queertiques
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Queerguru’s David Allen falls in love with Wales (again) reviewing ‘ON THE SEA’ at BFI Flare
With the outstanding ‘Lost Boys and Fairies’ being the only other queer drama I can think to be set in my Welsh homeland, it’s a pleasure to see more from there in writer/director Helen Walsh’s ‘On the Sea’. Set near the Menai Straits in North Wales, this is a different environment to that of ‘Lost…
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Queerguru reviews ONE FLUID NIGHT a queer-led, volunteer-run International LGBTQIA+ film festival in London
Last week we wrote about London being awash with good queer cinema (see HERE) and now we have just discovered another Film Festival that opens in the city in April. One Fluid Night a queer-led, volunteer-run International LGBTQIA+ film festival, returns to London from 7 to 11 April 2026 for its seventh edition, taking place…
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Queerguru previews the second edition of Dublin’s ‘TRANS IMAGE/TRANS EXPERIENCE (TITE) FILM FESTIVAL’
Next month sees the second edition of TRANS IMAGE/TRANS EXPERIENCE (TITE) FILM FESTIVAL in Dublin. Through screenings of short and feature films from Ireland and the international trans filmmaking community, TITE aims to shift the focus of trans film from representation to craft, championing trans and non-binary filmmakers and fostering lasting connections between artists and…
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Queerguru reviews the World PremIere of OUT LAWS : the struggle for queer rights in ex Brit Empire
As a Brit gay man, there is always a sense of disgust and despair when you are once again reminded of all the strife and inhumanity our ancestors caused around by enforcing their own misguided sense of morality. This new documentary reminds us yet once again that there are some 64 countries where it is…
