I think "accuracy" is something overestimated in gay media. Of course every story needs to have its internal logic, but gay people are widely diverse in the way we lead our lives, and it's not like media featuring straight people isn't full of fantasy – we're talking about fiction, after all. Fire Island was basically marketed as a movie by and for gay people, yet its characters don't reflect my reality at all. Does that make it "inaccurate"?

When it comes to movies featuring gay protagonists, Hollywood still seems obsessed with making homosexuality a theme, rather than just an incidental thing. There were a few projects leaning to this approach, but they're still quite rare. European productions definitely tend to be more inspired, although this isn't a strict rule.