Jero receives an unexpected first anniversary gift from his boyfriend Tom — a breakup letter, accompanied with 299 more offering brutally honest reflections of their love affair, from their first hot Grindr hookup to reluctant romance. Jero is left to reexamine their entire relationship while navigating the post-break up waters in this playful and alluring romantic comedy.

Winner of the Festival Favorite Award at Sundance, Come See Me in the Good Light is a poignant and funny portrait of poet and activist Andrea Gibson following a terminal cancer diagnosis. Gibson and partner Megan Falley unearth a profound sense of resilience in small, everyday joys as they discover what it means to really live.

When Isio, an undocumented Nigerian fleeing homophobia, meets Farah, her roommate at a UK detention center, she finds an unexpected chance at happiness by allowing herself the luxury of dreams. Writer/director Joy Gharorro-Akpojotor’s timely, tender look at the migrant experience gives voice to oft-unnamed asylum seekers navigating an unjust system.

Finding true love is hard but falling in love with these shorts is easy. This program brings the romance with stories of queer angels coaxing together the perfect match and awkward first dates that bloom into relationships.

A restful turned reckless retreat with a group of queer women reuniting for a weekend to celebrate a divorce, new loves, and old flings. With humor and grace, Lakeview navigates power dynamics in messy but loving relationships while questioning what happens when lessons learned don’t lead to patterns broken.

When the Straight White Maliens kidnap her ex, the titular sapphic monarch-to-be (voiced by Shabana Azeez) finds herself embarking on a truly zany journey through space. Filled with laugh-out-loud gay in-jokes, carabiner-tapping musical numbers, and offbeat characters, this year's Teddy Award winner is a lovably frenetic animated sci-fi comedy.

In a quiet Seoul apartment, two women fight to save their relationship. Heeseo suffocates under the weight of silence, secrecy, and survival while Seonwoo becomes consumed by a mysterious, unbearable odor seeping from the apartment below.  After exclusively making documentaries, Lucky, Apartment is the striking narrative feature debut from Kangyu Garam.

Meeting somewhere at the intersection of Before Sunrise and Weekend, this charming feature debut centers on two star-crossed but seemingly disparate men over the course of a single, chilly night in London. With palpable onscreen chemistry, Alexander Lincoln and Jack Brett Anderson ignite the screen as spoiled entrepreneur Oliver and struggling actor Lukas in this thoughtful meet (not so) cute.

When a promising audition goes sideways, rising musical theatre star Z questions everything — from his career to his trans masc identity. With the help of a wise vocal coach and a new friend behind the bar, he begins to find his true voice. A joyful, intimate story of self-discovery, starring a standout Breton Lalama as Z. Preceded by Tessitura.

Three-time Paralympian and 14-time Guinness World Record setter Angela Madsen is a renowned ocean rower. By chronicling the year leading up to Madsen’s unsupported solo row from Los Angeles to Hawai’i, Row of Life captures both the everyday beauty of a lesbian love story and an athlete’s fearless tenacity in the face of harrowing adversity.

Known for being the first American woman to fly in space, astronaut and physicist Sally Ride kept her personal life private until her death — where it was revealed she had a long-term partnership with science writer and professor Tam O'Shaughnessy. This Sundance Award-winning documentary seamlessly blends archival footage and intimate interviews for a complete portrait of Earth’s first known lesbian space traveller. 

A small town arm-wrestling champion’s world is upended when his secret teenage love returns, resurfacing the passion he had long since buried. With the threat of an incoming flood on the horizon as their love slowly rekindles, he begins to question the future he had planned for himself in this keenly observed coming-of-age drama.

Bisexual content creator Emilý’s relationship with Katinka is everything she could ask for — especially since Katinka lives in Poland. When Katinka decides to move closer to take their relationship to a new level, free-spirited Emilý reevaluates what it means to be both sexually liberated and financially secure.

Known for her unrestrained and debaucherous lifestyle, a successful trans actress (Camila Sosa Villada) defies every expectation that’s been placed upon her (both by her close friends and the conservative community of Argentina) when she decides to settle down and start a family with a new husband (Alfonso Herrera) — who happens to be gay.

In 1990s Paris, long-term couple Emma and Sammy move into a new apartment, where they both find themselves drawn to their downstairs neighbor Cyril, a handsome young HIV-positive photographer. Victor Belmondo, Lou Lampros, and Théo Christine beautifully play three young people navigating a bisexual love triangle in a not-so-long-ago era when AIDS was almost always a death sentence.

Before it officially drops on Netflix, we’re hosting a free watch party for The Ultimatum: Queer Love season 2’s premiere at Rikki’s. Be among the first to see how the sophomore outing’s six different couples fare!

At a border checkpoint, the flames of desire ignite between an Indian border guard and a Kashmiri college student. A relationship seems impossible. Not only are both closeted, but opposing religions, ancient enmity, and current unrest stand between them. Still, neither can deny the erotic chemistry that burns with each encounter in this sensual romantic drama.