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Cathy is mourning the loss of her husband, surrounded by her family who are loving, but not always kind.

Following the death of his wife, a young father tries to rediscover meaning in his life.

Affirmative, celebratory and subversive: these are the song that celebrate queer life.

After being accused of kidnapping his estranged daughter, Nelly decides to prove his innocence by finding her. 

After his father's death, an aristocrat with an excessive lifestyle has to face up to his problems and traumas.

What’s the link between Christianity and queer club culture? In 1978 the answer was Village People’s YMCA.

In the 1980s, one song celebrating gay sexual climax became a worldwide hit.

In 1978 a high-energy disco track burns up the dancefloors of San Francisco in a frenzy of fulfilment, power and authenticity.

How can you be black, gay and believe in God in America in 2021? Lil Nas X has the answer.

Ma Rainey sang candidly and confidently about her relationships with women in the 1920s. As a black and bisexual woman, she turned the blues into a space of queer freedom.

The classic breakup song by Gloria Gayner is a feminist song that was adopted by the gay community as a anthem against adversity.

What if one of the most famous songs from early rock and roll was about gay desire? 

Troye Sivan plays with drag, desire and gender roles in his pop songs which are steeped in queer tradition.

Sexy Sushi celebrate lesbian desire with racy lyrics as part of a queer scene that’s all about humour and fun.

One of the first songs in French to deal with a young lesbian’s desire to have children. It was written in the wake of the major anti-gay rights protests in France in 2013.

With his countertenor voice and synthesisers, Klaus Nomi created an alien persona that blurred the lines between genres and challenged conventions.

In an era when female homosexuality was invisible, Juliette Gréco sings about lesbians with animal metaphors and mischievous humour.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz is a song of hope and a symbol of a better world for the queer community.

The first queer song to win Eurovision was a crooner’s calling out of discrimination against homosexuals.

1985. In an atmosphere of rising homophobia and moral panic around AIDS, French rock group sing about non-binary identities.