July 23, 2026
The Best LGBTQ Highlights from the Munich Film Festival
Filmfest München has long stood as the first major stop for festivals after Cannes, and this year’s queer program reflected
July 21, 2026
Don’t Get Stuck in the Last Century
“Night and Day” (Nacht und Tag) is regarded as Virginia Woolf’s most quintessential novel, the author best known for her
July 19, 2026
Maren Kroymann: Humor Can Always Be a Form of Resistance
She is among the finest humorists working in the country: with the family series “Oh God, Mr. Pastor” Maren Kroymann
July 16, 2026
Fireworks: Two Boys Shot Dead After Loving Each Other
“For Toni and Giorgio, who were shot on Sicily in 1980 because they loved each other”: The dedication at the
July 14, 2026
Sudden Fatherhood Duties Instead of Gay Orgies
Filip (Ignacy Liss) is young, good-looking, and loves to party hard. He earns a bit of money as a model,
July 13, 2026
A Book for People Who Have Been Searching for Their Place in Life
The feeling of being “not normal” probably accompanies many queer people. Often it remains until they go through their internal
July 12, 2026
Moritz de Hadeln, Special Teddy Award Winner, Dies
The internationally renowned British-Swiss festival maker and filmmaker Moritz de Hadeln died on Saturday at the age of 85 in
July 10, 2026
The Dead Gay Uncle and the Lesbian Niece
Some moments call for a homemade Mojito. Lilia’s aunt seems to serve the cocktail exactly when you need it most.
July 8, 2026
Britney Spears Biopic Takes Shape as “New Girl” Author Joins
Following the enormous success of “Michael,” it comes as little surprise that Hollywood is lining up more musician biopics. The
July 8, 2026
Semen-Stained Berlin in the 1990s
Reading the novel titled “Guten Morgen, Berlin” (Amazon-Affiliate-Link) instantly made me think of Peter Fox’s Berlin anthem “Schwarz zu blau,”