Pride Month: 13 Queer Films TV Shows Watch

Celebrate queer culture and LGBTQ+ rights this Pride Month with these 13 films and TV shows showcasing diverse representation.

As Pride Month approaches, it's a time to reflect on the progress of LGBTQ+ rights and celebrate queer culture. Despite the strides made, discrimination and challenges still exist for queer individuals. From the historic Stonewall riots to the current flood of Pride-themed products, the LGBTQ+ community has come a long way.

Representation of queer characters in entertainment has grown, offering audiences well-written storylines and diverse perspectives. From thrilling survival dramas to heartwarming high school romances, there are a plethora of queer films and TV shows to explore this Pride.

One standout series is a gripping drama following a group of high school girls stranded after a plane crash. The show delves into their survival efforts and the impact on their lives decades later. Another gem is the award-winning short film Sheer Qorma, which tells a poignant love story between a woman and a non-binary individual.

The coming-of-age film Ellie Chu is a delightful comedy-drama that explores the complexities of love and friendship. Set in the 1950s, a group of outcasts challenges societal norms in a heartwarming tale of self-discovery. Sisak, India's first silent queer love story, captures the silent yet powerful connection between two men on a train.

Pine Cone, set for release at the Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, follows a gay man's journey over three decades. Fire, a groundbreaking Bollywood film, sparked controversy upon its release in 1998, igniting conversations around queer rights in India. Red, White & Royal Blue offers a fresh take on romance, following the secret love affair between the first son of the US and a prince.

Drive-Away Dolls is a comedic road trip film featuring Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan, with a star-studded cast including Pedro Pascal and Beanie Feldstein. Kokomo City is a powerful documentary shedding light on the lives of black transgender sex workers, directed by Grammy nominee D. Smith.

As we celebrate Pride Month, let's continue to support and uplift queer voices in media and beyond. With a diverse range of stories to explore, there's something for everyone to enjoy and learn from during this important month of celebration and reflection.

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