Join Milo + Nico in the Great Depression for a tale of clownery, buffoonery and romance. But could the story of a pratfall-prone "tramp" who falls in love with a blind girl and will go to any lengths to cure her blindness be gay? (No.)

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Join Milo + Nico in private school, 1992, for a tale of blood sisters, hysterical mothers, and contaminating death. But can a film about a lesbian girl and her bisexual best friend, who loves her so much she tries to become her mother, possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in Los Angeles County, 1997, for a film about a woman who seems like she's in over her head, but really she's pulling the strings. But can a film that exists as an excuse for Tarantino to worship at the feet of Pam Grier, possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in Romania for a German, arthouse, cringe-comedy-caper set in the world of corporate consulting. But can a film about an annoying father, who pesters his  girlboss daughter into lightening up, be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in 2005 for a post-feminist tale of sisterhood and magic jeans. But could a coming-of-age story about a group of young women, whose defining relationship is with each other, possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in Brooklyn, 1977, for a disco fantasia that is much bleaker, more disturbing and more depressing than its reputation would have you believe? But can a film about a gang of bigoted young men, desperate to prove their masculinity on the rainbow dance-floor in platform heels, possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in an Austrian conservatoire where music is discipline is control is obedience is abuse, to discuss whether a film about a woman who is so sexually repressed that she behaves in cruel and taboo ways could possibly be gay.

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Join Milo + Nico in the mansions of Beverley Hills for a story of obsession, greed, immortality, and lesbian homosociality. But could a film about two women who are so obsessed with each other that they try to kill each other again and again, possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in the papal seat for part 1 (one) of a mini-Isabella Rossellini season focussing on two of her most iconic cameo performances. But can a film about a bunch of middle-aged and elderly men in gowns who have gathered to gossip, eavesdrop and read each other for proverbial filth possibly be gay?

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Join Milo + Nico in Montmartre, Paris, for a tale of whimsy, gaslighting, and romance. But can the story of an allegedly "strange" outcast woman, who dreams of doing good and finding a soulmate, be gay?

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