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Tom Ford's directorial debut A Single Man is one of the most visually beautiful LGBTQ+ films ever made — Colin Firth's George Falconer, a British professor in 1960s Los Angeles surviving a single day after the loss of his partner Jim of sixteen years. The film's controlled colour palette, its exploration of gay grief in an era when that grief had no public language, and Firth's extraordinary performance make it essential cinema.
