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While The Daily Californian may not be able to publish our full reviews of these films until their respective release dates, here are sneak previews of two highly anticipated LGBTQ+ films of 2018.
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The fact that “Anchor and Hope” is titled in a binary proves to be emblematic of the film itself — about half of it is enjoyable.
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“Freelancers Anonymous” is a low-budget indie flick that’s explicitly queer, but the film is flawed from its building blocks.
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“50 Years of Fabulous,” a wildly entertaining film, follows some of the most important characters and events in the LGBTQ+ history of San Francisco.
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Robertshaw and Danta began rescuing dogs after Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, leaving thousands of dogs homeless and stranded.
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In “Fish Bones,” fashion model Joony Kim stars as Hana, a young college student, waitress and aspiring model who falls in love with a music producer.
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While there’s still a long way to go for LGBTQ+ cinematic representation, Frameline will be there, supporting LGBTQ+ films as they develop and progress.
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This anthology of women’s strife is told by women reading predominantly unpublished letters submitted to Ms., the first mainstream feminist magazine.
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The annual “Fun in Girls Shorts” collections have the potential to present some of the best of the Frameline film festival.
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