The People Vs Fritz Bauer @ #PIFF16

The People Vs Fritz Bauer is a riveting historical thriller based on a true story, which chronicles the herculean efforts of German district attorney Fritz Bauer after WW2 to bring Nazi war criminals like Adolph Eichmann to justice and being obstructed by the new German authorities every inch of the way.  Written and directed by Lars … Continue reading

The President, the Police and the Pedal Pusher

It’s tough enough to get a date with a potential hottie these days without the Police and the President trying to stop you.  59-year-old Daniel Provencio, was  riding his bike on 50th Street in NY in his own world listening to Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe”  through his headphones and thinking nice (and dirty?) thoughts … Continue reading

Thirsty Burlington Talks about THIRSTY the Movie

Last week queerguru had the sheer joy of talking to the legendary performer Miss Thirsty Burlington who is ‘more Cher than Cher’ on the eve of the sneak preview of the first ever public screening of THIRSTY, a fab new movie based on her life. The setting was the equally fabulous Velvet Lounge in the … Continue reading

The Innocents @ #PIFF16

queerguru reviews ‘The Innocents’ Anne Fontaine’s compelling drama based on a true story set in Poland after WW2 has just ended.  This harrowing tale is about how no-one can escape the inequities of war ….even innocent nuns. Reviewed for PTV as part of The Provincetown International Film Festival #PIFF16.

The Mayor shows his True Colors

London’s new Mayor has very quickly showed his true colors wth having these wonderful new traffic lights/signals installed around Trafalgar Square in Westminster, a part of the  Pride in London  parade on June 25 to celebrate LGBTQ diversity  Mayor Khan said in a press statement “Our thoughts and prayers are of course still with the families and friends … Continue reading

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