The Next Generation movies DID manage to sneak in two or three relationships. During the Borg attack in First Contact, a character was gay (and was mentioned at having a partner at least in the novelization).
Lt Hawk's sexuality - in fact, pretty much any aspect of his personality - never actually came up in the movie. He wasn't fleshed out at all until he was used in some novels. (Not the novelization of First Contact.) The people involved (including the actor) have denied intending Hawk to be gay in the movie. (Or anything other than borg-fodder.)
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Frakes.
Lt Hawk's sexuality - in fact, pretty much any aspect of his personality - never actually came up in the movie. He wasn't fleshed out at all until he was used in some novels. (Not the novelization of First Contact.) The people involved (including the actor) have denied intending Hawk to be gay in the movie. (Or anything other than borg-fodder.)