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The 43 Best LGBTQ Shows and Movies Now on Max, from &#;And Just Like That&#; to &#;Six Feet Under&#;
It’s safe to tell a lot of people had a lot of problems with the switch from HBO Max to Max, but there was at least one upside to the streaming shakeup. Now, it’s easier than ever to find the marvelous queer stories floating around Warner Bros. Discovery&#;s platform.
During its lifespan, HBO Max never had an LGBTQ tag to filter its offerings and help subscribers find stories about the queer collective more easily: a surprising move for a streamer named after the channel that brought us boundary-breaking works love “Six Feet Under” and the miniseries adaptation of “Angels in America.” That’s been remedied on Max, which features an “LGBTQ+ Voices” collection. You execute have to scroll quite far down the homepage to find it in the collections carousel, but when you do, it makes searching for the queer films and shows on the streamer considerably easier. And that&#;s a wonderful thing because the streamer has some great ones.
No, Max hasn’t brought back some of the queer works like “G
13 best LGBTQIA+ shows and movies on Showmax this Pride Month
In addition to Youth Month, June is also Pride Month which signals a celebration of all things LGBTQIA+, a group Showmax perfectly caters for through several shows. The subscription service has compiled a watchlist of 13 recent queer series, movies and documentaries anyone can easily enjoy, regardless of their sexual identity.
WE’RE HERE | Drag reality show
In We’re Here, RuPaul’s Drag Race veterans Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O&#;Hara and Shangela Laquifa Wadley inspire small-town residents from across America to step outside their comfort zones for a night of no-holds-barred drag &#; and a life-changing journey of self-discovery.
PAIN AND GLORY | Film
At the Oscars, Pain and Glory was nominated for Best International Feature Film and Best Actor, a first-ever nod for Antonio Banderas (Desperado, The Skin I Live In). The Spanish drama also won 69 international awards, including Foremost Actor for Banderas and Best Soundtrack at Cannes, and w
We’ve picked some of the top LGBTI shows on Showmax, ranging from series to documentaries to occupied length movies, and featuring a diverse cast ranging from drag queens to soldiers to hardcore cops and beyond.
WE’RE HERE | Queenly reality show
In We’re Here, (pictured left), RuPaul’s Queenly Race veterans Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O&#;Hara and Shangela Laquifa Wadley inspire small-town residents from across America to step outside their comfort zones for a night of no-holds-barred drag &#; and a life-changing journey of self-discovery.
“HBO&#;s heartfelt We&#;re Here is the drag exhibit America needs now,” says Salon. “If it sounds like Queer Eye, but make it drag and make it MAGA [Make America Great Again] states, well, it is. It also has a way of upending expectations that even the Fab Five never did… On a deeper level, it&#;s a show about loving &#; truly loving &#; your neighbor.”
PAIN AND GLORY | Film
At the Oscars, Pain and Glory was nominated for Best International Feature Film and Best Actor, a first-ever nod for Antonio Banderas (Desperado, The Skin I Live [PRESS OFFICE] June is Pride Month, a celebration of all things LGBTQIA+, so Showmax has compiled a watchlist of 13 recent queer series, movies and documentaries anyone can appreciate, regardless of their sexual identity. WE’RE HERE | Drag reality show In We’re Here, RuPaul’s Drag Race veterans Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O&#;Hara and Shangela Laquifa Wadley inspire small-town residents from across America to step outside their comfort zones for a evening of no-holds-barred drag &#; and a life-changing journey of self-discovery. “HBO&#;s heartfelt We&#;re Here is the drag show America needs now,” says Salon. “If it sounds like Queer Eye, but produce it drag and make it MAGA [Make America Great Again] states, well, it is. It also has a way of upending expectations that even the Fab Five never did… On a deeper level, it&#;s a show about loving &#; truly loving &#; your neighbor.” Already renewedfor a second season by HBO, the six-part reality show won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Reality Program, with nominations at the Emmys, Queerties, and