Jude Dry

Set in 1990s Quebec, this sincere religious drama about two girls falling in love takes a straightforward approach to well-worn territory.

“It’s really rare to center a trans woman in a title character,” the “Transparent” star told IndieWire. “I just knew that if I got the chance to do it, I could m…

J. Lo holds her own as a sniper with a checkered past in this action-packed drama for Netflix, also starring Omari Hardwick and Gael Garcia Bernal.

Director Louis Leterrier takes a page from Marvel, uniting Dom Torretto’s friends and enemies against a maniacal baddie to set up a photo finish.

Cannes: Catalan filmmaker Elena Martín Gimeno probes the mysteries of childhood sexuality in this unsettling tale of one woman’s relationship to her body.

A queer gym teacher is caught between worlds against a political backdrop of rising anti-gay sentiment in Georgia Oakley’s impressive debut.

Tribeca: Kevin Smith’s comedy was a lifeline to one trans filmmaker, who unpacks its messy legacy in a lively documentary about indie film history.

Tribeca: This courageous documentary blends the geopolitical with the personal, as a reporter transitions while embedded with a Taliban unit.

Punny titles aside, it’s hard to get it up for this raunchy comedy about an emotionally stunted thirty-something woman hired to date a shy teenage boy.

The Paris terror attacks inspired Alice Winocour’s poignant look at a woman piecing together her memory after a mass shooting.