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Yen Tan’s new film follows two small-town gay men struggling to move on from past relationships, each wondering if there’s hope for love again.

Out French writer/director François Ozon’s diverting new film "In the House" alternates between two stories. The filmmaker talks all about it.

Nearly 40 minutes have been chopped from the Hollywood film "Cloud Atlas" for Chinese audiences, deleting both gay and straight love scenes to satisfy local censors despite a movie-going public that increasingly chafes at censorship.

Whatever mainstream movies Oscar graces next year, your columnist submits this short list as 2012’s unmissable essentials for GLBT cinema -- For Your Consideration.

The 2013 TCM Classic Cruise will depart from Miami, traveling to Grand Cayman and Cozumel. The five-night voyage aboard the luxurious Celebrity Constellation will include live appearances by Hollywood legends.

Aside from a few lines of contemporary dialogue here and there, Alan Brown’s film "Private Romeo" uses "Romeo and Juliet" the way musicians use popular music, setting raw emotion to lyrical text and refined rhythms.

The Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (MGLFF), celebrating 14 years as one of the top LGBT Film Festivals in the country, has built an international reputation for bringing premiere LGBT films to South Florida.

The 55th San Francisco International Film Festival (April 19-May 3 at the Castro Theatre, Kabuki Cinemas, SF Film Society Cinema, and Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley) rocks its Castro opening night with Benoit Jacuot’s take on life at Versailles.

The 2012 Newport Beach Film Festival returns this month, with over 350 films from around the world set to screen.

"Ultrasuede" is a glowing, prismatic portrait of the rise and fall of America’s first celebrity designer-Halston-the man who was synonymous with fashion in the 1970s, and became the emperor of NYC nightlife.