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“Crossing,” directed by Levan Akin, opens July 18 at the Angelika.

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‘Crossing’ embarks on a mission to find a missing trans family member

By Steve Erickson

“Sing Sing,” directed by Greg Kwedar, opens July 12 at the Angelika.

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‘Sing Sing’: Art and friendship behind jail walls

By Steve Erickson

A scene from "Ice Cream Fever."

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Japan Society’s film festival features LGBTQ themes

By Steve Erickson

“The Human Surge 3,” directed by Eduardo Williams, opened June 28 at BAM.

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‘The Human Surge 3’: A very queer trip through nature

By Steve Erickson

"UKI," completed last year, takes place in a hellscape that resembles a more debased version of the world of “Fresh Kill.”

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BAM’s Shu Lea Cheang series dreams up a queer, extremely horny future

By Steve Erickson

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June LGBTQ music: Arooj Aftab and Pride Month Barbie

By Steve Erickson

“The Mattachine Family," directed by Andy Vallentine, is available on VOD June 4.

The Mattachine Family’: Gay daddy issues

By Steve Erickson

"Backspot, directed by D.W. Waterson, opens May 31.

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‘Backspot’: Cheerleading without the cheer

By Steve Erickson

'Hit Me Hard and Soft," by Billie Eilish, is her most solid work yet.

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May LGBTQ music: Billie Eilish and Adeem the Artist

By Steve Erickson

“I Saw the TV Glow” was directed by Jane Schoenbrun.

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‘I saw the TV Glow’: Stuck in a rut of repression with dreams of change

By Steve Erickson

The poster for "Old Narcissus"

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‘Old Narcissus’: At life’s end, a man finally looks beyond himself

By Steve Erickson

(L to R) Mike Faist as Art, Zendaya as Tashi, and Josh O'Connor as Patrick in "Challengers."

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In ‘Challengers,’ repressed desire is tested on the tennis court

By Steve Erickson

Claire Rousay is pictured in conjunction with her album release in April.

Music

April LGBTQ music: Pet Shop Boys and Claire Rousay

By Steve Erickson

“The People’s Joker," directed by Vera Drew, opens April 5 at IFC Center.

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‘The People’s Joker’: satirical queer intellectual property

By Steve Erickson

“Good One” builds to a potent story of a girl pressured into independence by having to share space with men.

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New Directors/‌New Films serves up a glimpse into the future of queer cinema

By Steve Erickson

"Much Ado About Dying," directed by Simon Chambers, opens March 15 at Film Forum.

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‘Much Ado About Dying’: A gay actor lives out ‘King Lear’ at the end of his life

By Steve Erickson

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