Inside Out announces the line-up for its 2022 festival, including Tramps, Framing Agnes, Sirens, Out in the Ring, and With Wonder.
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“Every photographer is a voyeur.” Photographers Paco Moyano and Manolo Rodríguez arrive at this conclusion in Everything at Once. The Catalan artists debate whether photographers are peeping toms, voyeurs, or dirty old
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“Everyone should lead with the fact that sex is fun,” suggests Alex Liu. The director of A Sexplanation, speaking with POV ahead of the film’s premiere at Inside Out LGBTQ Film Festival,
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Start your engines! In Drag Invasion, over 30 queens from the hit show RuPaul’s Drag Race take Peru by storm. While the doc will clearly appeal to the reality series’ massive fanbase,
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“As an Indigenous, Two-Spirit youth, the most controversial act I ever committed was being myself,” says Sherenté Mishitashin in Being Thunder. The film tells the story of this young Two-Spirited member of
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When ‘Mama’ Gloria Allen speaks, everyone listens. Allen is a 75-year-old Black trans woman who has touched many lives, and with the help of the doc Mama Gloria, her stories will live
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Is Showgirls the worst film ever made, the ultimate so-bad-it's-good movie, or an underappreciated masterpiece? Jeffrey McHale's You Don't Nomi playfully reconsiders this oft-maligned film.
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An unpretentious documentary, Mr. Gay Syria offers a subtle critique of bigoted authorities and bureaucracies that contribute to further marginalization of its subjects.
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