Based on a popular young adult novel, the adaptation is a sensitively drawn coming-of-age tale of friendship and a potential romantic relationship between two Mexican American teens in late 1980s El Paso.
The eventful day in the life of a twenty-something trans man living in Brooklyn.
With authenticity and a dash of the irreverent, the documentary gathers testimonies from four Black trans sex workers from Atlanta and New York.
Georgia Oakley’s debut film traces a young woman’s journey out of the closet, with Margaret Thatcher–era anti-gay legislation rumbling in the background.
A sensitive portrayal of rural New Zealand life, teeming with themes of masculinity, angst, and sexual exploration.
A modest, occasionally moving coming-of-age tale of a transient gay relationship in 1999.
Three films offer fascinating looks at recent times or, in the case of one documentary, the ancient past, with two of three winning top festival prizes.
Director Amanda Kramer creates a world and commits to it. In other words, she swings hard.
Elegance Bratton’s semi-autobiographical feature debut was the festival’s Closing Night selection.