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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews BAD AXE “truly excellent snapshot of America in 2020”.
Bad Axe sounds like the name of a town that would feature in an episode of The Simpsons, but this Michigan place is for real. Documentary-maker David Siev paints a fascinating real-time portrait of his Asian-American family’s experiences in Trump’s rural America. We join the family during the crazy year that was 2020, as…
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Queerguru’s TOP PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES at Bostons’ Wicked Queer Doc Film Fest
Wicked Queer Boston’s LGBTQ+ Film Festival is the 4th longest-running queer Film Festival in North America and one of the very best too. Queerguru has always enjoyed this wonderful New England event and is thrilled to be a media sponsor. Whilst the main Fest runs in the Spring, this year WQ has added a…
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Queerguru’s José Mayorga reviews “1946: The Mistranslation that Shifted a Culture” or how the Bible got it wrong about Homosexuality
GOD DOESN´T ASK ABOUT SEXUAL ORIENTATION – Rev. David Fearon This documentary film is a quest for biblical truth. About six verses in the Bible contain the word homosexual, since 1946 when it appeared for the first time in the Revised Standard Version (RSV), due to the work and duty of a…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews ROSIE a warm-hearted Canadian tale about love in chosen families
Rosie is a warm-hearted Canadian tale about love in chosen families. Set in 1980s Montreal, Rosie (Keris Hope Hill) is a young orphaned child who, following her mother’s death, is sent to live with her only known relative, artist Aunt Frederique (Melanie Bray). Frederique, however, lives a very chaotic, hand-to-mouth existence and can barely look…
