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While Hollywood still has a long way to go in supporting queer stories and storytellers, we're living in a relative golden age of LGBTQ cinema compared to what has come before. Netflix has not always chosen to support the LGBTQ community in their business decisions, but the streamer has played a major role in increasing the visibility of queer characters and storylines in both film and TV, and in supporting queer creators in telling stories. As...

Last modified on Fri 16 Apr 2021 07.10 EDT The prolific director Ryūichi Hiroki has carved out a niche in modern Japanese cinema with his willingness to delve into the darker sides of sexuality. Following a start in the softcore “pink” films, He has moved to the mainstream while exploring subjects such as sadomasochism. Ride or Die, a live-action adaptation of Ching Nakamura’s arresting but disquieting manga series Gunjō, fits perfectly in the director’s transgressive wheelhouse. The moods of Ride or Die alternate between neon-lit cityscapes and sun-drenched open roa...

'Ride or Die' Review: Miles Ahead of Japan's Stereotypical LGBTQ Films Strong female agency helps this passionate and sensual road movie blaze a trail. Maggie Lee, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail In the spirit of “Thelma and Louise,” a lesbian fugitive and the woman she’d kill for hit the road with three stilettos and a blood-red BMW in “Ride or Die.” A glammed up, erotically-charged cocktail of amour fou and true romance directed by Ryuichi Hiroki and written by Nami Kikkawa, the Netflix production gives agency to full-blooded female protagonists. That’s a rarity in Japan’s s...

Kiko Mizuhara and Honami Sato deliver committed performances in Netflix’s new emotional and sexually explicit drama about two women on the run after killing a man.