The Most Dangerous Year
By Kyle Mustain April 12, 2019
A top-rate introduction into what transgenderism actually is, made by two cisgender parents as they learn how to raise their transgender child.
A top-rate introduction into what transgenderism actually is, made by two cisgender parents as they learn how to raise their transgender child.
On the surface, this is a love story, but director/writer Christophe Honoré has also made a requiem to a time in gay culture that has passed.
A number of recent documentaries have centered on individuals who either transitioned or are transitioning, but the fascinating Markie in Milwaukee stands out from the rest.
A Finnish family falls apart after the parents’ divorce and the son comes out as gay in Finnish director Mikko Makela’s debut.
Not your average rent boy outfit, the Raconteurs elevate the sex worker experience by offering their upper-class clientele pre- and postcoital intellectual conversation.
Using professional soccer as its setting, this German film asks the timely question of whether homosexuality can ever be accepted in professional sports.
Lucas Hedges confirms he is one of the most insightful, understated, yet go-for-broke young actors around.
Four documentaries, each of which revolves around an untold, forgotten, or overlooked story, gets its chance to be told.
A personal and moving documentary on the legal battle between the Philippines and the United States involving the murder of a transgender woman.