Out Exclusives How Jennifer Lopez and Tonatiuh brought 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' to the screen Daniel Reynolds
Film 15 movies about lesbians & queer women that have played at Sundance The Sundance Film Festival has been home to many classic sapphic movies over the years.Mey Rude
Commentary We Have Enough Tragic White Lesbian Period Romances — Move On The new film ‘The World to Come’ unfortunately rehashes a lot of tired sapphic stereotypes.Mey Rude
Film 'The Wedding Banquet' review: RSVP to this joyous queer remake Audiences have been belly laughing and full-body sobbing while watching The Wedding Banquet.Mey Rude
News Utah's Pride flag ban may tank its Sundance future The new bill limits the types of flags that can be flown on government property.Mey Rude
Film ​'Heightened Scrutiny' is a somber reminder of why we fight for trans rights The documentary, which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, follows Chase Strangio preparing to become the first out trans lawyer to argue a case before the Supreme Court.Mey Rude
Film Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey set Sundance drama 'Plainclothes' on fire Read our Sundance review of this debut feature from writer-director Carmen Emmi.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2025: Trans icons come to life in Zackary Drucker's 'Enigma' The documentary looks at the diverging lives of April Ashley and Amanda Lear.Mey Rude
Film Queer films 'Twinless,' 'Plainclothes,' 'Sabar Bonda' win 2025 Sundance Awards The 2025 edition of the Sundance Film Festival presented awards to several queer projects.Mey Rude
Film 'Jimpa' is Sundance's heartwarming tale of queer family connections The film stars Olivia Colman, John Lithgow, and director Sophie Hyde's child Aug Mason-Hyde.Mey Rude
Film 'The Librarians' Sundance review: Some heroes carry books The documentary, which just premiered at Sundance, tells the story of the brave librarians fighting book bans across the country. Mey Rude
Film Bill Condon & Tonatiuh discuss 'Kiss of the Spider Woman's trans themes The writer-director and star of the film spoke about it at the film's grand premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2025: 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' is a queer musical triumph The musical film, which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, stars Jennifer Lopez, Diego Luna, and Tonatiuh.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2025: These are the LGBTQ+ projects we can't wait to watch The 2025 edition of the Sundance Film Festival is jam-packed with queer projects!Mey Rude
Film John Early helps us relive the chaos & comedy of the pandemic in 'Stress Positions' Out chats with comedian and actor John Early about starring the Neon's new, queer comedy drama Stress Positions.Raffy Ermac
Film 'Layla's director and star talk drag, family, and sex with high heels The drama about a British-Arab drag queen recently debuted at the Sundance Film Festival.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2024: Aubrey Plaza wins in quirky coming-of-age comedy 'My Old Ass' However, the film's exploration of bisexuality falls a little bit flat.Mey Rude
Film 25 LGBTQ+ movies we loved watching in 2024 These LGBTQ-inclusive films have us feeling very excited about queer cinema in 2024!Bernardo SimMey Rude
Film Here are my favorite queer movies I saw at Sundance 2024 These queer movies made an impression on me at the Sundance Film Festival.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2024: 'Stress Positions' is part of queer cinema's new vanguard John Early is hilarious in the COVID era comedy.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2024: Trans horror film 'I Saw the TV Glow' transcends the genre Jane Schoenbrun has a horror hit on their hands with this trans allegory.Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2024: 'Ponyboi' introduces the world to future Oscar winner River Gallo The Sundance drama features brilliant performances from Gallo, Dylan O'Brien, Murray Bartlett, Indya Moore, and more!Mey Rude
Film Sundance 2024: Drag queen film 'Layla' finds joy in being different Bilal Hasna stars as a British-Arab drag queen trying to fit all the pieces of their life together.Mey Rude
We Have Enough Tragic White Lesbian Period Romances — Move On
The new film ‘The World to Come’ unfortunately rehashes a lot of tired sapphic stereotypes.