Pride 2018

“Freelancers Anonymous” is a low-budget indie flick that’s explicitly queer, but the film is flawed from its building blocks.

LGBT studies addresses the modern evolution of sexuality and non-heteronormative relationships, as well as their historical diversification.

“50 Years of Fabulous,” a wildly entertaining film, follows some of the most important characters and events in the LGBTQ+ history of San Francisco.

Robertshaw and Danta began rescuing dogs after Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, leaving thousands of dogs homeless and stranded.

In “Fish Bones,” fashion model Joony Kim stars as Hana, a young college student, waitress and aspiring model who falls in love with a music producer.

While there’s still a long way to go for LGBTQ+ cinematic representation, Frameline will be there, supporting LGBTQ+ films as they develop and progress.

This anthology of women’s strife is told by women reading predominantly unpublished letters submitted to Ms., the first mainstream feminist magazine.

The annual “Fun in Girls Shorts” collections have the potential to present some of the best of the Frameline film festival.

“Queer Eye,” at its core, is gimmicky and predictable — that’s just the reality of reality television. In this series, straight guys are a mess and queer guys are here to save the day.

Lisa Geduldig, Dom Gelin, Nick Leonard, Irene Tu and Karen Ripley brought a predictably mixed bag of punchlines, with some landing in spite of themselves.