Amazon Prime’s relationship with one of the largest LGBT film festivals provides more LGBT content for viewers.
The service added 60 new and old pieces of entertainment to its catalog, according to PinkNews. The films come from Outfest’s library of work and come from the Prime Video Direct deal, a service that allows Amazon to get bundles of films from various film festivals it partners with.
“These are challenging times for many and reports of violence against LGBTQ citizens are on the rise,” Executive Director of Outfest Christopher Racster said to entertainment publication Variety. “I still believe, though, in the power of our stories to change that narrative… It is a relationship like this with Prime Video Direct that will carry our stories across the widest network and reach the most individuals.”
According to the Advocate, six more Outfest films will premiere on the service in the next few weeks.
Outfest was started by UCLA students in 1982, according to the organization's website. The non-profit has preserved over 20,000 films while also working to showcase LGBT films.
This year’s festival in Los Angeles is scheduled for July 12-22.
Here’s the full list, courtesy of Variety:
52 Tuesdays
A Sinner In Mecca
An Englishman in New York
Anatomy of a Love Seen
Ander
Baby Steps
Beautiful Something
Body Electric
Call to Witness
Crazy Bitches
Desire Will Set You Free
Do You Take This Man
Eating Out
Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
Eating Out: All You Can Eat
Eating Out: Drama Camp
Ekaj
Empire State
Family Values: An American Tragedy
G.B.F.
Geography Club
Good Mourning Lucille
Greek Pete
Grown Up Movie Star
Hello Again
Hit So Hard
Howl
I Do
Isle of Lesbos
Jamie Marks is Dead
Karl Rove, I Love You
Liberty: 3 Stories about Life & Death
Loving Annabelle
Lyle
Major!
Morgan
Nate & Margaret
Open
Park
Political Animals
Queens and Cowboys: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo
Retake
Rift
S&M Sally
Sebastian
Slash
Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four
Strange Fits of Passion
Stuff
10 Year Plan
The Gymnast
The Pearl
The People I’ve Slept With
The Resurrection of a Bastard
Were The World Mine
Wild Combination: A Portrait of Arthur Russell
Wild Flowers
Women Who Kill