DRIVE

The brilliant opening sequence when three men are in the getaway car escaping from a heist and being driven at reckless speeds through the streets of LA with such a cool determined proficiency that sets the pace for what’s to follow in this wee rather bloody movie.  The Driver  … and he is never called … Continue reading

Drive Me Home : a road trip to reconciliation

  For his feature film directing debut Simone Catania has made this intriguing road movie about a couple of childhood friends who became estranged when they grew up.  Antonio (Vinicio Marchioni) had inherited his grandfather’s old farmhouse in a remote part of Sicily, but at 15 years old all he wanted to do was escape … Continue reading

Drive the Change: 3 Self-Care Strategies to Personal Transformation : tips from Queerguru’s Peter Minkoff

    In a world where self-care is often reduced to superficial indulgences, it’s essential to recognize its profound impact on personal growth and development and dealing with mental health struggles. It can help us become a better person and be a powerful catalyst for change. We’ll focus on three specific strategies that can drive … Continue reading

Driveways : the forming of an intergenerational friendship

  For his sophomore feature film director Andrew Ahn took a great leap from his award-winning debut. Spa Night was an exceptional coming-out story of a young Korean/American man who was confused at having a foot in different cultures and as such Ahn’s sympathetic and nuanced tale was a refreshing take on it all. Driveways … Continue reading

Driving Not Knowing

Lee loves Will, but Will …… well, he’s confused. Lee is an ultra sensitive musician whilst the object of his affection, is a rather ambitious poet, and together this pair of 20-something-year-olds make some very good music, which is starting to bring them success and recognition.   The latter is enough to satisfy Will who … Continue reading

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