By Josh Lee
By not showing physical intimacy, Barry Jenkins allows sexuality to surface in his film in other ways.
The amazing chemistry between the two leads of this gay NY romance is sadly brushed to the side.
Benedict Cumberbatch’s pitch perfect turn as Alan Turing isn’t enough to decipher this remarkable true story.
Stranger-than-fiction events power this affirmative, funny and well-cast social drama about solidarity.
A scintillating and quietly radical gay-cruising murder mystery set in a single, sunny location.
The French director has finally reached the mainstream with a murder mystery set on a gay nudist beach. LWLies met him.
Annette Bening and Julianne Moore shine in this searingly funny tale of middle-age anxiety.
The fact it’s based on a true story is the only convincing thing about Glenn Ficarra and John Requa’s directorial debut.
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