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In this Academy award-winning short, Ed Koch sings about all the joys of New York, including the "queens" in Queens. Interestingly, although rumors that Koch was gay occurred as early as the 70s, the short does not allude to his sexuality. Koch…

Note: This film contains transphobic violence.After a transgender individual starts presenting the way they want, they experience a violent altercation when they try to use a public bathroom.

Note: This film contains suicidal imagery.The impact of bullying on a person and the struggle to want to live.

Note: This film contains sexual content.The first in the Pussy Boy trilogy, this short follows Alick as he retells his time in the early 70s when he was in school, his crush on K (or written as Kay in the last short) and his hopes of being with her.…

Note: This film contains sexual content and transphobic violence.The second in the Pussy Boy trilogy, set shortly after the events of the first short. While waiting for Kay in the school basement, Alick becomes victim to a queer bashing. When K (or…

Note: This film contains menstruation imagery and sexual content. The third and final short in the Pussy Boy trilogy focuses on Alick’s continued crush on Kay (or written as K in the first and second short), how he got the nickname “pussy boy,” and…

This amusing documentary showcases the queerness found within the animal kingdom.As animals are incapable of human speech, we technically do not know how a particular animal would identify and must judge them based on their actions and behavior. For…

An adaptation of Red Riding Hood features Betty Boop portraying the lead character.While heading to her grandmother's house, she stops to pick flowers, including a pansy. Later, a talking tree states, 'the fairies like them too,' before making an…

Note: This film contains sexual content, sexual violence, and violence. The decision to depict Black individuals as crows, stems from a previously coded history. As instanced by the crows in Dumbo (Sharpsteen, 1941) or earlier with the 1920s to 1930s…

Note: This film contains racist imagery and violence. Known on TV for its various controversies and dark comedy, the theatrically released film follows in a similar manner. Kenny dies and is sent to hell, where he meets Satan and his lover Saddam…
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