12 New LGBTQ Films Not to Be Missed This Year
This year’s Outfest Los Angeles features entertaining documentaries, a lush gay romance, and a French sports comedy set at the Gay Games.
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‘Cubby’ Trailer: A Quirky Queer Coming-of-Age Comedy Featuring Patricia Richardson
Exclusive: The “Home Improvement” star lends her talents to this experimental comedy from executive producer David France.
Outfest Announces Complete 2019 Lineup, Including ‘Circus of Books’ and ‘Before You Know It’
The festival features LGBTQ films from 33 countries in 26 different languages.
NewFest Ends Programming Partnership With Outfest Amid Leadership Changes
Exclusive: Executive Director Robert Kushner to depart as Nick McCarthy is promoted to Director of Programming for New York’s LGBTQ film festival.
Outfest 2018: 7 Films to See at North America’s Premier LGBTQ Film Festival
With a record two thirds of films made by women, people of color, and trans creators, Outfest is leading the charge for inclusion.
Outfest Partners with Amazon, Making More Than 60 LGBTQ Movies Available to Stream
Selections include “GBF,” “A Sinner in Mecca,” and “Women Who Kill.”
‘BKPI’ Clip: ‘Bored to Death’ Meets Gentrification In Web Series Starring 3 Women of Color — Watch
Three working-class women of color run private investigations out of the back of a bodega in the latest series from creator Hye Yun Park.
NewFest And Beyond: Why LGBT Film Festivals Are Essential to the Future of Gay Movies
“It really does make or break careers,” head programmer Lucy Mukerjee-Brown told IndieWire.
Outfest: Jill Soloway and Freeform Will Be Honored With Legacy Awards
The event will take place October 23 in Los Angeles.
James Franco On How A Prosthetic Penis Brought Him Closer to the LGBTQ Community
After the Hollywood star received Outfest’s first James Schamus Ally Award, the trophy’s namesake also shared some choice anecdotes.
Outfest’s 2016 Screenwriting Lab Fellows Share Their Transformative and Affirmative Experience
The program offered five writers the opportunity to hone their writing and to foster close-knit friendships.
Outfest 2016 Opens With A Heavy Heart And A Message of Hope
The LA LGBT film festival used its opening night celebration as a time for reflection, recognition and optimism.
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Paul Mescal (‘Normal People’) on playing a character who ‘isn’t particularly articulate’ [Complete Interview Transcript]