This stunning video directed by Bertil Nilsson of the experimental acrobatic company, Barely Methodical Troupe was first released in 2014 and remains a queerguru firm favorite. It was filmed in the streets of London and is based on a live performance which won the Total Theatre Award at the Edinburgh Festival. Nilsson created Bromance … Continue reading
Mattie, a tough 14 year old wants to track down the gunman who killed her father and hires Marshall Rooster Cogburn specifically to track him down and kill him. It is after all the Old Wild West where the rule of law is very much an eye for an eye. Cogburn is an irascible old … Continue reading
When the editors of The New York Times discovered that investigative journalist Michael Finkel had tinkered with the truth when he filed a report of modern day slavery in Africa they promptly fired him. Licking his wounds back home in Montana the disgraced reporter tried to kickstart his stalled career but he was shunned by everyone, … Continue reading
Darren Hayes who was once half of the pop duo Savage Garden until they split up in 2001 can hardly be called prolific. He enjoyed a career as a solo artist, but the last recording he made (until now) was back in 2011. It’s not as though he has been idle as he … Continue reading
Spanish filmmaker Cesc Gay’s wistful melancholic dramady that swept his country’s Goya and Gaudi Awards is about to hit US screens where it is bound to having very appreciative audiences also reaching for their Kleenex. It’s the story of middle-aged Argentinian actor Julian (Ricardo Darin), now transplanted in Madrid for the past couple of decades … Continue reading