“Chestnut” (Utopia), possibly named for the street in Philadelphia’s ritzy Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, is the feature-length debut by writer/director Jac Cron. Like a queer version of mumblecore – call it mumblequeer – “Chestnut” is about the last days recent college grad Annie (Natalia Dyer of “Stranger Things” fame) spends in Philly before leaving for L.A. and her first post-grad job.

Join OutSFL’s own Gregg Shapiro for an engaging introduction to notable authors and their works in contemporary LGBTQ literature at the main branch of the Boca Raton public library, 400 NW 2nd Ave. on June 20 at 6 p.m.

Local arts and cultural organizations are reeling after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis zeroed out more than $32 million in state grants approved by the Republican-controlled legislature in the state’s $116.5 billion fiscal year 2025 budget.

Shou Arai depicts his life of self-discovery in his manga memoir, "At 30, I Realized I Had No Gender."

In the same way that Swedish filmmaker Tomas Alfredson’s 2003 movie adaptation of John Ajvide Lindqvist novel “Let The Right One In,” wasn’t your average vampire movie, Thea Hvistendahl’s “Handling the Undead” (Neon), also based on a Lindqvist book, isn’t your run-of-the-mill zombie flick.

Broward College Dance Ensemble celebrates its 10th anniversary with a benefit dance concert, “Without Limit,” on Saturday, July 20, at Bailey Hall on the Broward College Central Campus.