Streaming Recommendations for Black History Month
Streaming recommendations for Black History Month include Passing, The Harder They Fall, One of Ours, Lilies of the Field, and Set It Off.
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Rendezvous with Madness 2021: North By Current Review
The push for reform within the criminal justice system is often discussed from an inner-city perspective in the media. What is not mentioned is that misuse of power in policing and the courts has a great impact on those in rural communities as well. Returning to his hometown of Grayling, Michigan, director Angelo Madsen Minax […]
Hot Docs 2021: Someone Like Me Review
An engaging examination of what it means to be free, Someone Like Me reminds us that no one should be forced to hide their true self.
Changing Reels Episode 74 – Disclosure
Danielle Solzman joins Courtney for Disclosure!
Changing Reels Episode 73 – Climax
Carolyn Mauricette joins Courtney for Climax!
TIFF 2020: Saint-Narcisse Review
Bruce LaBruce's twisted twins tale SAINT-NARCISSE gives new meaning to the phrase "go f*** yourself."
Changing Reels Episode 54 – Tangerine
Film critic Paolo Kagaoan joins Courtney to discuss Sean Baker's Tangerine!
Sequin in a Blue Room Review: TIFF Next Wave
Film explores the pleasures and perils of hook-up culture.
Toronto’s Inside Out and Paradise Theatre Partner for ‘Queerly Beloved’
New series screens queer classics and contemporary faves.
Manveer Heir Aims to Accelerate Diversity in Video Games with Brass Lion Entertainment
Manveer Heir wants to be at the forefront of making video games with more diverse characters and developers at the forefront. The companies at the top of the billion-dollar industry are moving in this direction, he said, but at a “snail’s pace” – so he sought out to find others who wanted the same as […]
Castle Waiting’s Necessary Lessons in Intersectionality
Castle Waiting represents the ideal, cooperative, egalitarian society in miniature, and the Solicitine Order is a blueprint for how the feminist movement should behave.
Fast Five: Best Bets from Inside Out 2014
With the 24th annual Inside Out Film Festival kicking off tonight, here are five films you won't want to miss at this year's showcase of the best in LGBT themed films.
Thought Bubble: Sexual Inclusivity in Mainstream Comics
Spandex superheroes still dominate the market, but the people behind the masks are slowly becoming as diverse as the people reading each issue.
Interview: Katherine Fairfax Wright & Malika Zouhali-Worrall
Dork Shelf talks to filmmakers Katherine Fairfax Wright & Malika Zouhali-Worrall about their work on the documentary Call Me Kuchu where they look at efforts in Uganda tried to make homosexuality punishable by imprisonment and death and those who stood in opposition to the government. It's an incredibly story with a lot of parallels to what's currently happening in Russia.
Inside Inside Out
We take a look at some of the offerings at the 23rd annual Toronto Inside Out LGBT film festival, including Peaches Does Herself, Valentine Road, Schoolgirl Complex, The Rugby Player, Interior. Leather Bar, The Most Fun I've Ever Had with My Clothes One, I am Devine, and I Stand Corrected.
