Reflecting on Queer Cinema's Golden Age: The Gay '90s

At the SVA theater in New York City, almost every single one of the theater’s close to 500 seats was filled to watch an early screening of the Apple TV+ documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, which is being released on the streamer today. The project focuses on Andrea Gibson, a prolific poet and activist who was diagnosed with an incurable ovarian cancer in 2021, and the trials and tribulations of their medical journey. They passed away in July, and at the screening, the director Ryan White spoke during a Q&A following the movie — as the lights lifted on the cacophony of sniffles and nose blowing — and was asked what his favorite quote of Gibson’s is, given that he spent so much time with them while filming the documentary. Keep Reading →