7 LGBT+ Movies From 2017 You Should See

1. A Quiet Passion

Starring Cynthia Nixon as Emily Dickinson, A Quiet Passion explores the famous poet’s sexuality discreetly, through style and sensuality.

2. Paris: 05:59: Theo & Hugo

From filmmakers Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau, a gay love story for PREP-era. Starring Geoffrey Couet and Francois Nambot.

3. Four Days in France

A romantic breakup between two men, forces them to rediscover personal, national, cultural unity. From filmmaker Jerome Reybaud and starring Pascal Cervo and Arthur Iqual.

4. Staying Vertical

Filmmaker Alain Guiraudie explores what it means to be a gay man wanting to be a father. Starring Damien Bonnard.

5. My Life as a Zuchini

From director Claude Barras and screenwriter Celine Sciamma comes this animated film about childlike purity to gay innocence and self-awareness.

6. Frantz

Francois Ozon’s adaptation of Ernst Lubitsch’s The Man I Killed, set in a small German town in the aftermath of World War I, where a young woman mourning the death of her fiancé forms a bond with a mysterious Frenchman who has arrived to lay flowers on her beloved’s grave.

7. The Assignment

A transgender crime thriller starring Sigourney Weaver who turns a hitman into Michelle Rodriguez.

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