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TRAILER: ‘Hawaii’ Is a Dreamy Look At Two Men Who Slowly Become More Than Friends

01.21.15

After winning awards for his first feature, Argentine director Marco Berger is back with 'Hawaii.'

TRAILER: This Gender-Bending Love Story Stars Cuba’s Most Celebrated Actors

12.19.14

TRAILER: Hell is a Rave in this Dreamlike Doc About Dressing in Drag to Pay the Bills

11.25.14

The Director of Four Moons: “Mexico City Is a Gay Metropolis But It Doesn’t Define the Whole Country”

11.21.14

Two Undocumented Bay Area Activists Turned Their Bromance Into a Hilarious Webseries

08.15.14

Los Locals: SF Filmmaker Aurora Guerrero on Queer-Friendly Places to Eat, Dance, and Party

08.13.14

5 Must See Latino Movies at NewFest, New York’s LGBT Film Festival

by Mary Angelica Molina

07.22.14

REVIEW: ‘Mala Mala’ Documentary on Transgender Youth in PR Reminds Us It’s OK to Be Ourselves

by Mary Angelica Molina

04.25.14

Dancing with America Ferrera at a Drag Ball: Tribeca Celebrates Puerto Rican Documentary ‘Mala Mala’

by Andrea Gompf

04.22.14

LA: 5 Must See Movies at the Latino Queer Arts & Film Festival

by Stefa Alarcon

04.10.14

Berlin Film Fest Spotlights Young Latino Filmmakers, Bestowing Awards & Congratulatory Tweets from Gael Garcia Bernal

by Maria-Christina Villaseñor

02.20.14

Raul Castillo on Diversity in New HBO Series: ‘Looking’ Holds It Down For People of Color

by Vanessa Erazo

01.29.14

Frankie J Alvarez of HBO’s ‘Looking’ on Playing a Latino Character That Doesn’t Have an Accent

01.22.14

Crowdfund: ‘Pier Kids: The Life’ Documentary on NYC’s Homeless LGBT Youth of Color

11.22.13

The REsaca Report: Queer Party 'Papi Juice' Has Us Drinking the Kool Aid

10.08.13

You Should Stream: Esai Morales Stars as the Disapproving Dad of a Trans Teenager in ‘Gun Hill Road’

07.23.13

OutFest: LGBT Film Festival Latino Picks!

07.11.13

You Should Stream: ‘Young & Wild’ Is a Female Version of ‘American Pie’ With a Heart

07.01.13

TRAILER: ‘Hawaii’ Is a Dreamy Look At Two Men Who Slowly Become More Than Friends

TRAILER: This Gender-Bending Love Story Stars Cuba’s Most Celebrated Actors

TRAILER: Hell is a Rave in this Dreamlike Doc About Dressing in Drag to Pay the Bills

The Director of Four Moons: “Mexico City Is a Gay Metropolis But It Doesn’t Define the Whole Country”

Two Undocumented Bay Area Activists Turned Their Bromance Into a Hilarious Webseries

Los Locals: SF Filmmaker Aurora Guerrero on Queer-Friendly Places to Eat, Dance, and Party

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