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Graham Parkhurst as Parker and Miss Benny as Marco in an episode of "Glamorous."

Office drama meets relationship issues in Netflix’s ‘Glamorous’

By Gary M. Kramer

Kristen Lovell in 2005, as seen in "The Stroll."

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In ‘The Stroll,’ sex workers reflect on life in the meatpacking district

By Gary M. Kramer

Edward Brezinski in 1979.

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‘Make me Famous’ sheds light on gay painter Edward Brezinski

By Gary M. Kramer

Billy Porter and Luke Evans in "Our Son."

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Tribeca Film Festival highlights LGBTQ features and documentary films

By Gary M. Kramer

"Nobody's Hero," directed by Alain Guiraudie, opens June 16 at the IFC Center.

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Q&A with ‘Nobody’s Hero’ director Alain Guiraudie

By Gary M. Kramer

"Thaw" is a slow short about two friends arriving in a cabin in the woods during the winter.

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Big selection of LGBTQ shorts at Tribeca Film Festival

By Gary M. Kramer

Kerrie Hayes and Rosy McEwen in "Blue Jean."

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‘Blue Jean’ probes the personal and professional crises of a closeted lesbian in 1980s Britain

By Gary M. Kramer

"One of the Boys" is one of several LGBTQ films and TV shows to watch this June.

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LGBTQ films and TV series to watch this June

By Gary M. Kramer

"Horseplay," directed by Marco Berger, opens June 2 at Film Noir in Brooklyn and June 13 on digital platforms.

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Q&A with ‘Horseplay’ director Marco Berger

By Gary M. Kramer

"Passages," which follows a self-involved filmmaker leaving his marriage, is out on August 4.

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New queer films to watch this summer

By Gary M. Kramer

“Jewelle: A Just Vision” is a laudatory, hour-long documentary about author, poet, and playwright Jewelle Gomez.

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Newfest Pride offers lineup of anticipated queer films

By Gary M. Kramer

João Pedro Rodrigues of Will-o'-the-wisp at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2022.

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Q&A with ‘Will-o’-the-Wisp’ filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues

By Gary M. Kramer

Wyatt Oleff (left) and Fin Argus (right in "Stay Awake."

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Q&A with genderqueer ‘Stay awake’ actor Fin Argus

By Gary M. Kramer

Tomás (Enzo Ferrada Rosati) in “The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future," opening May 19 at the Quad

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Queer and ecological themes connect in ‘The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future’

By Gary M. Kramer

“Queens of the Qing Dynasty," directed by Ashley McKenzie, opens May 5 at the Metrograph.

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Trauma and deep friendship converge in drawn-out ‘Queens of the Qing Dynasty’

By Gary M. Kramer

'Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story' is a 6-episode prequel to the hit series (that toggles back and forth in time) with Young Queen Charlotte (India Amarteifio) betrothed to marry Young King George (Corey Mylchreest), whom she has never met.

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LGBTQ streaming: What to watch in May

By Gary M. Kramer

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