Out on Film celebrates queer cinema

Part-time Atlantan and full time entertainer Margaret Cho has certainly made her mark on our city. Not only does she film a television series here (she plays Teri Lee on Lifetime’s “Drop Dead D ...

From musicals to documentaries, comedies to romance, there’s something for every film taste and every stripe in the LGBT rainbow at this year’s 24th annual Out on Film festival. Out on Film lau ...

It’s the large Pink Peach (LGBT) section that makes the Atlanta Film Festival (March 23-April 1 at the Landmark Midtown Art Cinemas and other venues) Atlanta’s second-gayest film festival; Out ...

As a card-carrying romantic, I’ve sometimes made the mistake of trying to extend a lovely one-night stand into something more than it was meant to be. Perhaps the embarrassment I’ve felt when t ...

A number of LGBT movies, including two screwball farces and an acclaimed documentary about a bisexual author, highlight the annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, which kicks off next week. Estab ...

Gay filmmaker Patrik-Ian Polk of “Noah's Arc” and “Punks” fame will release his latest feature “The Skinny” for a special one-week showcase in Atlanta. “The Skinny” centers on a group of four y ...

Two Academy Award-winning directors – one not known for straying too far from the mainstream and one known for gay-themed fare – open features this weekend in Atlanta that should both generate ...

Out on Film is over but LGBT films abound in theaters this month. This week “Love Crime” opens at the Landmark Midtown Art Cinemas and “We Were Here” at the Plaza. Next week sees the openings o ...

What happens to a mama’s boy when his mama dies? That’s the basic dilemma in the coming-of-age dramedy “Toast,” based on the childhood memoir of Britain’s beloved television chef Nigel Slater. ...

Q: What’s gay, has six legs, and will be at Atlanta’s Punchline Comedy Club on Jan. 24? A: The Queer Queens of Qomedy! Queer Queens of Qomedy, or QQQ, is the brainchild of producer and comedien ...

Israeli television celebrity Assi Azar will debut his autobiographical film, “Mom, Dad; I Have Something to Tell You,” to Atlanta audiences on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at Saint Mark United Methodist Ch ...

“Celebrate GLAAD at 25,” set for Saturday at Mason Murer Fine Art, honors the national gay media watchdog group’s 25th anniversary as well as 30 “local heroes” who make a difference in the LGBT ...

In the three decades that AIDS has wreaked havoc on gay and straight communities around the globe, activists and governments alike have turned to posters as a tool for education about preventio ...

Luther Campbell aka Uncle Luke is about to get as “freaky” as he wanna be… on film! According to a recent press release: The Sundance Institute selected The Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke, ...

The decision to remake “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” for American audiences will be debated endlessly and passionately, but if anyone is to bring the story of Lisbeth Salander to life in th ...

From the first shot of its ten-year-old protagonist, “Tomboy” is a study in gender identity and expectations. Young Zoé Héran grounds the film with an amazing performance as the lead character, ...

Andy Ditzler loves George Kuchar. And he wants to share his love of this gay legendary filmmaker with you. Film Love, a series that "provides access to great but rarely-screened films, and prom ...

Back in the 1980s, actress Glenn Close portrayed the character of Albert Nobbs in a celebrated stage play — and the part stayed with her so long, she vowed to one day bring it to the big screen ...