A list of some of my faves, in no particular order:

• Pasolini (2014)
• Blue (1993)
• Rock Hudson's Home Movies (1992)
• Portrait of Jason (1967)
• Querelle (1982)
• The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (1972)
• Fox and His Friends (1975)
• Tropical Malady (2004)
• The Long Day Closes (1992)
• I Don't Want to Be a Man (1918)
• Rope (1948)
• Bad Education (2004)
• The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender (1997)
• Accattone (1961)
• Mamma Roma (1962)
• The Decameron (1971)
• Wittgenstein (1993)
• Sylvia Scarlett (1935)
• Y tu Mama Tambien (2001)
• 3 Women (1977)
• Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (1983)
• Dressed to Kill (1980)
• Born in Flames (1983)
• A Single Man (2009)
• Stranger By the Lake (2013)
• Happy Together (1997)
• Despite the Night (2015)
• Elephant (2003)
• Clouds of Sils Maria (2014)
• The Skin I Live In (2011)
• Strangers on a Train (1951)
• La Ceremonie (1995)
• Sitcom (1998)
• Anatomy of Hell (2004)
• The Ornithologist (2016)

Carol, D.E.B.S, & Girlstrash: All Night Long

Love simon

Basically anything Netflix made post 2017

The Lighthouse

hell yeah

moonlight,mulholland drive, thelma, happy together

Eating Out 1-3

Blue is the warmest color

Everything by Gregg Araki

Carol
Blue is the Warmest Color
Water Lilies
Moonlight

Underrated

i'll add, lovesong (2016)

Not enough Laurence Anyways in this thread

That's my TOP4 movie fr

jesus stop saying blue is the warmest color, disgusting

this tho ^^^^

Good thread.

Gonna need a list of movies with the hottest lesbian scenes.

I-Be area is also essential absurdist gay cinema

A friend recommended me that wayback

LOtsa good movies mentioned i didnt see this one in the thread:

better than Carol and Call Me By Your Name

Beanpole
Pink Narcissus

haven't seen carol so can't comment but cmbyn is pretty creepy in itself since the author of the book outed himself as a pedo
twitter.com/fairlykeanu/status/1139985999617019905
but overall judging the pure film film cmbyn, it's way better
bitwc is male gaze as all hell and after hearing what went down on set its even worse
" In an interview with the Daily Beast during Telluride, the two lead actresses speak out about the demanding and “horrible” shooting conditions that Kechiche subjected them to, particularly when it came to the s***scene, which Seydoux said took ten days to film. “Once we were on the shoot, I realized that he really wanted us to give him everything,” said Exarchopoulos. “Most people don’t even dare to ask the things that he did, and they’re more respectful — you get reassured during s***scenes, and they’re choreographed, which desexualizes the act.” Both actresses agreed they never wanted to work with the director again. “Thank god we won the Palme d’Or, because it was so horrible,” added Seydoux"
and overall as a movie i didn't find it engaging at all but thats just me, they should've had a actual lesbian direct it

Only the s***scenes were male gazey imo and I already know about everything that went on behind the scenes but it still doesn’t change my opinion on the film itself.