Linus Ignatius: Advocate
Mass Appeal
Actor & Director Linus Ignatius Explores Body Dysmorphia and Gay Men in an HIV-Conscious Context
by John Francis Leonard
I recently had the opportunity to...
Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City: Review
Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City
Developed by Lauren Morelli
Netflix
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
Just when you thought his last book had finally closed the chapter,...
Positive Youth
Heart and Soul
In a New Documentary, Four Youth Affected by HIV Open Their Hearts and Bare Their Souls
by Chip Alfred
Photos Courtesy Border2Border Entertainment
Our youth...
Filming H.I.(SHE): New Doc About Women & HIV
Filming H.I.(SHE)
In a new doc, filmmaker Cassandra Roberts explores the lives of women living with HIV
by Hank Trout
Cassandra Roberts, an Australian and British documentary...
Last Men Standing
Meet Harry Breaux as he dons fishnet stockings and a corset, preparing to march in the 2015 San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade on the...
Positively Beautiful: Review
Positively Beautiful
Directed by Diveena Cooppan
Mo Berry Productions/Wicked Delicate
Reviewed by T.J. Banks
When you come to the edge of all the light you have known and...
BPM: Review
120 BPM
Directed by Robin Campillo
The Orchard
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
120 BPM is a stunningly powerful and creative piece of filmmaking documenting the ACT UP...
Dallas Buyers Club
In the Fog of War
A New Film, Dallas Buyers Club, Revisits One Man's Small Battle for Treatment Access in the First Decade of the...
Who Do You Know?
V. Anderson talks with Sade Oyinade about making educational films that kids won't laugh at
I don’t remember much about the educational films I was...
EKAJ: A Sweet Film That Proves to Be Teflon-Tough
Independent filmmakers Catalina and Michael Gonzalez build family while bringing dramatic light to AIDS, addiction and other impediments facing today’s LGBT youth through their...