Yesterday: Danny Boyle’s Musical Fable about the Beatles, Starring Himesh Patel, Lacks Poignancy and Edge

Yesterday is set in an alternate reality in which Patel’s character skyrockets to superstardom after a freak accident leaves him as the only person who remembers the Beatles.

Gay Pride 2019: One World, Two Parades? 100 LGBTQ Movies

New York City is hosting about 4 million visitors this week to celebrate World Pride for both a celebration of advancements in LGBTQ rights and a call to action due to the anti-LGBTQ policies enforced by President Donald Trump

Gay Chorus Deep South: Perfect Documentary for Gay Pride Month

The timing could not have been better! Rodrigues’s Gay Chorus Deep South, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Fest, follows singers in the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) as they embarked on a tour of the Deep South, after the turbulent results of the 2016 election.

Rocketman: Elton John’s Rousing Musical-Biopic, Starring Taron Egerton in Astounding Performance

Inevitable comparisons with be made between Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman, as musical biopics about iconic gay British performers, and staged by the same director, but overall, Rocketman offers a more rousing, touching, and dazzling entertainment.

Cannes Film Fest 2019: Jarmusch Political Zombie Comedy, Opening Night

Jim Jarmusch’s political zombie comedy The Dead Don’t Die was a bold and unusual choice for opening night–it’s a satirical indictment of Trump’s dominant ideology.