LGBTQ – Cinema
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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’....
March 1, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, #OscarsSoWhite, 78th golden globes detials, 78th golden globes moments, 78th golden globes nominees, 78th golden globes speeches, 78th golden globes winner, 78th golden globes winners, academy awards, Activism, All in the Family, amy poehler, Andra Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, Black Stories, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Chadwick Boseman, Cloe Zhao, coronavirus, COVID-19, Daniel Kaluuya, diversity, Emma Corrin, Gillian Anderson, Golden Globes, golden globes 2021, golden globes 2021 details, golden globes 2021 moments, golden globes 2021 nominees, golden globes 2021 results, golden globes 2021 winners, HFPA, Hollywood Foriegn Press, I May Destroy You, Inside Out, Jane Fonda, josh o'connor, Judas and the Black Messiah, Lovecraft Country, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Mean Girls, Nomadland, Norman Lear, parks and recreation, ramy, Sacha Baron Cohen, schitt's creek, Soul, the crown, The United States vs. Billie Holiday, tina fey, Armando Brigham, Christopher Davis
Golden Globes 2021: All the Joyful Winners, Exciting Details and Emotional Speeches | Read the Whole Story
The pandemic-stricken Golden Globes 2021 managed to celebrates its winners along with a firm promise to do much better for the sake of diversity and arts....
February 27, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, Abusive Childhood, Activism, All of Me, Andra Day, April In Paris, Billie Holiday, black Americans, Blue Moon, Civil Rights, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, drug abuse, Eleanora Fagan, Garret Hedlund, Harlem, I’ll Be Seeing You, Lee Daniels, Leslie Jordan, Miss Brown To You, Miss Lawrence, Natasha Lyonne, Rise Up, Rob Morgan, Strange Fruit, Suzan-Lori Parks, Swing Music, Teddy Wilson, The United States vs. Billie Holiday, The United States vs. Billie Holiday reivew, The United States Vs. Billie Holiday' Jazz Music, Trevante Rhodes, What A Little Moonlight Can Do, Isabella Brownlee
Oscar Buzz | Andra Day Is Astounding in the Not So Astounding ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’
The esteemed singer, Andra Day, gives a brilliant performance as Billie Holiday in the not-so particularly brilliant ‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’....
February 25, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, Cho Jin-woong, con, Count Fujiwara, Crime, drama, erotica, feature analysis, Fingersmith, Ha Jung-woo, Hideko, Jo Yeong-wook, Kim Min-hee, Kim Tae-ri, Korean cinema, Korean Film, Lady Hideko, lgbtq, long con, Park Chan-wook, psychological thriller, Romance, Sarah Waters, Sook-Hee, Sook-Hee and Hideko, Sookee, Sookee and Hideko, the Count, The Handmaiden, The Handmaiden 2016, The Handmaiden analysis, the handmaiden review, Uncle Kouzuki, Claire L. Wong
The Power of Perspective in ‘The Handmaiden’, A Masterclass in Storytelling Technique
Park Chan-wook’s ‘The Handmaiden’, the South Korean erotic psychological thriller, a beautiful portrayal of female pleasure and freedom....
February 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, A24, A24 movies, Aronofsky, Black Swan, brendan fraser, Darren Aronofsky, Doom Patrol, drama comedy, Encino man, George of the Jungle, Hong Chau, Idaho, isolation, morbid obesity, Mormon, MOTHER, obesity, pandemic movie, pi, psychological drama, quarantine, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM, Sadie Sink, Samantha Morton, The Mummy, The Whale, the whale brendan fraser, the whale movie, the whale movie news, theater, Ty Simpkins, upcoming movies, Daniel Choi
Everything We Know About Darren Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale’: Starring Brendan Fraser as a 600-Pound Gay Man
A first-time collaboration between ‘Black Swan’ director Darren Aronofsky and A24, ‘The Whale’ will feature ‘The Mummy’s Brendan Fraser as a 600-pound gay man....
February 21, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, #kosher, #scenic, ajff, arabs, atlantajewishfilm, Aviv Pinkas, beach, Bernard Schütz, desert, diplomacy, Eyal Shikratzi, film festival, germany, Hebrew, Irit Kaplan, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, jewish movies, John Carroll Lynch, kiss me before it blows up, kiss me kosher review, lgbtq, Luise Wolfram, Marriage, Moran Rosenblatt, Palestine, progressive, Rivka Michaeli, rom-com, romantic comedy, Salim Dau, Shirel Peleg, star crossed lovers, Tel Aviv, wedding, wedding proposal, West Bank, Trent Kinnucan
‘Kiss Me Kosher’: Sparks Fly When an Israeli Woman and a German Woman Fall in Love in this Cross-Cultural Farce
Shirel Peleg’s directorial debut 'Kiss Me Kosher' finds LGBTQ, Israeli-Palestine, and Israeli-German boundaries and breaks them with lovestruck abandon....
February 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, most-featured, Andrew Garfield, Avengers: Endgame, birds of prey, bisexual, black panther, Black Swan, chris pratt, dc, Ellen DeGeneres, Elliot Page, Eternals, gay superheroes, Guardians of the Galaxy, Harley Quinn, Kevin Feige, lgbtq, lgbtq films, LGBTQ Hollywood, lgbtq movies, lgbtq representation, LGBTQ Superheroes, Loki, Love, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, Moonlight, Natalie Portman, Queer Community, Queer films, queer superheroes, Queer superheros, Rosie Perez, Simon, Superhero Films, Tessa Thompson, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Prom, tom holland, wonder woman, Christopher Davis
Marvel/DC LGBTQ Representation: Will Bisexual Star-Lord Amount to More Gay Superheroes on the Big Screen?
Despite the comic books containing many gay superheroes, no major blockbusters have lived up to that precedent. When will LGBTQ superheroes get their due?...
February 15, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, Asian Diaspora, Benjamin Kračun, David Tran, emigrant story, Emma Dutton, grief, Henry Golding, Hong Khaou, immigrant story, John Cummings, Kit, Lee, Lewis, lgbtq, LGBTQ film, LGBTQ film review, Linh, Lizzie Francke, Molly Harris, Monsoon, Monsoon 2019, Monsoon 2019 review, Monsoon review, Parker Sawyers, Rebecca Joerin-Sharp, Rose Garnett, Tracy O’Riordan, Vietnam, Vietnamese British, Vietnamese emigration, Claire L. Wong
Henry Golding’s ‘Monsoon’: A Moving Drama About a Vietnamese Immigrant’s Fractured Cultural Identity | LGBTQ
Henry Golding stars in this beautifully-shot drama 'Monsoon' about a Vietnamese British man reconciling his national and cultural identities....
February 13, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, ‘Our Friend’, #astronomy, #Cosmos, #countryside, #journey, Carlos Castaneda, Colin Firth, David Bowie, Dementia, dying, Dylan Thomas, end of life, England, gay movie, gay storyline, Julianne Moore, Karen Dalton, Kristen Stewart, LGBT, lgbtq, Lord of the Rings, Margaret Thatcher, north star, odd couple, outer space, philosophy, piano, Richard Linklater, roadtrip, stages of grief, Stanley Tucci, stargazing, Supernova, supernova review, telescope, Viggo Mortensen, Trent Kinnucan
‘Supernova’: Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci On The Last Trip Contemplating True Love & Purpose
Two men contemplate love, the past, and our place in the universe in Harry Macqueen’s new film 'Supernova'....
