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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm reviews ‘PROPHET’ a psychological thriller/folk horror story, by Jack Macdonald @ Edinburgh Fringe
Jack MacGregor is a Fringe First award-winning playwright from the Scottish Highlands, best known for their plays Our Brother, Everything Under the Sun and Nightlands. Their new work, Prophets, described as a psychological thriller/folk horror story, debuts this year at the Edinburgh Fringe and has won the Assembly’s ART Award. Unfortunately, this short play starts…
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews The Male Gaze: Courage Under Fire, an excellent set of queer short films that deal with courage in times of angst.
NQV Media have released another excellent set of queer short films under their Male Gaze banner. The Male Gaze: Courage Under Fire brings together five short films from France, Morocco, Belgium and Spain to explore courage in times of angst. Whether it’s finding the strength to speak truth to power, making a decision that will…
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Queerguru’s Jose Mayorgas reviews GERONTO an award-winnng short film about sharing
Jason Watkins and Noah Valentine turn into the genuine figures that allow us, viewers, into the intimacy of a couple after their desire of connection and belonging, two universally human characteristics that shape their bond. An engaging tale that may be difficult to watch and even controversial for some, the story shows one of the…
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Rebecca Donovan asks ‘What’s The Craic God?’ at Edinburgh Fringe
When the flyer from Irish actor/writer Rebecca Donovan landed in Queerguru’s in-tray, it put a big smile on our editor’s face. He may be a US citizen now, but his family is in Northern Ireland, and they all ask each other “What’s The Craic?” In his house, God is not the decision maker. It’s pronounced…
