Queer Lion

2019 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerThe PrinceSebastián MuñozA '70s-set homoerotic prison drama based on a low-circulated pulp novel, tracking the sexual, often-violent and eventually murderous experiences of 20-something narcissist Jaime.Amazon2019 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesBarnDag Johan HaugerudAmazonBombay RoseGitanjali RaoAmazonEmaPablo LarraínAmazonHouse of CardinP. David EbersoleAmazonLingua FrancaIsabel SandovalAmazonMoffieOliver HermanusAmazonPsychosiaMarie Grahtø SørensenAmazonRialtoPeter Mackie BurnsAmazon

2018 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerJoséLi ChengJosé (19 years old) lives with his Mother (50s) in Guatemala City - a typical lower-class existence in one of the world's most dangerous, religious, and impoverished countries. She never ...Amazon2018 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesBlonde AnimalsMaxime MatrayAmazonC'est ça l'amourClaire BurgerAmazonMemories of My BodyGarin NugrohoAmazonSuspiriaLuca GuadagninoAmazonThe FavouriteYorgos LanthimosAmazonThe Man Who Surprised EveryoneAleksey ChupovAmazonThe Other Side of the WindOrson WellesAmazonThe QuietudePablo TraperoAmazonZen in the Ice RiftMargherita FerriAmazon

2017 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerReinventing MarvinAnne FontaineA young man runs away from his family to become an actor.Amazon2017 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesMartyrMazen KhaledAmazonTainted SoulsMatteo BotrugnoAmazonTeam HurricaneAnnika BergAmazonThe Prince and the DybbukElwira NiewieraAmazonThe Wild BoysBertrand MandicoAmazonUna famigliaSebastiano RisoAmazon

2016 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerHeartstoneGuðmundur Arnar GuðmundssonIn a fishing village in Iceland, a boy develops feelings for his best friend as his best friend pursues his affections for a girl.Amazon2016 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion Nominees4 Days in FranceJérôme ReybaudAmazonBoys in the TreesNicholas VersoAmazonHeal the LivingKatell QuillévéréAmazonLe ultime coseIrene DionisioAmazonOrdinary PeopleEduardo W. Roy Jr.AmazonSummertimeGabriele MuccinoAmazonThe UntamedAmat EscalanteAmazonThe Woman Who LeftLav DiazAmazonThese DaysGiuseppe PiccioniAmazon

2015 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerThe Danish GirlTom HooperA fictitious love story loosely inspired by the lives of Danish artists Lili Elbe and Gerda Wegener. Lili and Gerda's marriage and work evolve as they navigate Lili's groundbreaking journey as a transgender pioneer.Amazon2015 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesAfternoonMing-liang TsaiAmazonAriannaCarlo LavagnaAmazonBaby BumpKuba CzekajAmazonBleak StreetArturo RipsteinAmazonFrom AfarLorenzo VigasAmazonHelmut Berger, ActorAndreas HorvathAmazonHumanYann Arthus-BertrandAmazonIn Jackson HeightsFrederick WisemanAmazonJanis: Little Girl BlueAmy BergAmazonMargueriteXavier GiannoliAmazonSpotlightTom McCarthyAmazonThe 1000 Eyes of Dr. MaddinYves MontmayeurAmazonWhy Hast Thou Forsaken MeHadar MoragAmazon

2014 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerSummer NightsMario FanfaniAmazon2014 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesFlapping in the Middle of NowhereDiep Hoang NguyenAmazonMetamorphosesChristophe HonoréAmazonPasoliniAbel FerraraAmazonThe Farewell PartyTal GranitAmazonThe GoobGuy MyhillAmazonThe Smell of UsLarry ClarkAmazon

2013 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerPhilomenaStephen FrearsA world-weary political journalist picks up the story of a woman's search for her son, who was taken away from her decades ago after she became pregnant and was forced to live in a convent.Amazon2013 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesA Street in PalermoEmma DanteAmazonEastern BoysRobin CampilloAmazonGerontophiliaBruce La BruceAmazonJuliaJ. Jackie BaierAmazonKill Your DarlingsJohn KrokidasAmazonSalvation ArmyAbdellah TaiaAmazonSmall HomelandAlessandro RossettoAmazonThree Many WeddingsJavier Ruiz CalderaAmazonTom at the FarmXavier DolanAmazon

2012 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerThe WeightKyu-hwan JeonThe Weight, portrays the life of Jung(Cho Jae-Huyn) who grew up as an orphan and was adopted into a family of only a mother and a son. Jung is now a hunchback man due to scoliosis and is a ...Amazon2012 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion Nominees6 sull'autobusSimone Dante AntonelliAmazonKiss of the DamnedXan CassavetesAmazonLooking for HortensePascal BonitzerAmazonLove Is All You NeedSusanne BierAmazonPassionBrian De PalmaAmazonSteelStefano MordiniAmazon

2011 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion WinnerWilde SaloméAl PacinoA tale of lust, greed and one woman's scorn.Amazon2011 Venice Film Festival - Queer Lion NomineesAccidentes gloriososMauro AndrizziAmazonLove FleshPippo DelbonoAmazonP-047Kongdej JaturanrasameeAmazonPalaces of PityDaniel SchmidtAmazonSalJames FrancoAmazonSnow CanonMati DiopAmazonStateless ThingsKyung-mook KimAmazonThe Last Man on EarthGian Alfonso PacinottiAmazonWetlandsGuy ÉdoinAmazonWould You Have Sex with an Arab?Yolande ZaubermanAmazon