Murderous mean girls, toxic relationships & more classic queer Sundance picks to stream this weekend
an eclectic roster of features from emerging queer filmmakers that traverse genre and form—from pulse-pounding thrillers to investigative documentaries to razor-sharp satires—and feature exciting LGBTQ+ talent like Justice Smith, Kristen Stewart, River Gallo, John Early, and more. If you can’t be there, check out these LGBTQ+ streaming picks that premiered or screened at the iconic film fest over the years…Subscribe to our daily newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Drugs, sex and art collide in this 1998 Sundance pick by Lisa Cholodenko.
When Sydney (Radha Mitchell), an assistant editor at a highly regarded photography magazine, has a chance meeting with esteemed photographer Lucy (Ally Sheedy), a work assignment quickly turns into an intense love affair.
Sydney’s life spirals as she falls into Lucy’s troubled world, while Lucy’s eye for photography appears to blossom only when Sydney is around.
The toxic but tender relationship makes for a compelling, if difficult-to-watch romantic drama.Now streaming on Realeyz. Available to rent digitally on Vudu.Making its debut at the 1999 Sundance, this dark comedy by gay director Darren Stein, who directed the much sweeter G.B.F.
