Seven series to celebrate Pride month

A month of June in the colors of the rainbow!

Since the first Pride March in June 1970, created in response to the Stonewall riots of 1969, the LGBTQIA+ community has marched throughout the month of June, to defend their rights, claim the freedom of their peers and celebrate the memory of those discriminated against in the past and today.

Many platforms are offering special programming for the occasion, here is our selection of seven 100% queer nuggets

“Single Drunk Female”, sober and queer

A luminous drama on a heavy theme.

, available on Disney+, features Samantha Fink (Sofia Black-D'Elia), a 28-year-old alcoholic in denial.

In rehab to avoid prison, she takes over the management of the family home run with an iron fist by her mother, Carol (Ally Sheedy).

Back in the suburbs of Boston, Samantha begins a long and arduous journey to sobriety, with the help of a host of supporters: Olivia, her AA sponsor Olivia (Rebecca Henderson), and brilliant lesbian journalist, Mindy, Sam's new transgender boss, etc.

What's really refreshing about

is that you quickly realize that Sam is bi, but that's not a topic.

The supernatural love story “First Kill”

A sort of

sauce

!

, available on Netflix, features Juliet (Sarah Catherine Hook), a young vampire from a long and powerful line of blood drinkers.

Her mother Margot (Elizabeth Mitchell seen in

) can't wait for her to kill for the first time.

In high school, Juliette sets her sights on a new student, Calliope (Imani Lewis)… The beginning of a love story for the young vampire, who is unaware that Calliope comes from a guild of monster hunters, including vampires.

If this bluette is not free from flaws, it reminds fans of

how over twenty years ago, the first kiss between Willow and Tara changed the lives of many lesbians.

The harrowing dilemma of “Young Royals”

The gay jewel in the crown!

, available on Netflix, features Swedish Royal Prince Wilhelm (Edvin Ryding), sent to the prestigious Hillerska Institute, following an altercation filmed during a nightclub party.

At boarding school, he bonds with Simon Eriksson (Omar Rudberg), a scholarship student and a rising star in the school choir.

Gradually, Prince Wilhelm realizes that he has feelings for his comrade.

As he lives his first love and discovers his sexuality, the prince is propelled heir to the crown after the tragic death of his brother.

Wilhelm then wonders about the kind of life he really wants to lead, between freedom and duty.

A touching initiatory story, in the style of

whose final season 3 arrives this Wednesday on Disney +.

The caustic humor of "Work in Progress"

In

, available on MyCanal, comedian Abby McEnany takes the stage in the semi-autobiographical role of Abby, a lesbian and depressed forties, with self-deprecating humor who describes herself as a "fat dyke" ("fat queer dyke”).

Suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder, when she announces to her shrink that she has decided to end her life if her life does not change radically within 180 days, she meets Chris, a trans man from thirty years her junior and breathtakingly beautiful (Theo Germaine, seen in The Politician), with whom she could well have a wonderful love story, despite awkward beginnings... Co-produced and co-written by Lilly Wachowski (

),

, a series as tender and funny as it is cruel, which deconstructs the clichés around so-called “butch” lesbians.

Is married life “All You Need”?

An immersion in gay Berlin!

, a German series broadcast on the digital channel Hello Canal+, follows Vince and Levo, two friends who live with a roommate in the very trendy district of Kreuzberg. Until now, they were happily enjoying their celibacy chaining one-night stands and nights in queer clubs.

Nearing his thirties, Levo wants to have a monogamous relationship with Tom, a gay man who has just come out of the closet after being married and a father.

Vince wonders if it's time to uninstall Grindr to side with the mysterious Robbie.

A sour candy reminiscent of the best hours of

, available on Arte.

TV and whose reboot is expected in France at the end of July on Starzplay.

The portrait of a non-binary nanny from “Sort Of”

A hilarious, touching and intelligent drama!

The Canadian series

available in full on 6play, follows the irresistible existential quest of Sabi (Bilal Baig), a young person living in Toronto, trying to find the balance between her non-binary identity, her position as a child of Pakistani immigrants, her job behind the counter at an LGBTQ+ bar, and her role as a nanny in a family of hipsters.

A coming-of-age story in which Sabi attempts to “define who they really are and thrive,” sums up Bilal Baig, who co-created and stars in the lead role of this marvel of humanity in 8x30 minutes.

"Everything I love" or the change of edge of a hetero

A feel-good comedy from Argentina that plays down gay or bi coming out!

available on Amazon Prime Video, follows the adventures of Daniel, a hetero, who, on the eve of his thirties, falls in love with Javier, his new colleague at the office.

Distraught, he follows the advice of his friend and mentor Mario and decides to open up to this new romantic experience with a boy.

A delicious story of confusion of feelings.

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