woman 1984, Ylva Fuglerud, Daniel Choi
April Movies Release Schedule: The Most Accurate List of Every Movie Coming Out in April – Live Updates
With theaters reopening in the midst of optimistic vaccination progress, here’s a list of April movies you can go out and see in theaters and digitally, too. ...
March 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, TV TOP, Abroad, benedict cumberbatch, buddha, chitwan, christopher nolan, Colombo, COVID-free, Croatia, disney, Doctor Strange, Dubrovnik, Estonia, everest, Fast & Furious, Filming, game of thrones, georgia, hollywood, incentives, Indiana Jones, Interstellar, jake gyllenhaal, james bond, kathmandu, keanu reeves, little buddha, Location, Mamma Mia!, mt everest, nepal, netflix, pre-production, production, Rebate, regulations, Scouting, Sri Lanka, Star Wars, steven spielberg, Tangerines, Tbilisi, The Last Jedi, Trinidad & Tobago, Zagreb, David Tsintsadze
Off the Beaten Path: 6 Small Countries That Are Excellent for Filming
Let’s take a look at six countries off the beaten path that offer benefits definitely worth considering in the post-pandemic filming spree. ...
March 24, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, 50 Cent, Allstate Foundation, Anne Hathaway, Australian Conservation Foundation, Ayesha Curry, Born This Way Foundation, Califia Farms, Cate Blanchett, Celebrities, celebrity donations, celebrity foundations, charity, Civil Rights, climate change, Don Cheadle, Eat Learn Play Foundation, Ellen DeGeneres, Elton John AIDS Foundation, environment, Feeding America, Food Tank, GEANCO Foundation, Golden State Warriors, Hotel Rwanda, Human Rights Campaign Ally, I Speak Earth, kerry washington, lady gaga, leonardo dicaprio, LGBT, LGBT+ awareness, lgbtq, lgbtq charities, lgbtq charity, Los Angeles LGBT Center, Mental Health, NNEDV, Not On Our Watch, oprah winfrey, Paul McCartney, Purple Purse, Rachel Ray, SolairAid, Stephen Curry, Street King initiative, The Beatles, The Sentry, The Trevor Project, Trevor Hero Award, Yum-o, Tyler Bey
Celebrities and Their Incredibly Charity Work
Here are some of our world’s most pressing issues and the celebrities joining the fight to help stop them - charity is important....
March 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, 10 things I hate about you, Akira Kurosawa, cinema, Coriolanus, Film, Hamlet, heath ledger, joseph gordon levitt, Julius Caesar, keanu reeves, Kenneth Branagh, King Lear, Laurence Olivier, Marlon Brando, movies, my own private idaho, plays, playwright, Ran, Richard III, river phoenix, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Films., Shakespeare in film, Shakespeare Movies, steven spielberg, theater, West Side Story, William Shakespeare, Drew Alexander Ross
Shakespeare in Film: The Great Playwright’s Influence on Movies
Whether or not you believe fringe theories that question the authorship of Shakespeare’s plays, the effect his plays on literature and film is unquestionable. ...
March 19, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, bisexual representation, Brooklyn 99, Criminal Minds, gender equality, Gilmore Girls, Glee, Hollywood queer, inception, lgbtq, LGBTQ community, lgbtq films, LGBTQ Hollywood, lgbtq representation, LGBTQ tv shows, pansexual representation, queer, Queer films, queer movie characters, queer plots, queer representation, queer storylines, queer tv characters, queer tv shows, Queerbaiting, Riverdale, schitt's creek, sexuality, Sherlock, supernatural, That 70s Show, The 100, Jordyn McEvoy
Queerbaiting: Our Life Is Not Yours to Profit From | An Anaylsis
An analysis on queerbaiting from some of the most infamous television shows and films....
March 18, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, ‘Arrival, #OscarsSoWhite, 13th, 2015 Academy Awards, 2015 Oscars, academy, academy awards, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, Alejandro González Iñárritu, alfonso cuaron, Ana de Armas, Andres Muschietti, Angelina Jolie, Asian Representation, ava duvernay, awkwafina, Barry Jenkins, Barry Keoghan, Best Picture, Birdman, black lives matter, black panther, bong joon ho, box office, Boyhood, Brian Tyree Henry, call me by your name, chloe zhao, Chris Rock, Creed, dallas buyers club, Damien Chazelle, David Oyelowo, Denis Villeneuve, Director, Directors, disabled, Disabled Representation, diversity, Dwayne Johnson, Elliott Page, Eternals, female directors, from dusk till dawn, Fruitvale Station, Gayface, get out, Green Book, Guillermo del Toro, Harry Styles, hbo max, hollywood, hollywood insider, If Beale Street Could Talk, It, James Baldwin, jared leto, Jason Momoa, Jennifer Kent, jordan peele, Jr., Kathryn Bigelow, Kit Harrington, Kumail Nanjiani, La La Land, Latinx, LatinX Representation, Lee Isaac Chung, leonardo dicaprio, lgbtq, lgbtq representation, luca guadagnino, lulu wang, Mahershala Ali, Martin Luther King, Michael B Jordan, Michaela Coel, Minari, MLK, Moonlight, New Cinema, Nomadland, Oscar Isaac, oscars, Oscars So White, Pan’s Labyrinth, parasite, Patty Jenkins, police, representation, Richard Linklater, robert rodriguez, roma, Ryan Coogler, Selma, Stanley Kubrick, Steven Yeun, The Babadook, the Farewell, The Hurt Locker, Whiplash, wonder woman 1984, zendaya, Patrick Nash
The Next Big Things: Hollywood’s New Directorial Elites are Looking More Diverse Than Ever
New directors are increasingly diverse and are telling stories that the majority of straight, white directors of the past couldn't dream of....
