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Here are a 12 of Amazon Prime's biggest film releases over the last six months, covering everything from drama to horror to…

2022 proved to be an impressive year for LGBTQ flicks, from “Bros” and “Fire Island” to "They/Them" and "Tár."

From funny to serious, heartwarming to heartbreaking, these were our favorite romance movies of 2022.

Inspired by the true story of novelist E.M. Forster’s forty-year love life with a policeman, the film squanders a promising opportunity, for it neither captures the tragic lives of gay and bisexual men nor the straight women in their lives.

My Policeman ensures that despite their relationship’s foretold end, viewers will experience the heartbreak alongside the characters as they attempt to navigate the ramifications of the 1950s’ restrictive social culture.

MY POLICEMAN Prime Video Reviewed for Shockya.com & BigAppleReviews.net, linked from Rotten Tomatoes by Harvey Karten Director: Michael Grandage

Henry Cavill, Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge in Enola Holmes 2 Millie Bobby Brown and Harry Styles are in two new streaming films that dropped over the weekend. One is decidedly more fun, but both do make the case for how these two will command rapt audiences in the years to come. 

Directed by Michael Grandage, ‘My Policeman’, is based upon an eponymous novel by Bethan Roberts

Harry Styles takes on an LGBTQI role in Prime Video film which is sincere if somewhat familiar.

Michael Grandage’s film stars Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and David Dawson.