Lgbt movies 2013

Best and Worst Queer Films of

By Gary Kramer

With actors and filmmakers taking challenging roles, was another Queer Year for Film. Here’s a rundown of the year’s queer films and trends, including the good, better, foremost, and worst of

 

 

BEST Queer Film of the Year:

Blue Is the Warmest Color. It was three hours prolonged. It had explicit lesbian sex scenes. It won large at Cannes. And it’s a masterpiece, an intimate, erotic, and ecstatic quixotic drama that captures issues of self-worth and self-expression in ways that are both authentic and devastating. Plus, direct actress Adèle Exarchopoulos gives a phenomenal performance.

Trans Performance by a Straight Actor

BEST IN A Nice FILM: Jared Leto will likely score an Oscar nomination for his terrific portrayal of Rayon in the AIDS drama Dallas Buyers Club.

BEST IN A BAD FILM: Kate del Castillo’s scenery-chewing performance as a trans inmate in K wasn’t bad—in fact, she was quite entertaining as the LGBT cell’s Queen Bee. But this lurid drama directed by Jules Stewart (Kristen’s mom) was a

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Cameron Deane Stewart and Justin Deeley star as Russell and Kevin, two teenagers at the rather oddly named Goodkind High Academy who are gay and closeted &#; as are virtually all of the LGBT teens at the school.  But one night Russell and Kevin are spotted kissing by Min (Ally Maki), who is part of the &#;Geography Club,&#; a group where LGBT teens can get together without the stress of arousing suspicion thanks to the name of the group.  Russell joins, but getting Kevin, a star football player, to participate is altogether more difficult.

It is simple to dismiss Geography Club, a relatively family-friendly film (only minor swearing and no nudity or sex) about LGBT teenagers (and others who view themselves as outcasts) at a high university in America.  It is bland, even twee in places, and yet it is remarkably charming  for the most part, even if there is something of a sting in the tale&#;s conclusion.

The film is refreshing in a number of ways.  Firstly, it&#;s a gay-themed film without sex and nudity at every opportunity.  Anyone who watches gay-themed indie movies regularly

Best LGBTQ+ Movies of All Time

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Our list of the Best LGBTQ+ Movies of All Moment stretches back 90 years to the pioneering German film, Mädchen in Uniform, which was subsequently banned by the Nazis, and crosses multiple continents, cultures, and genres. There are broad American comedies (The Birdcage), artful Korean crime dramas (The Handmaiden), groundbreaking indies (Tangerine), and landmark documentaries (Paris Is Burning). Over the last few years, we added titles favor the documentary Welcome to Chechnya, about LGBTQ+ activists risking their lives for

Calliegirl said:

Brokeback Mountain, one of my all time favorite movies.

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I wanted to like this movie , but I just couldn&#;t. I tried to conclude it three times without falling asleep. I found it incredibly boring, drawn out and neverending. I also couldn&#;t understand a damn word Heath Ledger was saying throughout the movie.

SuicideBlonde said:



One of my favorite movies of all times. I saw it at a G&L film fest many years ago and the crowd cheered during some of the parts. I noun Jennifer Tilly.

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She just oozes sex appeal.

SummerRain said:

I watched this when I was about 11, I remember liking it (but thinking it was a little raunchy!) and wanted to observe it again, you just reminded me.

There&#;s a film called "saved" which I really liked, but it&#;s kinda cheesy. I don&#;t know if it&#;s pro-LGBT, but the gist is that it&#;s okay to be Christian and gay and it&#;s un-christian to be unaccepting of gay people so I guess it could be.

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Definitely rewatch it. The raunchiness is o