Julia Lester plays Hannah, a lesbian who begins her “coming out” journey, in director Kim O. Nguyen’s 2024 comedy PROM DATES, which features a screenplay by queer comedian D.J. Mausner.

Check out what Instagram’s @queerblackhollywood had to say about Sam H. Freeman and Ng Choon Ping’s 2023 thriller FEMME.

Alice (Sherry Cola) is Ben’s (Justin H. Min) gay best friend in director Randall Park’s 2023 film adaptation of Adrian Tomine’s 2007 graphic novel “Shortcomings.”

Devery Jacobs, Kudakwashe Rutendo and Evan Rachel Wood star in nonbinary director D.W. Waterson’s film BACKSPOT – which opens in theatres in Canada/USA on Friday, May 31, 2024.

Historian Shane Brown’s 2020 documentary “A Queer Romance: Gay Characters and Male Bonding in Early Film (silent film and pre-code),” based on his book “Queer Sexualities in Early Film: Cinema and Male-Male Intimacy.”

Todd Flaherty and Wyatt Fenner star as drag performing besties in writer/director/star Flaherty’s 2022 film CHRISSY JUDY.

Leigh Janiak’s 2021 film series, THE FEAR STREET TRILOGY is based on the horror novels by R.L. Stein, which were popular with teens between 1989 and 1999, and is centred on a lesbian romance.

The 2020 series, CHERRY MAGIC! THIRTY YEARS OF VIRGINITY CAN MAKE YOU A WIZARD?! is based on the 2018 “Boys’ Love” (Yaoi) manga of the same name by writer/illustrator Yuu Toyota.

The 2023 animated series FROG AND TOAD is based on the classic children’s books of the same name by gay author/illustrator Arnold Lobel.

Jeremy Holm plays Archie, a gay army major with a dark past, in bisexual filmmaker Ted Geoghegan’s 2023 supernatural horror film BROOKLYN 45.

See what Global Queer Cinema had to say about writer/director Maryam Touzani’s 2022 film THE BLUE CAFTAN.

Phillip Lewitski and Joshua Odjick star in Two-Spirit writer/director Bretten Hannam’s 2021 Canadian romantic drama WILDHOOD.

The 2024 anime series, CHERRY MAGIC! THIRTY YEARS OF VIRGINITY CAN MAKE YOU A WIZARD?! is based on the 2018 “Boys’ Love” (Yaoi) manga of the same name by writer/illustrator Yuu Toyota.

Karla-Simone Spence and Sophie Cookson star in the 2022 adaptation of Sara Collins’ 2019 novel “The Confessions of Frannie Langton.”