Ingrid Bergman In Her Own Words

Triple Oscar Winning actress Ingrid Bergman was an extraordinary iconic movie star who defied both the Hollywood studio system and a rather puritanical press and society to lead the life that she wanted, regardless of the consequences. This new highly intimate look at Sweden’s most famous actress (after Garbo), based on Bergman’s own diaries, home … Continue reading

Inherent Vice

The reclusive writer Thomas Pynchon is known for his dense and complex novels which he has never allowed to be adapted into movies, until now that is. When ‘Inherent Vice’ his seventh novel was published in 2009 the dust jacket proclaimed that it was ‘part-noir, part-psychedelic romp’. In the hands of auteur filmmaker Paul Thomas … Continue reading

Inkandescent presents BOLD Queer Poetry Soirée

    Inkandescent is an independent  Brit queer publishing venture created by  Justin David and Nathan Evans in London with a commitment to ideas, subjects, and voices underrepresented by mainstream publishing, and a  hope to discover and celebrate original, diverse and transgressive literature and art, to challenge the status quo.   This week sees the … Continue reading

Innocent Boy : the horror of hitting bottom

  It’s now week one thousand of lockdown and you thought you had hit  bottom when you ran out of creme de menthe  and started adding Tesco Mouth Wash to your post morning workout snack cocktail. Try out this pop video horror short from Writer/Director Brock Cravy and be reassured that however bad it gets … Continue reading

Inside The Chinese Closet

It would seem that when LGBT men and women come out of the closets as gay to their family in China today, the parents then rush into the closets themselves.  According to this new documentary from Italian filmmaker Sophia Luvarà even liberated Chinese parents who ‘accept’ their children’s sexuality have an immediate concern in that the news … Continue reading

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