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    1. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      To celebrate Pride Month, our editors have hand picked 25 examples of unsung queer cinema that don’t often crop up on June listicles. Discover the films:https://seventh-row.com/2021/06/25/25-unsung-queer-cinema-treasures/ …

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    2. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      NIGHTHAWKS (Ron Peck, 1978) "Ron Peck’s little-seen Nighthawks was an early, frank depiction of life as a gay man in ‘70s Britain, complete with an on-screen appearance by Derek Jarman." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/29zB8t4Azy

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    3. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      YOUNG SOUL REBELS (Isaac Julien, 1991) "It’s a distressing and angry film at times, but also one that has so much love for its characters." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/uBB6Dp62gO

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    4. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      BEAUTIFUL THING (Hettie Macdonald, 1996) "It’s often silly, always warm, and has such a vivid sense of place that will be recognisable to anyone who’s ever lived in South London." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/fTQUsW3M4K

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    5. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      WATER LILIES (Céline Sciamma, 2007) "Céline Sciamma first feature, Water Lilies, instantly announced a major new talent. Right from the start, Sciamma was telling stories about women and their bodies, something I’d rarely ever seen before." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/cb1RyDFtDB

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    6. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      CODEPENDENT LESBIAN SPACE ALIEN SEEKS SAME (Madeleine Olnek, 2012) "A film exactly as weird as its title." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/r2QiMZd0Ko

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    7. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      TOM AT THE FARM (Xavier Dolan, 2013) "Dolan’s least seen and most restrained film is also his best. Part slow burn thriller, part camp, part comedy, part 'what is even going on right now,' it’s always entertaining, mostly convincing, and positively gorgeous." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/WN0gCA3pyY

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    8. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      LILTING (Hong Khaou, 2014) "Is there anything Ben Whishaw can’t do?" @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/HH61WQAUU6

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    9. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      CLOSET MONSTER (Stephen Dunn, 2015) "The film tells the story of sexual awakening and self-actualization, as Oscar struggles to deal with his broken family, helped by his trusty hamster (voiced by Isabella Rosselini)."pic.twitter.com/FLhWb5pDUO

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      Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

      THE ROYAL ROAD (Jenni Olson, 2015) "How do you tell a love story that never begins or ends, completely? In The Royal Road, queer film scholar Jenni Olson explores her lifelong attraction to women who don’t love her back." Gillie Collinspic.twitter.com/ODVFQcYjiJ

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        2. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          SUMMERTIME (Catherine Corsini, 2015) "In Catherine Corsini’s 1970s-set Summertime, Delphine falls for the cosmopolitan Carole when she accidentally finds herself in the middle of a women’s rights protest in France." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/a5iv88CjFA

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        3. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          CATFIGHT (Onur Tukel, 2016) "Sandra Oh and Anne Heche are at the top of their game in Catfight, an absurdist comedy that pushes its premise to the extremes." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/kvDVz88Dix

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        4. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          A DATE FOR MAD MARY (Darren Thornton, 2016) "A Date for Mad Mary is part lesbian romance, part coming-of-ager about coming out and growing out of your friends." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/p5qkYOgjKH

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        5. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          IN BETWEEN (Maysaloun Hamoud, 2016) "Set in Jerusalem, the film follows three Palestinian women flatmates who don’t quite fit into society." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/GdMyIiS1w5

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        6. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          PARIS 05:59: THÉO AND HUGO (Olivier Ducastel, Jacques Martineau, 2016) "Paris 5:59: Théo and Hugo opens with a 20-minute group sex scene at a sex club in Paris, and it’s utterly thrilling." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/tWRcyIu92g

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        7. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          GOOD MANNERS (Marco Dutra, Juliana Rojas, 2017) "This is how you do a creature feature right." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/4zD9id9OMq

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        8. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          PRINCESS CYD (Stephen Cone, 2017) "Stephen Cone’s Princess Cyd is the story of a queer teenage girl, Cyd, and her aunt, Miranda navigating their sexual and religious identities during a summer spent together in Chicago." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/dWjzmWsmZd

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        9. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          GENÈSE (Philippe Lesage, 2018) "Genèse exists in a transient emotional landscape, examining the parallel fates of a brother and sister, Guillaume (Théodore Pellerin) and Charlotte (Noée Abita), who are navigating love and identity in their late adolescence." @redroomrantingspic.twitter.com/xFIgmW9uLa

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        10. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          GIANT LITTLE ONES (Keith Behrman, 2018) "One of the great teen movies of the decade — vibrant, fun, and moving." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/ATqc9wQyGj

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        11. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          HOUSE OF HUMMINGBIRD (Kim Bora, 2018) "A sprawling coming-of-age tale about fourteen-year-old Eun-hee, a lost and lonely young girl looking for connection in 1994 Seoul." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/EIzscNnFzx

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        12. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          RAFIKI (Wanuri Kahiu, 2018) "A low-key delight: Kahiu has crafted a sweet and winning romance with charm to spare." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/srRp7c2GRb

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        13. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          WILD NIGHTS WITH EMILY (Madeleine Olnek, 2018) "This Dickinson is full of life: she’s prickly, but also funny and, of course, gloriously intelligent — all is true of Olnek’s film, too." @orlamangopic.twitter.com/h1owJtfWVx

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        14. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          END OF THE CENTURY (Lucio Castro, 2019) "Lucio Castro’s directorial debut starts out like an Iberian sequel to Weekend, only to become a kind of post-modern exploration of love, sex, intimacy, and possible lives." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/qd6TIJiTiX

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        15. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          LINGUA FRANCA (Isabel Sandoval, 2019) "Actor-director Isabel Sandoval’s Lingua Franca provides a quietly subversive reframing of a trans woman’s experience." Milly Gribbenpic.twitter.com/XsmJbPpbc5

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        16. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          NO ORDINARY MAN (Aisling Chin-Yee, Chase Joynt, 2020) "How do you shoulder the responsibility of creating the first moving image representations of a person who is no longer with us?" @orlamangopic.twitter.com/iE4PvQLZLe

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        17. Seventh Row‏ @SeventhRow Jun 25

          SUMMERLAND (Jessica Swale, 2020) "Jessica Swale’s directorial debut, Summerland, is a tear-jerker British period piece that yanks your heart." @bwestcineastepic.twitter.com/UII6VtsGSF

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