queertiques
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews ‘WHERE IN THE HELL’ it’s life’s journeys that shape us rather than the destination.
We all love an American road trip, but what happens when you’re not well-prepared and things go wrong? LA-based prop master Kasey (a striking, sun-kissed red-head Cam Killion) finds out the hard way in Where in the Hell – a journey through the desolate, baking-hot California desert. Kasey returns with breakfast one morning to the…
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Re-release of ‘OLIVIA’ from 1951 : hothouse lesbian passion in an upper class French girls school
As it is Film Fest time, all of Queerguru’s team of reviewers are knee deep in (hopefully the best) new queer cinema as they flit around the Globe so we can share with you what’s hot. And what’s not. Its also very important to us that we keep an eye over our shoulders to see…
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Queerguru reviews ‘TOM DALEY 1.6 SECONDS’ on becoming a champion diver, and an awesome husband and father
Today June 1st, marks the beginning of Pride Month, which, with the present political unrest, particularly in the US, seems more important than ever we celebrate our community. Of all the likely ways we can do this Queerguru was nevertheless surprised (shocked even) to find ourselves doing this by something which was not only unexpected…
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There Are (STILL) Things To Do : the live and times of outspoken queer activist URVASHI VAID
Outspoken immigrant, lesbian, and woman of color, Urvashi Vaid, was a leader who helped shape the modern-day gay rights movement. She was an expert in gender and sexuality law and was the first woman of color to lead a national gay-and-lesbian organization. This film presents Vaid’s life in Provincetown, including her 34-year relationship with her…
