QFest Film Review: Gun Hill Road
A Bronx family struggles to maintain unity as a father returns home from prison and a son transitions into womanhood.
We don't run the gay community, we just organize it!
A Bronx family struggles to maintain unity as a father returns home from prison and a son transitions into womanhood.
A lesbian drama centering around love, jealousy, abuse, drugs and music.
This was an amazingly acted, beautiful look at the complexities of gender identity. I dare you not to love this movie.
I love Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. This was no Hepburn/Grant screwball comedy. Sorry, gays, just sayin.
A pleasant romantic comedy stretches to fit the big screen with the help of its lovelorn star.
The newest addition to the Eating Out series hits its mark while a promising horror comedy stalls out.
Who, and i am not just talking to the lesbians out there, has not been in and out of love? Let’s review.
Who has not had teenage angst while dealing with coming to terms with their sexuality, belonging and family? Well, I mean, I know I did.
Science fiction and soap opera collide in an engrossing drama from writer/director J.T. Tepnapa.
Movie review of lesbian QFest opening night film!
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