Fire Island

'Fire Island' is an American romantic comedy with an LGBTQ theme directed by Andrew Ahn. It is written and starred by comedian Joel Kim Booster. Inspired by the plot of "Pride and Prejudice," the film features a predominantly gay and Asian cast. Produced by Searchlight, it premiered on the Hulu platform in June 2022 in the United States and globally through Disney+/Star.

The movie tells the story of Noah (Booster), who each summer invites his friends Howie, Luke, Keegan, and Max to a vacation on 'Fire Island', an island in the Hamptons known for its gay neighborhoods and gay-themed summer parties. On the island, they stay at the home of Erin, the "mother" of the house and group.

At their first party, the group meets a trio of snobs, Charlie, Will, and Cooper. Howie is attracted to Charlie, who invites the group to a party at his mansion, while Noah tries to get Howie hooked up with someone during the vacation. The love triangles are completed with Dex, an adult content creator disliked by Will.

In the film, which addresses class and race relations from an LGBTQ perspective, each character has their equivalent in the world of "Pride and Prejudice". In addition to Booster, the film features Bowen Yang, Conrad Ricamora, James Scully, Matt Rogers, Nick Adams, and Zane Phillips, all openly gay actors. Margaret Cho portrays Erin.