In James Eames’ pertinent documentary, the rumbles of a revolution begin to reverberate. It begins in the subdued streets of Tbilisi, where a quiet game... Read More
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Plot: In 1840s England, a fossil hunter, Mary Anning who owns her own fossil business but rarely gets proper credit for her major discoveries, falls... Read More
“The future is ours” says Banafshe, an Iranian woman in Germany on the verge of deportation, towards the end of No Hard Feelings (Futur Drei).... Read More
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“None of us are free until we are all free.” In honor of Pride Month, Logo will spotlight diverse entertainers, activists, creatives, and changemakers in the LGBTQ+ community,... Read More
Love, Simon, Greg Berlanti’s 2018 gay teen rom-com based on Becky Albertalli’s Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda book, did not by any means break... Read More
In Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood, currently streaming on Netflix, the golden age of Tinseltown gets a revisionist and idealized makeover, becoming a place where women, people... Read More
As every life has a story, so does every love story have a life. Romance has proven to be one of the most popular genres... Read More
There are plenty of reasons to get excited about the feature film adaptation of the Marvel comic Eternals this November from Disney. It’s got indie... Read More
MTV Documentary Films, a division of Viacom’s MTV Studios, today announced its latest acquisition under Sheila Nevins: Gay Chorus Deep South, one of the year’s most... Read More
Emerging Filmmakers from Diverse, Underrepresented Communities to Create Five Short Films AT&T announced the 2019 Filmmaker Mentorship Program today with Emmy Award-winning writer/producer/actress Lena Waithe... Read More
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