Reel Affirmations 2023
A lovely, thought-provoking collection of three shorts about LGBTQ parenthood.
'The Sharpness of the Scissors' stubbornly insists that it be taken on its own terms -- it's too complex and too outside convention.
Wojciech Gostomczyk's documentary 'Leon' ultimately comes off as too disjointed, bizarre, and avant-garde for a wider audience.
A gentle, somewhat predictable road trip/coming-of-age-and-out story that is more cute than memorable.
Three generations of gender-variant people take pride of place in Horacio Alcalá's multifaceted narrative feature.
'The End of Evin' is a tense and quietly moving thriller that asks what price a person will pay for freedom.
The documentary 'Coming Around' explores a young woman's relationship with her religious mother as she finds the courage to come out.
Reviews of every single feature, documentary, and short in the 2023 Reel Affirmations LGBTQ film festival.
Watching 'Our Son' is like dealing with a bouncer: you can see there's something important happening but can't get past the bulk in the way.
Bruno Carboni's 'The Accident' plays out like a noir film with mystery and quiet intensity.
'Nyad' sees Annette Bening playing a lesbian in her 60s who accomplishes something incredible in the field of sports.
'Dicks: The Musical' is a ridiculous name for an equally ridiculous, must-see new movie.
The entire gay internet has a crush on both Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal separately. Now, imagine the two of them together in a movie…where...
Chrishell Stause, best known for her role on Netflix’s hit real estate reality series Selling Sunset, is set to take on a challenging new acting...