LGBTQ+ TV & Film Subtitle: TV shows, streaming, films, reality TV and the biggest LGBTQ+ stories on screen.
LGBTQ+ TV & Film
Long before streaming platforms began investing heavily in LGBTQ+ storytelling, Tipping The Velvet delivered one of the most ambitious and memorable queer dramas ever shown on British television. Broadcast by the BBC in 2002, the three part adaptation of Sarah Waters’ bestselling novel introduced audiences to the remarkable story of
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Home and Away viewers are set to meet Nicole da Silva’s new character Dr Amelia Carlisle as Summer Bay is rocked by a dramatic shooting. The actress, best known to audiences as Wentworth favourite Franky Doyle, joins the long running Australian soap in scenes that immediately place her at
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Shortland Street has given Maeve Mullens some of its most prominent modern LGBTQ+ storytelling, and her connection with Sophia Crane added another memorable chapter to that history. Maeve, played by Jess Sayer, has been part of Shortland Street since 2020 and is one of the show’s most prominent lesbian
LGBTQ+ TV & Film
Few television dramas have left a lasting impression quite like Wentworth. The Australian prison series first premiered in 2013 and quickly became one of the country’s most successful television exports. Across 100 episodes, Wentworth built a global audience through its intense storytelling, complex female characters and fearless approach to
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Home and Away has welcomed a familiar face to Summer Bay, with Wentworth star Nicole da Silva joining the long running Australian soap as new doctor Dr Amelia Carlisle. The casting marks a major new chapter for the actress, who is best known to television audiences around the world for
HomeAndAway
Home and Away has confirmed the arrival of a familiar face, with Wentworth star Nicole da Silva joining the cast as new doctor Dr Amelia Carlisle. The actress, who is best known for playing Franky Doyle in the acclaimed Australian prison drama Wentworth, is set to make her debut in
LGBTQ+ Soaps
When I Kissed a Girl launched on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer in May 2024, it made television history. Hosted by Dannii Minogue, the series became the UK’s first dating show created exclusively for lesbian, bisexual and queer women. At a time when LGBTQ+ representation on television continues to