queerguru reviews THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI

  queerguru reviews Frances McDormand giving a tour-de-force performance in the brilliant Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and we will literally eat our hat(s) if she, and the movie, are not both nominated for Academy Awards. From Fox Searchlight Pictures and now in US movie theaters  

Queerguru reviews THROUPLE a fab queer rom-com about to have its World Premiere at Wicked Queer

  I have to admit to part intrepidation and part excitement when it came to watching Greyson Horst‘s debut THROUPLE about to have ts World Premiere at Boston’s Wicked Queer Film Festival. A throuple, or menage a trois as the French call it,  is defined in the dictionary as  “a relationship between three people characterized … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews TRAMPS!: The Death of Punk. The New Romantics & The Art of Survival @ NY’s NewFest

  Following in the heels of BLITZED the excellent documentary by Bruce Ashley and Michael Donald the remarkable story of how in the 1980’s a very small group of young people In London in a mere 18 months redefined a whole generation, comes another look at them in TRAMPS. Remarkably it’s the sophomore film from queer Canadian … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews UNICORNS where a sexual awakening can blossom into a touching queer romance

    This third feature film from Welsh/Egyptian  filmmaker Sally El-Hosaini continues her concern with gender/sexual identity that she explored so beautifully in My Brother The Devil.  She has also set UNICORNS in present day UK where the younger members of immigrant families feel stuck in the middle of two different cultures that are unsure … Continue reading

Queerguru reviews “We Live Here : The Midwest” 5 queer families who are attempting to establish lives in their rural communities.

  Having only ever lived in London, Miami and Provincetown,  I have always appreciated that this is the equivalent of living in gay heaven.  The first city was where I was born and the latter two I chose to be able to lead an openly gay life.  I will confess It’s not a subject that … Continue reading

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