Viewers meet the elegant Robert Klein (Alain Delon), an impeccably attired art-and-antiques dealer living in a beautifully decorated home in a tony area of Paris.
When "Far from Heaven" was released in 2002, it became gay director Todd Haynes' biggest success, voted Best Film by the New York Film Critics Circle and garnering four Oscar nominations.
Directed by gay filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, "Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice" is not a standard bio-pic but more a celebratory portrait of the artist.
Forty-six years before "The Irishman," director Martin Scorsese put himself on the cinematic map with a penetrating docudrama of Lower Manhattan's Little Italy neighborhood.
Italian filmmaker Karole Di Tommaso offers "Mom + Mom," a comedy-drama based on her own real-life experiences. The film tells the story of Karole (Linda Caridi) and Ali (Maria Roveran), a lesbian couple in Italy who want to start a family.