Showing posts with label gay characters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay characters. Show all posts

Friday, October 18, 2024

NubianNewYorkers - You deserve to RELAX and ENJOY these GAY MOVIE SHORTS! - [Share with your best friends]

 You know we’re always on the hunt for the coolest info, the best advice, and all the latest in gay news and trends—especially when it comes to fabulous gay movies! We promise to only share the stuff that’s exciting and totally not boring. So, we’ve got some amazing gay shorts for you to check out! Dive in, share them with your other friends, and let us know what you think. We can’t wait to hear which one was your favorite in the comments! 

   

 

 

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Thursday, June 20, 2024

NubianNewYorkers - GAY MOVIE SHORTS - MORE FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT - ENJOY!

Hey bestie!   Just found a few short films with LGBTQ+ characters!   


Not only are they entertaining, but they totally remind me (and YOU!) that our stories deserve to be seen and heard.   Representation is key, and these films are rocking it!    So grab some popcorn, settle in, and get ready to feel all the feels (and see yourself reflected on screen!).   Remember, your story matters like crazy, and these films prove it! 

   

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Tuesday, April 09, 2024

Movies That Celebrate Gay Lives: Must-Watch Films - List 2

 Whats up NubianNewYorkers? Here is our second list of MUST SEE  movies with gay plots and characters? Have you seen any of these? How did you like them? Let us know in the comments!

Holiday Heart is a heartwarming and emotional movie that tells the story of a drag queen named Holiday Heart, played by Ving Rhames, who takes a troubled young girl under his wing during the Christmas season. 


This film explores themes of love, acceptance, and family, while also portraying Holiday Heart's struggles as a gay man in a world that can be harsh and unforgiving. With its vibrant and colorful characters and powerful performances, Holiday Heart is a moving and inspiring film that celebrates the beauty of diversity and the power of love.
 

 Set in 1957, "Blind Faith" follows the story of Charlie, an 18-year-old black man who is also gay and kills a young white man in a New York park . 

The incident leads to a trial in which John Williams, an African-American criminal defense attorney , fights for Charlie's case. The movie highlights the challenges and discrimination faced by gay black men in the 1950s.
 
 

 "The Reception" is an independent romantic comedy film directed by John G. Young. It was released in 2005.

"The Reception" is a romantic comedy film that follows the story of two men, Frank and Josh, who are about to get married. On the day of their wedding reception, a group of eclectic guests arrive, including Frank's mother who is not aware of her son's sexual orientation. 

As the reception progresses, secrets are revealed and tensions rise, leading to unexpected outcomes. The film explores themes of love, family, and acceptance, as the couple and their guests navigate the challenges of relationships and societal expectations. 

With its witty humor and heartwarming moments, "The Reception" is a delightful and charming film that celebrates love and the complexities of human relationships.



Big Eden (Tubi, Amazon prime) is a romantic comedy-drama film that was released in the year 2000.

 It centers around the gay romance between Henry, a successful New York artist, and his childhood friend Dean, whom he reconnects with when he returns to his small hometown in Montana to care for his grandfather.

 The film portrays the challenges of coming out and the importance of acceptance and support in small communities.
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Sunday, July 16, 2023

#MovieTime- "Rag Tag"


 

"Rag Tag" is a 2006 drama film directed by Adaora Nwandu that tells the story of two young boys who struggle to survive on the streets of Nigeria after being orphaned by ethnic conflict. 

The film is a heart-wrenching portrayal of the harsh realities faced by street children in Nigeria and the incredible strength and resilience they exhibit in the face of adversity. 

With its powerful performances and raw, emotional storytelling, "Rag Tag" is a gripping and thought-provoking film that will leave a lasting impression on its viewers.

#MovieTime - Young Soul Rebels (1991)


Young Soul Rebels (1991)
Set in London in 1977, Young Soul Rebels focuses on a pirate radio station run by the Black, openly gay Caz and his half-white, half-Black, straight best friend Chris, who illegally bring soul and R&B hits to the masses. 

Set during the Queen’s Silver Jubilee and inspired by luminary queer director Isaac Julien’s days as a soul boy himself, the genre-blurring movie is part murder mystery, part queer romance, and part musical love letter to a period in British history when Black style was developing its own unmistakable identity. 

In a sharp, giallo-style opening, Caz’s friend is killed while cruising a local park, kicking off a plot that introduces probing questions that disrupt the duo’s lives and persist today: Can you rely on police accountability when queer people are murdered? How do marginalized communities acknowledge and protect their own who inhabit multiple vulnerable identities at once? 

Julien gracefully handles these and other issues, adding further depth through Caz’s romance with white punk socialist Billibud, which underscores racist and homophobic tendencies in the era’s punk scene. 

A countercultural gut punch with gorgeous visual style and an unimpeachable soundtrack spanning the O’Jays and the Blackbyrds to Sylvester and X-Ray Spex, Young Soul Rebels is as electrifyingly relevant now as it was in 1991