queertiques
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Queerguru’s Jose Mayorga reviews DYING BRIEFLY (Seré breve al momento de morir)
Classic dance routines turn bloody in this tale of rivalry and ambition directed by Juan Briseño. We are introduced to Arsenio (Joan Kuri) and Sebastián (Martín Saracho), both are members of a classic dance company to which the second joined recently. Guys are attracted to each other, their empathy shows through smiles and glances…
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Two new queer TV shows on the horizon that we cannot wait to see: INVISIBLE BOYS from Australia and OLYMPO from Spain
There are two new queer TV shows on the horizon that we cannot wait to see. First from Australia there’s INVISIBLE BOYS which follows four young gay men as they understand and explore their identities while living in Geraldton, a regional town in Western Australia. It is set in 2017, against the backdrop of…
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Queerguru reviews Jacquline Bisset in her best performance for years in LOREN & ROSE
The 80-year-old British actress Jacquline Bisset has always been a bit of an enigma. She made her fair share of Hollywood movies but it’s the films she made in Europe that really made a star . Francois Truffot’s Academy Award winning Day for Night, Le Magnifique with co-star Jean Paul Belmondo : her Cesar…
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QUEER FILM NACHT : One night a month 40 cinemas in Germany & Austria show a new queer film
Queerguru takes its hat off and salutes the German and Austrian Film Industry who collectively insure that no matter where you live in this part of Europe, then at least once a month you will get the opportunity to sse a new queer film.. Queer Film Night takes place regularly in over 40 cinemas…
