But this year she’s in for a nasty surprise: her Dad is dating her high school nemesis, Mona from Pretty Little Liars! Luckily she has a queer BFF, Charlyne (played by non-binary actor Emilie Modaff) to help ease the pain of this terrifying blow.Īn Unexpected Christmas (2021) - Hallmark What begins with sparring leads to sparking and romance with the help of Ricki Lake, the town’s pâtissière extraordinaire, who as I understand it will be inspirational in some fashion.Ĭhristmas is Cancelled (2021) - December 17 on Amazon / In TheatersĮmma (Hayley Orrantia) and her Dad (Dermot Mulroney) have lots of beloved Christmas traditions that improve their holiday disposition despite the absence of her mother. Under the Christmas Tree is famously Lifetime’s first-ever lesbian Christmas movie! Elise Bauman is marketing whiz Alma Beltran, who crosses paths with a Christmas Tree Salesperson (?) Charlie while on the hunt for the prefect tree for the Maine Governor’s Holiday Celebration right in Alma’s backyard. Under the Christmas Tree (2021) - December 19 on Lifetime What’s next in the world of Lesbian Christmas Movies?! One can only hope, dream and ask Santa for tips! But finally our queer time under the mistletoe has come! Last year, Clea Duvall’s Happiest Season starring Kristen Stewart broke records for Hulu and A New York Christmas Wedding delivered a Black queer love story that was regarded as both “howlingly bad” and “a must-watch.” This year, we’ve apparently gone mainstream enough to warrant a few moments in the Lifetime and Hallmark spotlight. It was hard to find any LGBTQ Christmas movies at all, and the few that did exist usually featured gay men. In a Christmas Movie Landscape dominated by heterosexual workaholic girl-bosses returning to their hometowns in power suits and falling for heterosexual males who do artisan/manual labor, nary a lesbian or bisexual woman dared to make an appearance. Lesbian Christmas movies: the final frontier. The 200 Best Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Movies Of All Time.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.
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