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    NewFest Pride 2026 Announces Eclectic LGBTQ+ Lineup Ahead of Pride Month

    NewFest Pride Returns With a Carefully Curated Slate of Queer Cinema and Community Events

    NewFest Pride 2026 festival lineup announced NewFest has officially announced the lineup for NewFest Pride 2026, its annual Pride-season showcase of LGBTQ+ film, television, and live events taking place May 28 through June 1 in New York City and online. While NewFest Pride functions as a concentrated celebration tied directly to Pride Month, the organization’s [...]

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    NewFest Pride 2022: LGBTQ+ Films and Programs that Entertain, Educate, and Empower

    Our exclusive interview with NewFest programmer Nick McCarthy, and Executive Director David Hatkoff

    NewFest is arguably the best LGBTQ+ film festival in the United States. In over three decades of its history (founded in 1988), NewFest has become the largest showcase for LGBTQ+-themed stories and has shown progress and growth with the times. Year, after year, its film and media lineup of gay, lesbian, trans and gender-nonconforming, pan, [...]

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    NEWFEST 2021 is on: Full Line-up of LGBTQ+ Films

    This year NYC’s NewFest will take place in person, and virtually showcasing over 130 projects

    NewFest, New York’s leading LGBTQ+ film and media event and one of the world's most respected LGBTQ+ film festivals is here and they have announced their full line-up for The New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival’s 33rd year, including its opening and closing night films and centerpiece screenings. MAYOR PETE, directed by Jesse Moss. (USA) is [...]

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    GAYS AGAINST GUNS: A Fearless, Audacious and Unflinching Documentary Takes Aim at America’s Gun Culture at NewFest38

    Director Paul Rowley’s powerful documentary follows LGBTQ+ activists who turn grief into action, political protest into theater, and outrage into a relentless fight for change.

    New documentary film, GAYS AGAINST GUNS focuses on the united, fierce and theatrical movement that keeps the conversation about gun violence active, front and center. There is something undeniably courageous, and at times wonderfully outrageous, about a group of LGBTQ+ activists who refuse to be silent in a country where guns have become as much [...]

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    NewFest38 Brings the Best of Queer Cinema to New York — Here Are the Films on Our Radar

    The 38th annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival arrives October 15 with a slate spanning Cannes standouts, international discoveries, documentaries, legacy titles and emerging queer voices.

    As the fall festival season moves into its final stretch, one major cinematic gathering is preparing to take over New York: NewFest38, the 38th annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival, runs October 15–25 across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, with select films also available virtually nationwide through October 30. CLUB KID - Jordan Firstman's debut father-and-son comedy arrives at [...]

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    THE IMPORTANCE OF GREGG ARAKI

    The rebellious pioneer of New Queer Cinema never really went away. A new generation is simply discovering why his unapologetic, intimate and wildly independent vision still matters.

    Trailblazing American filmmaker Gregg Araki in the foreground, and his films, clockwise: Mysterious Skin (2004), The Doom Generation (1995), I Want Your Sex (2026), and The Living End (1992) There are filmmakers whose work becomes fashionable again. Then there are filmmakers whose work simply waits for the culture to catch up. Gregg Araki belongs firmly [...]

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    Vic Gerami Exposes the Artsakh Genocide in Powerful New Documentary – Exclusive Interview

    An in-depth conversation with journalist and filmmaker Vic Gerami about his gripping documentary ARTSAKH: Armenian Genocide Continues, the untold human stories behind the conflict, and the global silence surrounding it.

    A hard-hitting, truth-seeking documentary film has been made and released in true indie spirit, and it is worth your time. The complicated, heartbreaking stories told in it, accompanied by rock-solid journalism and a fact-checking expedition, make for an eye-opening, educational time in front of the screen. ARTSAKH Armenian Genocide Continues is that film and it [...]

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    JIMMY IN SAIGON: A Wound Remembered, a Brother Reclaimed, and a Life Reborn on Screen

    How a personal search through family silence becomes a powerful story of queer identity, memory, and love.

    When an independent filmmaker set out to learn more about his late brother, he realized that he knew him only in fragments. In the documentary Jimmy in Saigon, director Peter McDowell tells the story of Jimmy, a 24-year-old Vietnam veteran who died in Saigon in 1972, a few years after his military service. What Peter [...]

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    Brit Actor, Nicholas Galitzine Keeps Soaring

    Galitzine’s successful slate of LGBTQ, Rom-Com, and Period films, and the recently announce HE-MAN, will push him to the top

    If you're a fan of straight-to-stream movies, you will no doubt have seen Brit actor, Nicholas Galitzine, all over social media recently, promoting his convergent release of projects. The handsome, youthful 30-year-old is on the cusp of major stardom, currently starring opposite Anne Hathaway in THE IDEA OF YOU (Amazon Prime), where he plays a [...]

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    Next Generation Indie Film Awards 2023: Winners Announced

    Hosted by actor and Co-Founder Calum Worthy, top awards went to BEYRO for Best Narrative Feature and ANXIOUS NATION for Best Documentary

    Next Generation Indie Film Awards has announced its winners for the 3rd annual Awards Gala, which took place at Loews Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles on October 29, 2023. The ceremony was hosted by actor and Co-Founder Calum Worthy.  See the list of the winners below. Winners - Next Generation Indie Film Awards 2023 At [...]

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    BROS Will Bring it to TIFF

    Actor, screenwriter Billy Eichner’s LGBTQ+ rom-com will premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival

    Writer/Director Nicholas Stoller's BROS will make its world premiere at this September's Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). BROS (2022) LGBTQ+ rom-com by director, Nicholas Stoller to premiere at this year's TIFF From the comic mind of Billy Eichner (Billy on the Street, 2019’s The Lion King, Difficult People, and Impeachment: American Crime Story) and the [...]

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