Manscaping, Chris Colfer and Kylie: What’s Gay At This Year’s Tribeca Film Festival?
One of the hottest tickets all year, the annual Tribeca Film Festival unspools in New York April 18 to 29. And while films like The Five-Year Engagement and The Avengers are grabbing headlines, there’s a number of flicks to tempt LGBT cinephiles—including queer docs, foreign films (like Yossi, above), features and shorts. Let’s take a look, shall we?
Click through for LGBT offerings from the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival
For details on gay film festivals around the world, visit the GayCities Film Festivals page. Photo: Suzanne Houchin
So excited for Chris Colfer’s film!
Also, Hysteria isn’t an adaptation of In The Next Room, but I believe they were both inspired by the same Anne Fausto Sterling book.
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This is a horrible clip to try and sell the movie. It’s so boring and the competition of words makes my eyes roll. Next.
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Oh my god, I can’t wait for Yossi !! I loved Yossi and Jagger, and The Bubble even more. I just love this actor and this director’s work together.
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Is it me, or are gay films starting to improve in quality?
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I had no idea a sequel to Yossi and Jagger was being made!
Not sure how I feel about that – it’s one of the best films ever. Part of me doesn’t want to know what happened to Yossi afterwards. :'(
I’m looking forward to seeing it, though.
The Chris Colfer film looks much better than I expected before watching the trailer.
Hope it does well.
I really, really want to see Keep the Lights On.
And Hysteria may not not strictly be a gay film, but anything with HUGH DANCY in is worth watching! :)