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16 films
At 18, Tony has lived independently for two years after leaving home at 16, facing unemployment and a strained relationship with his mother.
Photojournalist Robin Hammond documents the persecution of LGBTI individuals in countries where same-sex relationships are criminalized, highlighting their stories and struggles.
In Staphorst, Hilligje Kok, a religious woman, advocates for women's rights within the SGP while grappling with her relationship with her gay son, Willem.
Rumi Missabu, cofounder of San Francisco's Cockettes, shares his life through archival footage and interviews with notable queer artists.
The brutal murder of John Scott, Head of Fiji’s Red Cross, and his partner raises questions of political motives, personal relationships, and societal tensions in Fiji.
Russia's gay community faces limited freedom and ongoing persecution despite recent reforms.
After five years away, Ajahnis Charley returns to Oshawa, Ontario, to come out as gay to his mother and three siblings during the COVID-19 quarantine.
In Utah, a gay man reflects on reconciling his identity with his Mormon upbringing, sharing experiences of conversion therapy and the legacy of his polygamist ancestors.
In July 2010, Turkey confronts a frighteningly conservative mentality amid a gay honour killing case.
Julie Bindel reflects on her experiences as a lesbian, critiques the notion of an innate sexual orientation, and confronts gay conversion therapy in Colorado.
Five years after starting an Instagram account in eighth grade, a young person navigates mental health struggles and family challenges related to their sexuality.
Michael Moore discusses his book of personal stories and shares insights on contemporary issues during a reading at Book Revue in Huntington, New York, on October 21, 2011.
In the early 20th century, medical practices in the United States, including lobotomies and electroshock therapy, aimed to 'cure' homosexuality, reflecting a troubling era in LGBTQ history.
Two identical twins raised together show diverging interests, with one being gay.
Pope Francis states he won't judge gay individuals but maintains the ban on women priests.
Will Young reacts to Phillip Schofield's coming out announcement on ITV, expressing pride and empathy.
