Dirigida por Luis Fabiano Teixeira, que mora em Amsterdã, e Tiago Cardoso, de Guarujá, a produção é totalmente independente
Thailand: A new gay web series that is worth your health
Have we been waiting too long for a realistic storyline of native Asian gay men coping with their sexual health issues? The answer is yes. Despite efforts to expand the visibility of LGBT individuals on mainstream TV series and webseries, there's still not a lot out there that truly empower sexual health and rights of gay men who are living in Asia – the region that’s progressing sluggishly, if not the least, in standing up for health and rights of its sexual minorities.
The tide, however, will turn. GAYOK BANGKOK The Series, a webseries following the lives of six diverse gay men living in Bangkok and their drama – relationship, career, family and, most of all, sexual health – in a manner that Asian gay men can truly relate.
WNET, PBS Digital Studio Debut Web Series To Explore LGBTQ Issues
A new web series aims to take a thoughtful, no-holds-barred look at gender identity, "to tell their own stories about being queer and trans" as opposed to "just people talking about queer and trans communities." Newly released episode two: Host Kristin Russo sits down with writer, musician, filmmaker and performer, Vivek Shraya, about bisexual erasure and his experience identifying as bisexual. Shraya also discusses his new book “She of the Mountains,” a bisexual love story based on his life experiences. Read More