Life’s A Breeze

Despite the title, life hardly seems like a breeze for three generations of this Irish family who live hand to mouth in a Dublin suburb. The matriarch Nan is a bit of a hoarder so the rest of the family devise a plan to get her out of her House one day so that they can … Continue reading

Lifetime TV discovers Lesbians under the Christmas Tree

  The film department at Queerguru are getting quite giddy these days …… and we haven’t even had the  Office annual Christmas Party yet.   First the news that Netflix had finally joined the other networks and produced their very first queer Christmas.  Its called “Slngle All the Way’ and it’s really quite good (you should … Continue reading

Light In The Water

  Lis Bartlett’s debut feature documentary is an affectionate look back at how  the legendary West Hollywood Swim Club started back in the early 1980’s and survived some both turbulent and very successful times to morph into being  West Hollywood Aquatics Team – who also go by “WH2O”. These pioneer gay sportsmen first banded together to … Continue reading

LIGHTS IN THE DUSK

This is my third movie from idiosyncratic Finnish filmmaker Ari Kaurismaki that I have seen in as many weeks, and I am developing quite a taste for his work. This one is the last in his ‘loser’ trilogy and deals with loneliness and is heart wrenching sad. It is the tale of a Security Guard who … Continue reading

Like A Virgin

An overweight teenage schoolboy with an alcoholic father and an absent colorful mother takes up the Korean version of sumo wrestling to win the big prize to pay for the sex-change operation that he so wants.  He has an infectious personality that helps win over his doubting teammates who physically tower over him ….. but it … Continue reading

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