queertiques
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Move Ya Body: The Birth of House, a compelling journey back to queer black 1980s Chicago.
Move Ya Body: The Birth of House traces the evolution of House music through the eyes of one of its creators, Chicago native Vince Lawrence, founder of Trax Records and creator of the first house track launched, Z Factor’s 1984 Fantasy. Director Elegance Bratton has created a gem of a music documentary. Part social history…
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Queerguru reviews ‘I Wish You All The Best’ the excellent directing debut from Tommy Dorfman
Full credit to trans actor/filmmaker Tommy Dorfman, who, in their directing debut, had this world-weary reviewer constantly reaching for the Kleenex throughout the 90 mins. only to reach the closing credits, beaming like mad. The reason is I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST, the story of a non-binary teenager who, after being kicked out of…
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PORELESS deliciously funny, camp as Christmas short live comedy now on YouTube
Nothing brightens our day more than having a movie like Poreless land in the Queerguru intray. Delicously funny, as camp as Christmas, and potentially very un-PC story that follows Akram, a fabulous, queer Muslim beauty entrepreneur who must figure out how to compete in a Shark Tank-like product pitch contest after suffering an untimely allergic…
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Queerguru’s Top Picks of MUST SEE MOVIES @ LGBT2SQueer Montréal Film Festival
A pioneer of LGBTQ+ cinema for four decades, image+nation. film festival LGBT2SQueer Montréal is the oldest festival of its kind in Canada, showcasing award-winning local and international films that strive to preserve the authenticity and diversity of LGBTQ+ voices while chronicling an evolving queer cinematic practice. image+nation explores New Queer Storytelling – both the uniqueness…
