Paris Is Burning
1990 · Jennie Livingston
The ballroom documentary every single thing you love is descended from.
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The gay movies and queer TV worth your night. The canon everyone should have seen, everything good that dropped this year, and what's coming next. Every title tells you where to watch it.
Last updated: September 15, 2026
The essential gay movies and LGBTQ shows everyone should see. Tap any title for where to watch it.
1990 · Jennie Livingston
The ballroom documentary every single thing you love is descended from.
More →2016 · Barry Jenkins
Three chapters of one Black gay life, and the most beautiful film on this list.
More →2005 · Ang Lee
The one that made straight America finally sit down and watch.
More →2017 · Luca Guadagnino
A summer in Italy and the best monologue about heartbreak ever written for a parent.
More →2019 · Celine Sciamma
Two women, one island, and the gayest painting in cinema history.
More →2015 · Todd Haynes
1950s longing in a fur coat, shot like every glance is a crime.
More →2011 · Andrew Haigh
Two days, two men, and the most honest gay conversation on film.
More →2017 · Francis Lee
Yorkshire sheep farm, two men, almost no dialogue, all feeling.
More →1994 · Stephan Elliott
Three queens, one bus, the Australian desert. Pure camp scripture.
More →2001 · John Cameron Mitchell
A rock musical about a botched surgery and an even more botched love story.
More →1999 · Jamie Babbit
Conversion camp as a bubblegum-pink satire, and a romance that actually lands.
More →1996 · Hettie Macdonald
Two boys on a South London estate, and the sweetest ending in queer film.
More →1991 · Gus Van Sant
River Phoenix at a campfire, saying the thing out loud.
More →2015 · Sean Baker
Christmas Eve in Hollywood, shot on an iPhone, and it moves.
More →2016 · Park Chan-wook
A con, a heist, and two women who rewrite the whole plan.
More →2011 · Dee Rees
A Brooklyn teenager figuring out who she is, one outfit change at a time.
More →2017 · Sebastian Lelio
A trans woman grieves her partner while everyone questions her right to.
More →2023 · Andrew Haigh
A lonely writer visits his dead parents and comes out to them at 40.
More →1997 · Wong Kar-wai
A couple falls apart in Buenos Aires, beautifully.
More →1996 · Mike Nichols
A drag club, a conservative in-law dinner, and Nathan Lane at full volume.
More →2021 · Lisa Ambjörn, Lars Beckung and Camilla Holter
A Swedish prince, a boarding school, and the best teen queer romance on streaming.
More →2018 · Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Steven Canals
Ballroom on primetime, with the largest trans cast ever on scripted TV.
More →2021 · Russell T Davies
Five friends in eighties London, and the losses nobody was allowed to name.
More →1999 · Russell T Davies
The Manchester original that refused to apologize for anything.
More →2022 · Alice Oseman
The gentle one. Two boys, a rugby team, and no tragedy.
More →2023 · Ron Nyswaner
Forty years of one affair, from the Lavender Scare to the AIDS crisis.
More →2009 · RuPaul Charles
The show that took drag from the bar to the living room.
More →2014 · Andrew Haigh
Three friends in San Francisco, dating badly, talking honestly.
More →The queer film and TV everyone is talking about this month.
2025 · Jacob Tierney
Two hockey rivals, one decade-long secret, and the most talked-about queer show on television.
More →2023 · Matthew Lopez
The First Son and the Prince of Wales, forced into a friendship that stops being fake.
More →2025 · Harry Lighton
A shy traffic warden falls in with a biker, and the year's most talked-about queer romance.
More →2025 · Oliver Hermanus
Two young men travel New England recording folk songs, and fall in love doing it.
More →2025 · Carmen Emmi
An undercover cop assigned to entrap gay men falls for one of them.
More →2025
A slasher send-up with a final girl who knows exactly what film she's in.
More →2025 · Benito Skinner
A closeted former football star starts college and keeps performing.
More →Paris Is Burning, Moonlight, Brokeback Mountain, Portrait of a Lady on Fire and Weekend are the five most people start with. Our full canon list runs twenty deep and tells you where to stream each one.
Pillion, The History of Sound, Plainclothes and Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma are the recent queer releases worth your time, plus Overcompensating on TV. We update the New and Now section as titles drop.
Pose, It's a Sin, Fellow Travelers, Heartstopper and the original UK Queer as Folk. Each one is on our shows list with where to watch it.
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