Over the past century of cinema, there have been a lot of queer classics that have shaped not only queer cinema but also queer moviegoers. Documentaries like Paris is Burning, comedies like The Birdcage and But I'm a Cheerleader, dramas like Maurice, Happy Together, and Brokeback Mountain have all left their stamp on cinema history and queer culture. But what about the new classics? While it may be early to make the call (who really knows what will last in the long run), here are the queer films from recent years that I think are going to (or at least should) stick around for a long time. Barry Jenkins' Moonlight is a special film, a quiet and poetic look into three seasons of one man's
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