Photo: ‘Kiss Me Kosher’/X Verleih ‘Kiss Me Kosher’, the directorial debut of Venezuela-born, Israel-raised, German-based director Shirel Peleg, is a film with layers. On its surface, the film is a cute rom-com about an Israeli woman and a German woman...
Photo: ‘It’s a Sin’/HBO Max Honoring Queer History Like all marginalized communities, LGBTQ individuals have endured a trying journey for social justice that will continue to persist for decades to come. The progress of gay acceptance can be loosely traced through the...
Video Version of this Article Photo/Video: Gay Superheroes/Hollywood Insider YouTube Channel Superhero Films Next Mission: LGBTQ Inclusion As the LGBTQ community makes strides in terms of representation in both social justice and entertainment, the opportunity for...
Photo: ‘I May Destroy You’/HBO Max Michaela Coel has been unstoppable up until this point. Small roles in Black Mirror and Star Wars: The Last Jedi have given her the financial stability to embark on risky and distinct creative endeavors, allowing her to...
Photo: Comedy’s Abuse of the Trans Community/SNL/NBC The Fight for Trans Rights Persists If anything is to be gathered from the past century of human history, it is that progress is a grueling, sluggish process that requires all hands on deck. Change does not just...
Photo: ‘Monsoon/Peccadillo Pictures In ‘Monsoon’ (2019), a gay Vietnamese British man named Kit (Henry Golding) struggles to reconcile his national and cultural identities when he returns to Vietnam for the first time in 30 years to scatter his parents’ ashes. When...
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