Our all-time favorite queer movies to come out of Sundance Film Festival
Welcome to the Weekend Binge. Every week, we’ll suggest a binge-able title designed to keep you from getting too stir crazy.
Check back throughout the weekend for even more gloriously queer entertainment.The Sundance Film Festival, godmother of all indie film fests, returns this week, albeit in virtual form. (Thanks a lot, Omicron.) At any rate, with Sundance rising in the west once again, we thought it time to revisit four of our favorite queer movies to come out of the festival as a sort of prelude/mini-festival to whet our anticipation.
Have a look, grab the popcorn, and prepare for four overlooked stories of marvelous LGBTQ themes birthed of old-fashioned, true-grit filmmaking.This weird (and we mean weird) comedy from the mind of Mike White somehow qualifies as a story of enduring friendship and stalker obsession.
Charlie (Chris Weitz, best known as the director of American Pie) has a thriving career as a music executive and a beautiful fiancée.
