REVIEW: Negatives (1968)
Long before Glenda Jackson became a queer icon, she made her film debut in this strange, overlooked gem from 1968. Her screen debut was in one of the more daring films British cinema produced during that decade.
John Kennedy
REVIEW: 'Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild'
This re-released follow-up takes everything from the first film and turns up the volume, more camp, more flesh, more chaos. If you're looking for something deep and meaningful, you've got the wrong movie.
REVIEW: Beautiful Thing - 30 Years On
In 1996, a film about two teenage boys falling in love on a South London council estate felt radical, now, what strikes you most is how little it talks down to its audience and how much it still holds up.
BFI Flare 2026: An opening night worth celebrating
Filmmakers carried themselves with assurance that suggests they're not making work despite the cultural climate, but in full, clear-eyed conversation with it.
REVIEW: FilmPride 2026
This event, from FilmPride's festival, showcased a truly diverse and inclusive group of films featuring diverse and intersectional stories.
PREVIEW: FilmPride Festival to return to Brighton
Many excellent films to watch here... Spend some time browsing this wonderful festival from talented queer filmmakers exploring themes that affect us and inspire us, whoever we are
REVIEW: ‘Twinless’ by James Sweeney
It takes a director of considerable talent and confidence to create a movie which is sexy, hilarious, deep and ominous.