Now in its 28th year, Toronto's long-running LGBT film festival Inside Out continues to put forth some seriously impressive programming. The...

If you're looking for a Big Chill-esque ensemble dramedy that's a bit lighter than 2014's About Alex, look no further than actress-turned-wr...

At first glance, there really isn't much to Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon's feature directorial debut, Seashore. It's a mostly obser...

Andrew Nackman's feature directorial debut, Fourth Man Out, is very much like the plethora of indie "coming out" comedies of the early '00s....

For anyone that's ever endured film production classes, wherein watching the pretentious and woefully muddled experiments of misguided class...

For her feature directorial debut, Swiss director Claudia Lorenz has tackled what could be described as a Brokeback Mountain narrative told...

Much like his feature directorial debut, the underrated coming-of-age fable, Animals, Everlasting Love is subtly surreal, existing mostly wi...

The first ten minutes of Fresno are absolutely hysterical. Portlandia and South Park writer Karey Dornetto's first feature screenplay is rid...

When Nasty Baby, Sebastian Silva's latest exercise in slow-building, psychological horror, starts out, it seems like the sort of insufferabl...

Harris Glenn Milstead was an unlikely candidate for stardom. But even as a young child in Baltimore, he always possessed some ineffable qual...

In stark contrast to many documentaries that deal with an aspect of the gay experience, Meet the GlamCocks is a refreshing celebration of po...