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Year in Review 2021: LGBTQ on screens, big and small

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During COVID, TV took up the slack, now the big screens are coming back RICH LOPEZ | Staff Writerrich@dallasvoice.com Just as did theater and live shows return in 2021, so did the movies.

Film had kind of hovered there for a bit, but then the problem was finding an actual theater that was open. Our streaming services stepped up and saved us from absolute isolation.

Now, we’re getting the best of both worlds: Films are on the big screen again; television continues with both network and streaming offerings that are satisfying.

And some movies are including their first runs on streaming services and inhe theaters (thank you, HBO Max and Disney+). LGBTQ content was diverse throughout this year in films.

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