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Soh Yun-Huei reviews Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin, which traces the parallel stories of two young men coming to terms with their sexuality and scarred boyhoods.

Fridae's Alvin Tan catches the not-so-Fantastic Four and ruminates on how it appeals to the wish-fulfillment fantasies of gay men everywhere.

In My Father's Den is one of those rare cinematic creatures: It is a quiet and slow-burning film that explores the human geography of grief, jealousy, misunderstanding and revenge. But if you think that those last four nouns alone might imply a sad and depressing time for the audience, you'd be wrong.

Show your support for HIV prevention and community education, catch the "coming-of-age and coming-out" comedy of the year, Summer Storm, on April 20 in Singapore.

Fridae's Alvin Tan catches the made-in-Singapore gay movie Rice Rhapsody and gives it a less than rhapsodic review.

Fridae's Alvin Tan catches the supernatural-action thriller Constantine and swoons over the movie's gorgeous anti-hero, otherworldly denizens and their keen fashion sense.

Phin Wong says Pedro Almodovar's Bad Education is a gorgeous, intriguing film. The censors say it's just bad for you.

Fridae's movie buff Alvin Tan reviews Jennifer Garner's Elektra and wishes the super-heroine had not been resurrected from Daredevil.

Fridae reviews Butterfly, a sexy Hong Kong-made lesbian drama that promises to seduce lesbians with its sensual love and erotic sex scenes.

Oliver Stone's film Alexander should be praised for showing the legendary king as he really was - a flaming bisexual.