While LGBTQ+ films have only recently garnered the space and spotlight they deserve, that doesn’t mean that they are only telling stories that occur in the present. From World War II era Germany to 1930s Korea to 1770s France, the following period pieces have brought us queer stories that transcend decades or in one case centuries.
Sometimes there’s nothing better than a film that makes you laugh and leaves you smiling so we’ve put together a few that can turn any bad day around. Many amazing films that deal with the challenges of identifying as LGBTQ+ depict painful experiences, but it is equally important to put triumphant and joyful queer love stories on screen. Look no further than the list below to celebrate Pride month with some of our favorite rom-coms and feel good classics.
Who would’ve thought the film would be considered a cult horror for feminists and the LGBTQ+ community years later. Little did everyone know at the time that the intended audience the film was made for wasn’t fratty Megan Fox fanboys. It was for young girls like Needy and Jennifer.
Identifying as LGBTQ+ has always had an impact on the idea of family. Whether biological families are forced to reevaluate their own biases or people find a chosen family in other members of the queer community, the relationships between families make for incredible narratives to… Read More »Queer Films that Are All about Family
Five quirky diverse millennials working remotely for an international tech giant must win a product competition or everyone will be fired. Meanwhile, none of these independent co-dependents has a personal life that’s even remotely working.
In this episode of Filmocracy Talks, we talk about Filmocracy, details about the website and an in-depth discussion about film festivals. Where can you watch short independent films? Filmocracy, duh. Filmocracy is the only movie streaming platform that rewards you to watch films & leave… Read More »Filmocracy Talks (Ep. 1) Special Guest Phillip Jun