From under-representation in the media, to a society that generally pretends we exist only for the titillation of men, what's a queer gal to do?!? B. R. Coli gives you the low-down on all the culture picks for you and your gal-pals
Sight&Sound’s Best Film of 2016, Toni Erdmann follows the attempts of a father attempting to reconnect with his estranged daugher, with a perfect mixture of hilarity and sincerity
First debuting as a web-series in late 2015, The Benefits of Gusbandry has only recently joined the Amazon Prime arsenal. As a series trying to portray a different side of the relationships between man and woman, how does it stack up?
The shortlist of BAFTA nominees for Best British Short Film and Animation are daring in their scope, but the quality of some leaves a little to be desired
Even terms such as ‘LGBT’ can sometimes forget to include certain groups of people
felix’s film section picks movies for the Trump-era
New, kid-friendly brand justice
Appreciating the original before Scarlett Johansson ruins it forever
You're in the Denial? Join the club.
Rebecca Hall astonishes in this biopic of Christine Chubbuck, a Florida news reporter who killed herself live on air, which powerfully explores the events leading to her death in an anxiety-ridden tour de force
The great British Bake Off really was a reality show not quite like any other
Chilean director Pablo Larraín makes his English-language debut with Jackie, a simmering biopic of first lady Jackie Kennedy, played masterfully by Natalie Portman, in the days following her husband’s assassination