A true look into the essence of queer culture; black men and trans black women. It strips away any thought of negativity to instead shine light on love and community, exemplifying the themes constantly presented throughout the film: family can be whatever you need it to be. Truly a stellar documentary that I think queer people—especially modern, young queer people—need to watch. Your queerness is a part of yourself, one you must accept, and this documentary allows that to be…
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Call Me by Your Name 2017
can’t tell if this film helps or hurts the gays but i love the way it was filmed! age gap is pretty tough tho
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Nope 2022
very clever and nuanced, particularly because it’s not a very “scary” horror film but it is deeply unsettling. it draws a line between old horror and new horror, implementing both in very unique ways— for instance, the kids in the alien masks is kind of mocking new horror for its jump scare shock value. alternatively, the alien being completely unknown in the sky yet causing so much blatant destruction is more reminiscent of the subtle horror from the 80s and 90s!
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