Dakan(1997) made history as west Africa’s first film about homosexuality – it was defunded by the Guinean government, and protests erupted during its production. So few Christmas films feature characters who openly identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer, but these 15 LGBT holiday movies do just that. The sincerity of the characters, wonderfully portrayed by its amazing cast, left a mark on the viewers. DakanīFI Flare doesn’t just present new films – it also gives queer audiences a chance to reappraise features from yesteryear. Call Me by Your Name 2 (2021) Yes, it’s happening Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 film, ‘Call Me by Your Name’ was one of the best films of the year, and one of the best films to feature gay romance. The film reimagines the lives of nine trans people, with Zackary Drucker, Angelica Ross and Silas Howard starring. The project is co-written with Morgan M Page and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim. One of the breakout hits from last year’s BFI Flare festival was No Ordinary Man, a powerful documentary that explored the life of trans jazz icon Billy Tipton.ĭirector Chase Joynt is back this year with Framing Agnes, a powerful film that re-enacts forgotten trans history. Gateways Grind takes viewers through the club’s fascinating history, starting with its original owner, who famously won it in a poker game. it gives gay, bi, trans and queer guys something to watch when they need to stay to themselves or are q. This fascinating documentary from Jacquie Lawrence explores the history of Gateways, London’s longest surviving lesbian club. this playlist was made because of the covid-19 virus.
