queertiques
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And the Academy Award for a Performance by a Leading Actress Goes To ……… ROSALIND ELEAZAR
If you loved either the Broadway version or the film of the multi-award-winning DREAMGIRLS, you are in for a treat this fall. A Chris Rock-directed film MISTY GREEN is about to hit our screens, featuring an Oscar-winning performance from a relatively unknown British actress, Rosalind Eleazar, that we think will blow your minds. It’s a…
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Queerguru’s David Allen reviews MASC the debut feature from London-based artist Bertil Nilsson @ TIFF
Most movies are a passive watch where we sit at home or in a movie theatre and the story unfolds before us. ‘MASC’ from writer/director/producer Bertil Nilsson makes you work. This is by no means a bad thing, but it doesn’t make for a straightforward movie to review, not least because I don’t want to…
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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews the excellent Narciso, a dark, sexy drama set in 1950s Paraguay. Screening as part of Miami´s Outshine Film festival.
Paraguay 1958 – the opposing forces of a brutal military dictatorship and the fledgling rock n roll music scene lock horns in Narciso, director Marcelo Martinesse´s tense, sexy, dark drama set in a closed society where not everyone is ready to open up. Handsome entertainer Narciso (Diro Romero) has just returned from a year in Argentina.…
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Queerguru’s TOP LIST OF MUST SEE MOVIES @ REELING 2026 Chicago’s Queer Film Festival
Back in 1981 when the first Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival took place , all the films were shown in a 90-seat folding-chair screening room on West Hubbard Street, and was completely sold out. Fast forward to 2026, and the Reeling: The Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival is the second longest-running film festival…
