What NakedSword is to gay porn, Qreel is to gay cinema. And the only thing better than making your selection from the very diverse catalog, is that now, you get a full month on them.
Back in March, NakedSword Film Works (NSFW) and Breaking Glass Pictures (BGP) announced the launch of the premiere LGBTQ video streaming service “Qreel”.
Qreel is dedicated to telling the intricate and compelling stories of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer lives.
From award-winning features to captivating documentaries and progressive short films, Qreel provides a vast and constantly expanding library of queer cinema. What Netflix is to mainstream movies, Qreel is to gay cinema with the depth, diversity, and variety of genres carefully selected with a curated eye for what moves queer culture … and what will move you.
It’s not that queer cinema doesn’t exist in far greater numbers than we know. It’s that few queer titles will ever be licensed for mainstream streaming services or appear at your local theater. The only way to see them would be to attend film festivals. Qreel changes all of that with one click.
Take “Geography Club” for example. Think of it as “The Outsiders” meets “Love, Simon” with high production values, a very recognizable cast, and quite a bit of cache.
[Watch “Geography Club” at Qreel]
On the edgier side, while the designer drug of the day has changed many times over the years, the effects on our community have not. This is examined when GHB and chemsex were chronicled in the edgy “G O’Clock”
[Watch “G O”Clock” at QReel]
Queer filmmakers tell their stories and in doing so, tell our stories – but reimagined for the big screen. If “Black Swan” were a film about a male escort rather than a ballerina, it would be something like “Aleksandr’s Price” although a bit more relentless, frank, blunt and realistic.
[Watch “Aleksandr’s Price” at Qreel.com]
For less than a ten spot, Qreel can become the gay cinema gateway we’ve wanted all along. And right now, you get the first month and the second month is on them.
[Visit Qreel, explore the world of gay cinema and cash in on this great BOGO deal]
Wonderful – is this service available outside of the USA?? I have tried other services, but have always been disappointed to learn that they are not available outside of the USA.