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“No Wire Hangers” Shows a Designer’s Hard-Earned Journey to Success

September 14, 2017 Annette Semerdjian

"No Wire Hangers” explores the life and career of designer Raymond McNeill.

FILM

The First Trailer for Dee Rees’ “Mudbound” is Out and…Wow

September 6, 2017 Henry Giardina

Dee Rees' new film is stunning on all counts

FILM

The First Trailer for That Grace Jones Documentary is Here and Nothing Could Have Prepared Us

September 5, 2017 Henry Giardina

All hail Queen Grace. And King Grace.

FILM

Watch: Harris Dickinson Gets Pillow Talk-y in “Beach Rats”

August 22, 2017 Henry Giardina

The summer's hottest movie is almost here.

FILM

This 1951 Lesbian Love Story from Mexico Just Got Its First U.S. Screening

August 21, 2017 Henry Giardina

“Muchachas de Uniforme” is a stunning remake of a classic German lesbian film.

FILM

“Call Me By Your Name” is About to Steam Up Theaters

August 15, 2017 Annette Semerdjian

Even the trailer is too hot to handle.

FILM

From Outfest to PBS, “Amigas With Benefits” Tells a Queer, Intersectional Love Story

August 1, 2017 thepridela

A standout feature from Outfest tells the story of two women who find each other in later life

FILM, HISTORY

`In 1967, Jean Genet’s “Un Chant D’Amour” Was Taboo Everywhere But at L.A.’s Park Theater

July 30, 2017 Henry Giardina

This essay is part of a series on Queer underground cinema in the '60s.

FILM

The Kid Stays in the (Car) Picture

July 26, 2017 Henry Giardina

Edgar Wright’s “Baby Driver” Hits all the High Notes.

FILM

With “Endless Poetry,” Jodorowsky Makes His Grand Return

July 23, 2017 Genna Rivieccio

Decades after John Lennon made the mysterious filmmaker’s career, the Chilean auteur is back with a new, and puzzling, work of art.

Category: FILM

“No Wire Hangers” Shows a Designer’s Hard-Earned Journey to Success

The First Trailer for Dee Rees’ “Mudbound” is Out and…Wow

The First Trailer for That Grace Jones Documentary is Here and Nothing Could Have Prepared Us

Watch: Harris Dickinson Gets Pillow Talk-y in “Beach Rats”

This 1951 Lesbian Love Story from Mexico Just Got Its First U.S. Screening

“Call Me By Your Name” is About to Steam Up Theaters

From Outfest to PBS, “Amigas With Benefits” Tells a Queer, Intersectional Love Story

`In 1967, Jean Genet’s “Un Chant D’Amour” Was Taboo Everywhere But at L.A.’s Park Theater

The Kid Stays in the (Car) Picture

With “Endless Poetry,” Jodorowsky Makes His Grand Return

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