[gusvanscant]

'Beau travail' (dir. by Claire Denis) [1999]

[riggedtrap]

“we need an alcohol free queer space for adults with no friends to meet each other”

[softsanabakkoush]

possibly unpopular opinion but I think the first season of supernatural holds up pretty well by todays political standards and the case episodes that revolve around marginalised communities are handled pretty well

[va-queer-o]

MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE

dir. Stephen Frears

[mellxncollie]

TIMESTAMP ROULETTE — My Beautiful Laundrette (1985) dir. Stephen Frears

[realchloesevigny1]

[melis-writes]

...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL (1979) | dir. Norman Jewison.

[werewolf-transgenderism]

a world without trans people has never existed and never will

prints

[storja-historja]

[melis-writes]

SCARECROW (1973) dir. Jerry Schatzberg.

[infernalmachine]

Im smiling and kicking my feet some Scarecrow bullshit. Yay

[phantom-threaded]

AL PACINO in SERPICO (1973), dir. Sidney Lumet

[smoke--rings]

Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

[1irvtebhyp]

Reservoir Dogs 1992

[arcanespillo-deactivated2025080]

Cruising 1980 Directed by William Friedkin

[yuridiot]

he was butching it up here

[softsanabakkoush]

was reminded today how straight people push romantic relationships from such a young age, like they love to encourage kids to say they have boyfriends and girlfriends (straight) when they are just learning about friendships and non-familial dynamics and romance is pushed on them for no other reason that to encourage heterosexual socialisation