Hello Love! (Cambodia Mini-Series)
Cambodia doesn’t produce much BL content, and if this is the standard for future releases, I am happy to pass. It sounds harsh, I realize, but the premise of everyday ...
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Melody Of Secrets (Thai Series)
I am not even sure where to start with this one. While it did deliver on being a solid BL centered on a murder mystery, the logic eventually falls apart entirely. By the time ...
Club Cumming (Documentary Series)
For those following gay content, Alan Cumming is likely a familiar face, perhaps due to his work on Traitors. He co-owns Club Cumming in NYC, a venue that has become a staple ...
Chosen Home (Japanese Series)
Summarizing this is difficult. It is a gentle, soft story centered on the essence of being human and how peculiar individual quirks can actually foster deeper connections. ...
Jay (Tagalog)
By targeting the predatory nature of modern TV journalism, this film exposes a world where reporters prioritize the perfect shot over everything else, even thrusting ...
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Uma Leitura de Nós (Portuguese Mini-Series) [A Reading Of Us]
This is a pretty straightforward BL centered on two best friends: one who is openly gay and another who is likely closeted or bisexual. Brazil has delivered several of these ...
The One You Feed
Not a single person in this movie is given a proper name. It seems the creators intended to strip away labels to make sexuality appear normal, though I am at a loss as to what ...
The Gaze (Chinese Series)
The series started with a lot of momentum, and those early episodes hooked me with the promise of something thrilling, but the quality gradually disintegrated. Despite the ...
House Of Boys
I felt somewhat conflicted by the time the credits rolled. Because the AIDS crisis has been depicted on screen so frequently, complete with all its inherent dramatic weight, a ...
Finlandia (Spanish)
In Oaxaca, southern Mexico, the Zapotec people recognize muxes as a third gender, living out their identities in a non-binary way. Because Mexican culture is largely machista, ...