Gathering at their bee-keeping relatives, a Basque family grapples with their eight-year-old’s increasing distress over gender. Their love and loyalties will be tested in this sensationally moving drama.

In this modern riff on the classic Frankenstein story, a nurse and a morgue pathologist develop a complex and terrifying relationship when one discovers that the other has developed a way to reanimate dead tissue.

A young dominatrix-in-training receives an unexpected client.

Produced by Sofia Coppola, this adaptation of Alysia Abbott’s memoir depicts the early days of gay liberation in bohemian San Francisco through the eyes of an 8-year-old and her poet father.

Brazilian couple Melanie and Marcela are having twins. Their journey to motherhood captured in this doc, which gets down to the nitty-gritty of pregnancy as Marcela begins taking hormones so she too can nurse their babies.

This nuanced, gentle dramedy explores the notion of connection through the experiences of a loving gay couple (Nico Totorella and Juan Pablo Di Pace) who discover they have differing ideas about what makes a family. 

In the shadow of a strange natural phenomenon that has brought Prague to a halt, three women from different generations look for a path forward after their lives are each altered in small but uncanny ways. 

With an all-star cast that includes Billy Porter, Luke Evans, and Robin Weigert, Our Son offers an absorbing take on familiar themes of parenthood and family through the eyes of a gay married couple on the brink of divorce. 

In this campy thriller, teenage badass Jonny enrolls in a new school full of plastic surgery-obsessed adults, acerbic teens, and fake purity pledges — not to mention a masked maniac picking off the popular girls one by one.

With our diverse strand of films exploring motherhood, we couldn't help but include one of queer cinema's most unforgettable matriarchs, Beverly Sutphin (a hilarious Kathleen Turner), in one of John Waters' funniest features.

Some Day All This Will Be Yours follows an increasingly strange pregnant woman giving her unborn child a guided tour of its inheritance: a haunted house. Amidst a riot of crumbling 1970s interior design, Some Day uncannily twists the tropes of motherhood, home, and family legacy.

Joining his bohemian brother in Paris with the hopes of jumpstarting his adult life, a self-confident gay boarding school student finds his sense of self unraveling in the wake of a family tragedy.

Tired of her life with her husband, a woman decides to leave her home to spend a night of euphoria with her son and a group of friends.