Movies

Houston Cinema Arts Festival Charts a New Course for October 2026

Earlier this year, the Houston Cinema Arts Society announced that Michael Robinson would become the festival’s new lead festival programmer, guiding the curatorial vision for the 2026 festival that runs October 1–11.

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STOP! THAT! TRAIN! Barrels onto Big Screens, Serving Camp Comedy Gold

STOP! THAT! TRAIN! embraces absurd comedy while centering drag performers as stars, not punchlines, in a rare mainstream queer ensemble film.

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The Dads Captures Families Fighting for Trans Youth

The Dads documents fathers of transgender children as they confront political attacks, healthcare restrictions, and fear while building community through the Dads Foundation.

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Adam’s Apple Chronicles a Trans Teen’s Life Across Two Decades

Adam’s Apple follows a trans teen’s journey through adolescence using years of home footage, highlighting family support, transition, and the universal experience of growing up.

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Mickey Reimagines Trans Storytelling Through Digital Collage

In Mickey, filmmaker Dano García blends archival footage, digital worlds, and personal memory to create a lyrical documentary portrait of a transgender woman and the community around her.

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Manhood Investigates the Business of Male Enhancement

Daniel Lombroso’s SXSW documentary 'Manhood' investigates the booming girth-enhancement industry, using humor and empathy to explore masculinity, shame, and the men seeking confidence through cosmetic procedures.

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Six Films Not to Miss at This Year’s South By Southwest

SXSW’s film lineup includes trans documentaries, coming-of-age dramas, and urgent stories of activism and survival. Here are sixtitles to keep on your radar.

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Movie Review: Pillion Softens Its Kink for Mainstream Appeal

Harry Lighton’s Pillion examines power, desire, and kink within a dominant-submissive romance, but its cautious storytelling favors mainstream palatability over deeper exploration of queer intimacy and agency.

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Movie Review: Charli xcx Skewers Pop Fame in The Moment

In 'The Moment,' Charli xcx plays herself in a sharp but uneven satire that examines brat summer, artistic identity, and the uneasy tension between pop authenticity and corporate ownership.

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Queer Moments Sparkled at the Golden Globe Awards

The Golden Globe Awards delivered several standout moments for LGBTQ viewers, from a pointed Wanda Sykes punchline to the onstage appearance of the stars of Heated Rivalry.

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