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Here you'll find some recommendations of queer media from our members, as well as external lists of LGBT-related books, films, shows, and more!
Be Advised: Some of these recommendations are not suitable for all audiences. Be sure to look for more information on these recommendations to ensure that you have a safe and healthy experience.
Disclosure is a documentary discussing trans representation in films throughout history. [educational, uplifting]
Rocketman chronicles the incredible life of iconic gay rockstar Elton John. [touching, amazing music, captivating]
Alex Strangelove is a romantic comedy that follows a high school senior's tumultuous sexuality crisis [teen, feel-good, funny]
Girl is the heartbreaking story of a 15-year-old trans ballerina who is determined to go professional. [intense, emotional, serious]
Paris Is Burning, the classic QTPOC documentary, dives into the community of ball culture in 1980s New York City. [thoughtful, classic, fun]
Moonlight follows Black gay man Chiron and the community that surrounds him in 3 important stages of his life [emotional, intense, touching]
Booksmart is a teen comedy where two overachieving high school seniors make up for the years of fun they missed in one night. [funny, feel-good, coming-of-age]
Portrait of a Lady on Fire follows a 1770 French painter as she creates a portrait of an unwilling bride. [romantic, captivating, powerful visuals]
The Handmaiden is a Korean thriller where a conman enlists the help of a pickpocket to seduce a wealthy woman. [psychological, intense, captivating]
Battle of the Sexes tells the gripping true story of a historic tennis match, and the players' lives off the court. [inspiring, feel-good, strong characters]
The Half Of It follows a shy girl who helps the school jock woo a girl that she secretly wants as well. [touching, fresh, coming-of-age]
Rafiki follows the story of a romance between two young Kenyan women. [touching, powerful, thought-provoking]
I Am Not Your Negro is a documentary chronicling the life of gay author, poet, and civil rights activist James Baldwin and his thoughts throughout the Civil Rights movement. [thought-provoking, intelligent, gripping]
Perks of Being A Wallflower is the coming-of-age story that follows awkward Charlie as he comes out of his shell with the help of two new friends. [emotional, touching, captivating]
PRIDE shares the true story of solidarity between queer people and striking miners in 1984 Wales. [inspiring, heart-warming, intelligent]
The Color Purple, based on Alice Walker's classic novel, chronicles the trying life of a Black woman in early 1900s rural Georgia. [emotional, inspiring, heartbreaking]
Milk follows Harvey Milk as he makes San Francisco a queer haven and becomes the first openly gay man elected to public office. [inspiring, touching, emotional]
The Celluloid Closet is a documentary that highlights the historical context of LGBTQ people in film. [intelligent, educational, entertaining]
POSE (Netflix)
Sex Education (Netflix)
Tales of the City (Netflix)
Sense8 (Netflix)
Schitt's Creek (Amazon Prime)
Euphoria (HBO)
Orange is the New Black (Netflix)
Dear White People (Netflix)
Queer Eye (Netflix)
Transparent (Amazon Prime)
Wynonna Earp (Netflix)
Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg
Juliet Takes A Breath by Gabby Rivera
I'll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson
Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin
Queer : A Graphic History by Meg-John Barker
Fun Home by Alison Bechdel
Flamer by Mike Curato
Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe
Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde
When Brooklyn Was Queer by Hugh Ryan
Gender Trouble by Judith Butler
Whipping Girl by Julia Serano
The Magnus Archives is a horror podcast following a fictional institution based in London that conducts research into the paranormal.
LGBTQ&A hosts insightful discussions and interviews with some of today's most prominent LGBTQ figures.
The Penumbra Podcast follows two storylines to deliver representation in sci-fi and fantasy settings.