Dan Phillips reviews the latest installment of the Boys On Film short film collection.
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Bojack Horseman comes out of the stable
Danni Glover turns off the telly long enough to discuss Bojack Horseman's recent coming-out storyline.
Hooked to the silver screen: David Bowie on film
David Bowie's queerness is most closely associated with his music, but how does it manifest in his film career? James Gent offers a whirlwind retrospective.
X-Men: Bad Queer Civil Rights Crusaders, Not Hetero Heroes
The X-Men characters are presented in more palatable heterosexual bodies but they are very much a coded narrative on two branches of queer protest and resistance. Sean O’Toole writes about why X-Men stories resonate with queer trauma, safe spaces, and survival.
Shoving it in their faces: the story of same-sex PDAs on film
Can we have meaningful LGBTQ+ representation without showing same-sex PDAs? Danni Glover investigates.
Film Review: The Duke of Burgundy
Karen Pollock explores the themes behind The Duke of Burgundy, a story of love, betrayal and how far we will go to please a love
The Queerness of a Replicant
Willow Lloyd offers a queer retrospective on the Ridley Scott classic.
Keeping up with the heteros
Dan Phillips looks at the way gay men have been represented on our screens, and wonders how helpful representation has really been.
TV Review: Orange is the New Black (Season Four)
Stephanie Farnsworth reviews the latest season of the award winning Netflix show 'Orange is the New Black'.
Film Review: Kiki
Fresh from its UK premier at Sheffield's Doc/Fest, Paul Jackson reviews Sara Jordenö's inspiring documentary about New York's voguing ballroom scene.
The Queerness 