New York LGBTQ+ film festival will give Arizonans free viewings after Trump kills Phoenix festival
Arizona residents will be able to view a selection of the New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival's 130 films online and for free.
September 3, 2025
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Arizona residents will be able to view a selection of the New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival's 130 films online and for free.
New York's LGBTQ film festival announced its jury and audience awards.
The New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival will showcase a variety of narrative films and documentaries highlighting the diversity of the community.
The event will be livestreamed free October 18, with donations suggested to benefit NewFest and the New York City Anti-Violence Project.
New York's LGBTQ+ festival announced a virtual lineup with a few drive-in experiences.
George C. Wolfe’s Rustin opens the LGBTQ+ film festival while the Annette Bening-starrer Nyad is named U.S. Centerpiece.
Mark Blane's new film features a fantastical hero, Leather-Man, in the mold of Tom of Finland.
The festival celebrates its 33rd anniversary with a special hybrid edition featuring both virtual and in-person events.
The gay star of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge recounts his story in a sweeping new doc that ranges from the AIDS crisis to (ongoing) bias in Tinseltown.
The filmmaker continues his career-long arc of investigating complicated women and cultural norms.
The new documentary premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival on Saturday.
Here are the shows and films for your queer viewing pleasure.
Before marriage equality was even a pipe dream, filmmakers like Shan Sayles and Monroe Beehler were creating beautiful works of gay love.
The documentary, which follows a man over five years, was banned due to its positive representation of LGBTQ+ lives and same-sex marriage.
Is the gulf unbridgeable? Father James Martin and the filmmakers behind a new documentary don't think so.
Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed comes to HBO and Max on June 28.
An Orthodox rabbi who's also a drag queen, lesbian songstress Janis Ian, and gay Beatles manager Brian Epstein are among the subjects of films in the fest.
The 5-day festival will include nine feature films, panels, virtual screenings, and social events.
The documentary about Black queer youth at the Christopher Street Pier plays at the Bentonville Film Festival next week.
The Advocate sits down for an interview with the queer writer and director of Devi (Goddess), the Outfest award winner for Best Narrative Short Film.