Bisexuality in French Films
François Ozon In the “Fabric of Desire” chapter of this book, writer Thibaut Schilt argues that clear representation and even labeling can […]
Category: Film and Television
Bisexuality in Spanish Films
“Almodóvar and After” In this 2001 article, Nicholas Velasquez breaks down Almodóvar’s films into different categories, listing the number of gay, trans, […]
Bury Your Gays (and your Bisexuals)
“Bury Your Gays and Social Media Fan Response: Television, LGBTQ Representation, and Communitarian Ethics” This is a 2018 article by Erin Waggoner […]
Fun Film Articles
“Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon Revisit Their Lesbian Neo-Noir Bound” This is an interview and retrospective done in 2019 by Entertainment Weekly […]
Lesbians (Bisexual Women?) in Film
“The Kids Are All Right But the Lesbians Aren’t: The Illusion of Progress in Popular Film” This 2012 article written by Vicki […]
BOUND
“‘Bound’ and Invested: Lesbian Desire and Hollywood Ethnography” Film scholar and fan of the film, Noble addresses the ways that lesbian desire […]
Queer Identities in the Films of Almodóvar and Ozon
Perhaps Almodóvar and Ozon are onto something by not only providing a multitude of characters with varying identities, but also by avoiding […]
Bisexuality in the Films of Ozon
François Ozon is considered to be part of the jeune cinéma français or Nouvelle Nouvelle Vague, a collection of film directors and […]
Bisexuality in the Films of Almodóvar
When we think of queer film auteurs, perhaps only a handful of directors come to mind. In North America, we have Lisa […]
Give me the gay!
Another irksome idea that occurs often in television and film, not just in children’s books, is the presence of a lone queer […]
