Desiree Akhavan

From beloved TV characters coming out, to critically acclaimed queer cinema, to explicitly queer music releases, here are the 18 gayest moments of #20GAYTEEN.

“The Bisexual” provides a narrative undeniably needed and thus far untold that deals with bisexuality from a queer, rather than heterosexual, perspective — one based on the act of having to come out, once again, as an identity that feels “less” queer.

Monday shows some promising picnic weather in the afternoon — get out into nature, and forget about the stresses of school for an hour.

What most strikes anyone watching “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” is its abrupt moments of humor, given the film’s melancholy subject matter.

Chloë Grace Moretz stars as the titular character, who is sent to a conversion camp called God’s Promise by her aunt Ruth (Kerry Butler).

While The Daily Californian may not be able to publish our full reviews of these films until their respective release dates, here are sneak previews of two highly anticipated LGBTQ+ films of 2018.

For all of Duplass’s creepiness in the leading role, the movie lacks any terror. We feel more like removed spectators, watching the weirdness unfold but never feeling enveloped in the story.