10 Great LGBTQ Movies To Watch On Prime During Pride Month
10 Great LGBTQ+ Movies To Watch On Prime During Pride Month
With June being Pride Month, Amazon Prime subscribers might want to check out these great LGBTQ+ movies included with their subscriptions.
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There are countless movies and TV shows available to stream on Amazon Prime and the streaming service also has a decent amount of movies with LGBTQ+ characters and relationships as the central focus of the movie.
Most of the LGBTQ+ movies are more recent like Uncle Frank which is an Amazon original movie released in 2020 and the well-known 2014 movie Pride, but there are some older movies as well worth checking out like But I’m a Cheerleader released in 2000. Prime is definitely the place to celebrate Pride this month.
10 Pride (2014)
Pride is based on the real-life story of a group of Londoner LGBTQ+ activists who decide to support the striking miners in Wales in 1984.
The movie delves into the heartfelt story as the completely different groups bond over being targeted by the Margaret Thatcher administration and learn to connect on a deeper human level and see more similarities than differences. It’s is told through the lens of the young Joe (1917’s George MacKay) as he reckons with his own sexuality while joining the activists.
9 Carol (2015)
Carol, based on the novel of the same name, tells the story of two women (Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett) who meet in New York in the 1950s and have an instant palpable connection.
The two begin a close friendship that turns into a romantic affair they have to keep secret due to the time period. Carol (Blanchett) was also going through a divorce while Therese was in a relationship, and the emotional movie follows how their romance unfolds.
8 Halston (2019)
Before Netflix’s Halston was released based on the true story of Roy Halston, Amazon Prime released an original documentary based on the legendary designer’s life.
The Prime documentary shows real archival footage of his work in the fashion industry in the 1970s, family life with partners, and his eventual death from AIDS in the 1990s. The documentary also has interviews from Halston’s family, friends, and collaborators.
7 The Miseducation Of Cameron Post (2018)
The Miseducation of Cameron Post is a dramatic movie looking at the very real and harrowing gay conversion therapy camps. In the 1990s, Cameron Post (Chloë Grace Mortez) is sent to a remote venue called God’s Promise after she and the prom queen were caught together in the backseat of a car.
Cameron bonds with the other residents at the camp as they all go along with the horrific “therapy” just waiting to be released.
6 Uncle Frank (2020)
Uncle Frank is a Prime original movie about gay literature professor Frank Bledsoe (Paul Bettany) who goes on a road trip with his young niece Beth (Sophia Lillis). Beth feels closest to her uncle as he’s more thoughtful and articulate than the rest of their family, and she’s excited to be going to college in New York where he’s a professor.
Frank decides to travel home for his father’s funeral as the movie shows flashbacks of the difficult relationship he had with his father after he discovered Frank with another boy when he was younger. The movie reckons with Frank’s difficulties with other people not accepting his sexuality in the 1970s setting.
5 Saving Face (2005)
Saving Face is a dramatic rom-com about a young, Chinese-American surgeon, Wilhelmina “Wil” Pang (Michelle Krusiec), her unwed and pregnant mother Gao (Joan Chen), and her relationship with a dancer Vivian (Lynn Chen). Wil is secretly in a relationship with Vivian and her mother Gao doesn’t know about her being a lesbian.
The movie follows the intertwining story lines as they unfold from Wil and Vivian’s relationship to Gao’s pregnancy to Vivian’s relationship with her father who doesn’t approve of the fact she has switched to pursuing modern dance.
4 We Were Here (2011)
We Were Here is a documentary available stream on Prime video that delves into the story of the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco in the 1980s.
The documentary has several interviews from people who lived in San Francisco during this time including those who were HIV positive, florists who provided flowers for funerals of those who passed from AIDS, counselors, and political activists.
3 But I’m A Cheerleader (2000)
But I’m a Cheerleader follows young high school student Megan (Natasha Lyonne) who thinks she’s a typical cheerleader, although she’s not happy in her relationship with the star football player. Her parents decide she’s gay and send her to a conversion therapy camp.
Megan meets Graham (Clea DuVall) who is proud of being a lesbian, and while Megan is still confused, she starts to have feelings for Graham in this high school teen rom-com.
2 Mambo Italiano (2003)
Mambo Italianino is a fun, enjoyable, and simple rom-com that follows Angelo Barberini (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s Luke Kirby) as he decides to move out of his tight-knit Italian family and community to live on his own.
Angelo surprises his family again telling them that he’s gay, but his partner and childhood best friend Nino (Peter Miller) has a more difficult time telling his tough Sicilian mother.
1 The Handmaiden (2016)
South Korean movie The Handmaiden is a mind-bending thriller full of intricate story lines and plot twists with an LGBTQ+ relationship at its center. The 3-part movie follows the lives of Heiress Lady Hideko (Kim Min-hee), con man Count Fujiwara (Ha Jung-woo), and pick pocket turned maid Sook-hee (Kim Tae-ri).
The erotic psychological thriller follows the plans of Count Fujiwara, the relationship that begins between Sook-hee and Lady Hideko, villainous plots from Lady Hideko’s uncle, and how all of the intertwining plot lines interact.
Link Source : https://screenrant.com/lgbtq-pride-prime-best-movies/
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