What to Watch: Pride Month

This charming, BAFTA-winning drama joyously explores the power of solidarity across lines of class, gender and sexuality.

Based on the novel by UK author Bernadine Evaristo, this BAFTA-winning series is a gripping exploration of love and regret.

Directed and co-written by Jonas Poher Rasmussen, this moving animated documentary is a memoir of one refugee’s treacherous journey.

This astonishing debut from Pakistani writer-director Saim Sadiq looks at the repressed desires of a family in Lahore.

This heartwarming, funny and sometimes spooky animated series warmly explores diverse representations of race, neurodiversity and the LGBTQIA+ community.

Stephen Frears’ breakthrough film intelligently explores both political and racial tensions in 1980s South London.

Based on the novel by Deborah Levy, a resentful daughter starts to shed her inhibitions in a Spanish seaside town.

A retelling of the 60s-era scandal that rocked the British establishment; as farcical as it is fascinating.

Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara are outstanding in this exhilarating and powerful story of forbidden love.

Sex Education meets Dating Amber in this wholesome coming-of-age romance.

This infectiously charming and twice BAFTA-nominated teen series returns with a second eight-episode season of sweet and refreshing LGBTQ+ representation.

The BAFTA-nominated TV adaptation of Alice Oseman’s iconic graphic novels returns for a sensitive third season.

This exceptional feature debut presents outstanding and thrilling performances from British actors George MacKay and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett.

Gemma Arterton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw star in a sun-kissed WWII drama about friendship and forbidden love.

A closeted middle-aged man has his first romantic encounter with a younger man in this raw and impressive drama.

Scottish Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa plays Doctor Who in the show’s thrilling fourteenth season.

Lust blends with violence in this brilliantly acted drama starring Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian.

Explore themes of desire, family responsibility and being truly seen in this moving and touching tale of an unlikely romance.

Gemma Arterton stars as Vita Sackville-West, a celebrated writer and lover of Virginia Woolf.

Humour, tenderness and punchy Tina Turner numbers abound in Dionne Edwards fresh, distinctive and bold feature debut as writer-director.

The singular and mischievous period drama for which national treasure Olivia Colman won an Oscar.

The barnstorming series with one of TV’s boldest characters at its centre returns.

Josh O’Connor put himself firmly on the map in this full-bodied, Yorkshire-set love story.

A powerful, politically-charged eulogy to a queer community and the deadly epidemic that tore through it.

Directed and co-produced by his husband David Furnish, explore the extraordinary life of British icon Elton John.

Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott are exceptional in this deeply affecting examination of grief, love and loneliness.

Honouring the anarchic spirit of queer and feminist activism, this is a heartfelt and consciousness-raising documentary.

Oscar winner Colin Firth stars in this sobering sophomore feature from British filmmaker Harry Macqueen.

Keira Knightley portrays French novelist and trailblazer Colette in this playful and bracing biopic.

Oliver Hermanus skewers toxic masculinity and homophobia in a BAFTA-nominated military drama.

A blue screen becomes a canvas for joy in this 1993 film from artist-filmmaker Derek Jarman.

A young couple invite a third person into their relationship in this quietly radical British miniseries.

Maxine Peake, Naomi Ackie and Brian Gleeson star in Desiree Akhavan’s dramedy series about queer identity.

Based on the novel by Anthony Quinn, Oscar-nominated British actor Sir Ian McKellen gives a fantastic and witty central performance.

Over six thrilling episodes, follow this dark series as a group of young friends go in search of the truth.

The debut feature from London-based Finnish writer, director and co-producer Mikko Mäkelä offers confidently modest but assured filmmaking.

With a healthy dose of characteristic British humour, explore a rift in the time-space continuum in this captivating series.

Hitting television screens in 1999, this extraordinary breakthrough hit explores partying, heartache and unrequited love.

Jordan Firstman, Catalina Saavedra and Sebastián Silva are outstanding in this darkly funny exploration of a self-obsessed culture.

Heroes star Zachary Quinto returns to the screen in a lead role after fourteen years in this compelling medical drama.

A struggling writer is caught between two lives in this intriguing drama about desire, shame and liberation.

Oscar-nominated actor Elliot Page co-writes, co-produces and stars in this touching and authentic glimpse into a transgender man’s life.

Teenagers become obsessed with a Buffy-esque TV show in this haunting story of identity, fandom and infatuation.

A joyously raunchy series about the sexual misadventures of a group of teens, starring Gillian Anderson.

The fourth and final season of the hugely popular teen TV series is its most tense and powerful yet.

Rami Malek taps into Freddy Mercury’s untamed and charismatic energy in this spirited Queen biopic.