Chef Rossi is a wild spirit : a cutting edge chef caterer with a taste for the weird and wonderful who turned her colorful Jewish past into a best selling memoir and hit play. Quick witted, wickedly funny she talked to QUEERGURU about The Raging Skillet and how as a feminist lesbian punk she just loves to stir it all up
The interview with Roger Walker-Dack was filmed for www.queergurutv.com by Dan Desjardins in the Queerguru Garden
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Once in a blue moon when we are ploughing through our usual packed schedule of movies to review, we come across a wee gem that hails an extraordinary new talent that gets us more than a little excited. Discovering that this particular new find wrote, directed and starred in his first feature, but who is barely out of college, makes it all even more remarkable. Prom King, 2010 is already being hailed as one of the best new LGBT movies of 2017, and queerguru talked to its creator being hailed as the new wunderkind : Christopher Schaap. He is an old-fashion romantic in a young soul.
The interview via Facetime was filmed and edited by Roger Walker-Dack for “queerguru reports” for PTV’s Channel 99.
P.S. for queerguru’s full review of the movie click HERE
Writer/director Courtney Moorehead talks to queerguruabout her new drama Little Pink House that stars Catherine Keener and Jeanne Tripplehorn. Based on a very real story about one woman’s battle against the vast Pfizer Corporation who wanted to compulsory purchase her beautiful riverside home to build a bigger factory to make more Viagra. Her battle went all the way to the US Supreme Court where the controversial 5-4 decision outraged Americans across the political spectrum, and fueled reforms that helped curb eminent domain abuse.
Another of the memorable encounters we had in our recent visit to London’s East End was with Dan Beaumont to talk about the iconic Dalston Superstore one the best #queer performance spaces in the city. Dan, a legendary DJ and a really great guy, filled us in on the crucial role that fabulous venues like his play for every spectrum of the #LGBTQ+ spectrum.
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taste for the weird and wonderful who turned her colorful Jewish past into a best selling memoir and hit play. Quick witted, wickedly funny she talked to QUEERGURU about The Raging Skillet and how as a feminist lesbian punk she just loves to stir it all up
