Have we said 2020 was a weird year enough times already? Yes? Well, it was. And to be honest, we’re not sure 2021 will be any less odd. With that, we did see some terrific films, and since we’re spending … Continued

Sure, 2020 has been a very strange year. Who expected us to be living through a pandemic? While we’ve all been stuck in our homes for the majority of the year, we’ve been looking for different ways to entertain ourselves. … Continued

Who doesn’t love a good sexy scene. Now, for something to be sexy, that doesn’t always mean it has to actually involve sex. Sometimes it’s the tension, or longing that makes a secen undeniably sexy. With that in mind, we’ve … Continued

Think of your favorite lesbian film. There’s a good chance it’s set against a historical backdrop and the word lesbian is never actually uttered. You may be wondering why the majority of movies that center on lesbian relationships, especially the … Continued

In 2017, veteran British actor Francis Lee made his directorial debut with the quiet, romantic drama God’s Own Country. Set in the Yorkshire countryside, the movie follows Johnny Saxby (Josh O’Connor) a lonely, young farmer who lives with his emotionally … Continued

Who isn’t familiar with the ultra-talented Kate Winslet? She’s been wowing us with her multi-layered performances since the mid-90s when she played Juliet Hulme in Peter Jackson’s Heavenly Creatures. Based on a true story, the psychological thriller tracked the codependent … Continued

The 45th Toronto International Film Festival is just around the corner. This year, due to current events, the festival will be run a little differently. According to its website: “The 45th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, taking place … Continued

The Cannes Film Festival was scheduled to take place from May 12-20, 2020. However, because of the coronavirus, the festival could not go on as planned. There were initial talks about pushing it back to June or July, but as … Continued

In 2017 Francis Lee made God’s Own Country, a beautiful love story about a lonely farmer (Josh O’Connor) and a Romanian migrant worker (Alec Secareanu) set in rural Yorkshire, England. It’s hailed as the British Brokeback Mountain, but the only … Continued