The leaves are falling, children are rushing towards the first day of educational facility with large backpacks weighing on their tender spinal cords, and you and me are wondering &#;what lesbian and bisexual characters are gonna show up on our television sets this September?&#; Well good news: there are in fact some programs and films to look forward to on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock, Disney+, Prime Video and more!
Netflix&#;s LGBTQ+ Movies and TV Shows for September
Devil in Ohio: Limited Series &#; September 2
This absurd but engaging limited series about a girl who escapes a Satanic Cult stars Emily Deschanel as Suzanne, the suburban mother/doctor who takes her in, a decision which ends up impacting her, her three daughters and her husband in unexpected ways. Queer actor Djouliet Amara plays queer character Tatiana, the former adj friend of Suzanne&#;s popular daughter Helen (Alisha Newton), who is also a little bit queer herself!
The Imperfects: Season One &#; September 8
In this sci-fi series, teenagers tolerate intense consequences to illegal experiments performed on their
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For 26 years now, the largest Dutch LGBTQ+ film festival takes place in Amsterdam every March under the name “Roze Filmdagen“, meaning Pink Film Days. The queer Community will be able to monitor an extensive selection of international films, documentaries, and compact films. Furthermore, on the 25th anniversary of the queer film festival, all the films contain something in common: they address queer culture, romantic comedies, provocative documentaries and everything in between. We teamed up with festival director Werner Borkesto prefer our best gay movies of including Romanian movie “Poppy Field”, the Namibian movie “Kapana”, the Italian movie “Mascarpone” and the Icelandic gay film “Cop Secret”.
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6. First Murder (TV Show-English)
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Well here we reach to March, a key time for all of us to stare at our television and say &#;where are the gay things? If I turn on Netflix, what will I find there? Or Amazon?!?!?!! Or HULU!?!?! What about HBO Max?? I am here to tell you!
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