March 15, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, 2021 oscar nominations, 2021 oscars, 9rd academy awards, A Concerto is a Conversation, A Love Song for Latasha, A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, Aaron Sorkin, Abraham Marder, academy, academy awards, Alan Kim, Amanda Seyfried, Andra Day, Another Round, Anthony Hines, Anthony Hopkins, Asian directors, awards, Better Days, Bosnia Herzegovina, Burrow, Carey Mulligan, Chadwick Boseman, chloe zhao, Christopher Hampton, Colette, collective, Crip Camp, DA 5 BLOODS, Dan Mazer, Dan Swimer, Daniel Kaluuya, Darius Marder, David Fincher, Delays, Denmark, Derek Cianfrance, diversity, Do Not Split, Dolby Theatre, eligibility, Emerald Fennell, emma., Erica Rivinoja, Eurovision, Eurovision Song Contest, Feeling Through, female directors, Florian Zeller, Frances McDormand, Gary Oldman, Genius Loci, Glenn Close, Greyhound, Hillbilly Elegy, Hong Kong, Hunger Ward, Husavik, If Anything Happens I Love You, Jena Friedman, Jesse Collins, john david washington, Judas and the Black Messiah, Keith Lucas, Kemp Powers, Kenny Lucas, LaKeith Stanfield, Lee Isaac Chung, Lee Kern, Leslie Odom Jr., Love and Monsters, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Malcolm and Marie, Mank, Maria Bakalova, Minari, mulan, My Octopus Teacher, netflix, News of the World, Nick Jonas, Nina Pedrad, Nomadland, nominations, Nominees, olivia colman, One night in miami, onward, Opera, Oscar nominations, oscar nominations 2021, oscars diversity, oscars Pritan Ambroase, Over The Moon, pandemic, Paul Raci, performers of color, Peter Baynham, pieces of a woman, Pinocchio, pritan ambroase, Pritan Ambroase Academy Awards, Pritan Ambroase Oscars, Pritan Ambroase Oscars 2021, priyanka chopra, priyanka chopra jonas, promising young woman, Quo vadis Aida, Ramin Bahrani, representation, Riz Ahmed, Romania, Sacha Baron Cohen, Shaka King, Soul, Sound of Metal, Stacey Sher, Steven Soderbergh, Steven Yeun, tenet, The Father, The Letter Room, The Life Ahead, The Man Who Sold His Skin, The Midnight Sky, The Mole Agent, The One and Only Ivan, The Present, The Trial of the Chicago 7, the united states v billie holiday, The White Tiger, Thomas Vinterberg, Time, Tunisia, Two Distant Strangers, Union Station, Vanessa Kirby, Viola Davis, White Eye, Will Berson, Wolfwalkers, Yes-People, Yuh jung Youn, zendaya, Mario Yuwono, Lana Nguyen
The Complete List of 2021 Oscar Nominations – Celebrations, Surprises & Snubs | The Show Must Go On
Its time to find out what films will be vying for Oscar glory this year - here is the complete list of Oscar nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards....
March 14, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, academy awards, Amazon Prime Video, Award winning, Barry Jenkins, Barry Jenkins Career, Barry Jenkins films, Barry Jenkins life, Barry Jenkins movies., Barry Jenkins Tribute, Basel Hamdan, black director, Black Stories, Black writer, Charm City Kings, Director, Florida State University, Golden Globes, If Beale Street Could Talk, lgbtq, Medicine for Melancholy, Moonlight, My Josephine, oscars, representation, screenwriter, sexuality, Sherman Payne, Tarell Alvin McCraney, The Underground Railroad, Tracey Heggins, tribute, Tribute to Barry Jenkins, Wyatt Cenac, Jordan Qin
A Tribute to Barry Jenkins: Hollywood’s Most Revolutionary Filmmaker & Oscar Winner
Oscar-winning director/screenwriter Barry Jenkins is single-handedly taking the silver screen by storm with his innovative and personalized Black stories....
March 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, best tearjerker movies, Brian’s Song, Brokeback Mountain, cinema, Crying, Crying in Films, Dead Poets Society, depressing movies., disney, emotional films, emotional movies, Entourage, films, Football, Guy Cry Films, heath ledger, If Beale Street Could Talk, jake gyllenhaal, James Baldwin, jennifer aniston, Marley and Me, meryl streep, movies, must watch tearjerker films, must-watch tearjerker movies, Ordinary People, Owen Wilson, pixar, Robert Redford, robin williams, Sad Films, Sad Movies, sentimental movies, Sophie’s Choice, tearjerker films, tearjerker movies, Tearjerkers, Tears, The Pursuit of Happiness, tom hardy, top tearjerker movies, up, warrior, Will Smith, Drew Alexander Ross
10 Must-Watch Tearjerker Movies for Both Women and Men
Here we highlight some of the best tearjerker movies that bring on the waterworks. ...
March 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, #groundhogday, #listen, #theobituaryoftundejohnson, 13 Reasons Why, Ali LeRoi, allyship, benzodiazepine, BIPOC, black lives matter, black men, black movies, coming out, Dee Rees, filmmaker, forbidden love, Frank Fields, gay movies, high school, James Baldwin, lgbtq, love triangle, microaggression, Nigerian, police brutality, police reform, Ryan Coogler, social injustice, social issues, Steven Silver, The 400 Blows, The Obituary of Tunde Johnson, The Obituary of Tunde Johnson review, therapy, Tobe Nwigwe, Trizz, xanax, Yoruba, Trent Kinnucan
‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’ Combines Black Lives Matter Themes with the Evolving Time Loop Genre
‘13 Reasons Why’ star Steven Silver stars as a gay teen trapped in time in Ali Leroi’s unnerving thriller ‘The Obituary of Tunde Johnson’....
