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From left, Jacob Elordi and Diego Calva in ‘On Swift Horses.’
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‘On Swift Horses’ showcases queer longing and risk-taking in 1950s America

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Traditions evolve in Andrew Ahn’s ‘The Wedding Banquet’
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Traditions evolve in Andrew Ahn’s ‘The Wedding Banquet’

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Chewing, comedy, and crystal meth feature in SpringFest short films
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Chewing, comedy, and crystal meth feature in SpringFest short films

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Queer representation in ‘Star Wars’ has so much further to go
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Queer representation in ‘Star Wars’ has so much further to go

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Joan Kuri as Arsenio in ‘Dying Briefly.’
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‘Dying Briefly’ takes itself too seriously — but it’s so bad, it’s good

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In a scene from Wicked, two characters stand together, one dressed in black with green skin and a pointed hat, and the other in soft pink attire with blonde hair. They overlook a glowing, fantasy-inspired landscape with winding paths, small houses, and a castle on a mountain.
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Oscars Night 2025: LGBTQ+ stories, big contenders and the tightest races

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From left, Selina Ringel and Sydney Park in 'You, Me & Her.'
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Can a Threesome Save a Marriage? ‘You, Me & Her’ challenges relationship norms

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A still from ‘Moonlight.’
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Reel Love: The LGBTQ+ films and shows that hold a special place in Philly hearts

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Sundance Film Festival 2025 showcases LGBTQ+ content
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Sundance Film Festival 2025 showcases LGBTQ+ content

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From left, Alexandre Grey as Veronica and Hudson Paul as Kyle in ‘Regarding Us.'
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‘Regarding Us’: Ambitious LGBTQ+ drama is more well-meaning than good

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Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as Brian Epstein in ‘Midas Man.’
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‘Midas Man’: A watchable, enjoyable portrait of ‘the fifth Beatle,’ Brian Epstein

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From left, Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore in ‘The Room Next Door.’
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‘The Room Next Door’: Pedro Almodóvar’s English-language debut explores friendship and mortality

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From left, Clara Harte and Venetia Bowe kiss in ‘Who We Love.’
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‘Who We Love’: A flawed, yet empowering, teen coming-out film

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Eat the Night scene shows from left Erwan Kepoa Falé and Théo Cholbi about to kiss.
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‘Eat the Night’ blends video games, queer romance and gritty drama

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A lively scene from the documentary Studio One Forever featuring shirtless men dancing closely together in a crowded disco. The room is packed with partygoers, some dressed casually in t-shirts, while others are engaged in the vibrant energy of the moment. The image captures the camaraderie and intensity of Studio One's dance floor during its heyday.
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‘Studio One Forever’: A loving look at the iconic gay disco and its legacy

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A collage showcasing scenes from LGBTQ+ films of 2024. Top left: Two older individuals joyfully taking a selfie in front of a "Welcome" sign. Top center: A group of four young people standing in a dimly lit room with vibrant neon colors, exuding a dramatic atmosphere. Top right: A tender and intimate moment with three people sitting on a bed, smiling and connecting. Bottom left: Two individuals, one with green skin, standing in a field of red flowers, bathed in golden sunlight. Bottom right: A smiling woman with blonde hair and sunglasses, leaning out of a car window in a cheerful, sunlit scene.
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A look back at the LGBTQ+ films of 2024

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The Horror Behind the Music: Tegan and Sara’s Unbelievable Real-Life Catfishing Saga
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The Horror Behind the Music: Tegan and Sara’s Unbelievable Real-Life Catfishing Saga

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Cynthia Erivo in Drift
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LGBTQ+ films you may have missed in 2024

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Liam Mollica stands shirtless in front of twinkling lights in ‘Sunflower’ film
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‘Sunflower’ filmmaker Gabriel Carrubba on growing up, coming out and capturing queer joy

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In a poignant moment from Queer, Allerton (Drew Starkey) embraces a distraught Lee (Daniel Craig) in a quiet, emotional scene that underscores the complexity of their relationship.
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‘Queer’: Daniel Craig delivers Oscar-worthy performance in this hypnotic yet puzzling film

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