Ahead of a theatrical re-release of the Ang Lee film, TheWrap speaks with its creatives about the tragic love story's lasting impact The post ‘Brokeback Mountain’ at 20: How the Landmark Queer Romance ...

Brokeback Mountain may not have won the Oscar (unjustly), but Ang Lee's visionary film proves its own merit due to the ...

Obviously there are many important queer films that have aged poorly, or stike us as comically old-fashioned today. But ...

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‘Brokeback Mountain’ co-writer Diana Ossana revealed the exact moment she knew the film would lose the Oscar for Best Picture.

There is an ache that never quite leaves you after “Brokeback Mountain.” Twenty years on, it remains — stubborn as a bruise you poke to see if it still hurts. Which it does. There is no closure, no ...

Diana Ossana recalls learning that Clint Eastwood didn't watch 'Brokeback Mountain' and realizing that the film wouldn't win Best Picture.

“Brokeback Mountain” broke hearts on the big screen, and it’s back to do it again 20 years ago, Ang Lee's "gay cowboy film" devastated theater goers — now a new generation can share the ...

Brokeback Mountainco-writer Diana Ossana predicted that the iconic film wouldn't win Best Picture after an encounter with ...

New and returning viewers are reacting to the theatrical rerelease of the Ang Lee-directed film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and ...

Diana Ossana, who won Best Adapted Screenplay for her work on Ang Lee's seminal Western love story, believes that Hollywood homophobia led to the film's loss to "Crash" at the Oscars.

The writer of 'Brokeback Mountain' knew the movie would lose the Oscar for best picture after being told Clint Eastwood never watched the movie.