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The enchanting sophisticated chanteuse and cabaret star Miss Hope Springs who describes her Lounge Act as ‘vintage Vegas” talked to Roger Walker-Dack about her glamorous life on and off the stage.
The interview was recorded via Facetime and was filmed for www.queergurutv.com
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Evan Wolfson, the founder and president of Freedom to Marry, a group that worked for same-sex marriage, and who is considered by many to be the father and leader of the LGBT marriage movement, talked to queerguru on the occasion of the digital launch of Freedom To Marry Movie, and we re-visit it now that the documentary is now available on Netflix
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queerguru talks to #CristinaHerreraBorquez about No Dress Code Required her uplifting documentary about a disarmingly charming gay couple who fought against all odds to get married in #Mexico : from Outsider Pictures that opens in NY at Village East Cinema on Nov 3 : then nationwide
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queerguru tv had a blast at the Provincetown Film Festival #PIFF2017 earlier this year. We were on the Red Carpet, reviewed 15 movies + filmed 20 one-on- one interviews with filmmakers too. Here’s a wee glimpse of our week.
principal photography : Hussein Wentz
written & edited : Roger Walker-Dack
queerguru thanks: Amy Davies, Anthony & Alex, Chloe Sevigny, Christine Walker, Crown & Anchor, Courtney Moorhead, David France, Derek Dodge, Eddie Shore, Heather Reed, Jake Graf, Jason Benjamin, Jennifer Reeder, John Waters, Katherine Diekermann, Kory Mello, Lands End Inn, P.David Ebersole, Peter Knegt, PTV, Rick Murray, Robbie Lepzer, Sarah Wharton, Sebastian Junger, Todd Hughes, Victoria Cruz, Vincent Gagliostro, Will Sullivan,
and the entire crew at
#PIFF2017 PROVINCETOWN FILM FESTIVAL
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Film School Graduate Shai Ben-Dor decided to make a a documentary for his debut feature film. The Long Trail Out is the story of Tim Buchanan an affable 70 year old man who has never moved from the small town of East Aurora, NY, where he was born and bred. He has led a fulfilling simple life as a respected man in his community, but he has always kept a major ingredient of his life a secret until now.
As he enters his 71st year Tim has finally come out as gay and he does so in course of Ben-Dor’s rather compelling film as the two of them undertake some very challenge mountain trails together.
For once queerguru sits down with a filmmaker whose movie is still a ‘work in progress’ and when you watch our interview and also see the film’s trailer you will appreciate why we are so excited about seeing this film completed.
