documentary

“I mean, the Green Room started to be like the bar scene in the first Star Wars film.”

Mj Rodriguez’s nomination for “Pose” is certainly a milestone for Hollywood. It also gives hope to the many other trans actors that suffered through erasure and negative representation.

“When I would use a pencil, no one would use it after me,” Jay said about growing up trans.

If you thought the former VP was looking to abandon conservatism, you’ve got another thing coming.

“Mayor Pete” was created from filmmakers that followed Pete & Chasten from early on in the campaign through the Iowa caucuses.

“I was caught between these two worlds where the whites hated me, and the blacks disparaged me.”

Hank Wilson used San Francisco’s Ambassador Hotel as a hospice for hundreds of poor people with HIV.

The film profiles eight drag performers and their companies in Columbus, which has long had a reputation as a gay-friendly town, including one of the country’s biggest Pride festivals.

“I’ve had more Christian Republicans accept me for being gay than I’ve had left-wing people accept me for being a gay conservative,” 32-year-old Tylor laments in the video.

Two of the films focus on the history of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in America, while the third focuses on the current state of AIDS in America, India and South Africa.