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queerguru reviews Lion a highly emotional true life story about a 5 year poor Indian boy who is accidentally separated from his family, is shipped overseas, but still never forgets his family.
Reviewed for P.T.V. & Waters Edge Cinema, Provincetown
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It’s quite extraordinary that acclaimed Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín known mainly for his generally aggressive dramas interspersed with violence about his own country, should choose such a quintessential American story as Jackie for his first English speaking movie. The fact that he succeeds so well with his version of the accounts in the week that immediately followed the tragic assassination of President Kennedy in 1963 as seen through the eyes of his grieving widow is due mainly to Natalie Portman’s powerhouse performance as one of this country’s most iconic First Ladies.
queerguru reviews Jackie for P.T.V. as it opens at the Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown.
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The Mathis are a remarkable family whose courage and determination rarely faltered when they supported their youngest child Coy who started transitioning from male to female in kindergarten after it was clear that Coy felt he was a girl. Growing Up Coy documents the family’s fight for her right to use the girls’ bathroom in a landmark civil rights case that prompted a nationwide debate.
On the eve of the movie being released for global streaming to over 190 countries on Netflix (it is already available on Itunes) director Eric Juhola talked to queerguru at PTV via Facetime about just how important Coy Mathis’s touching story really is.
For a full review of the movie click http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/2016/12/growing-up-coy
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queerguru reviews for P.T.V. ex fashion guru Tom Ford’s sophomore movie Nocturnal Animals which is a fast paced thriller that will most definitely totally shock and delight audiences at the same time. Starring Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Shannon who will all probably get Oscar Nominations for their superb performances, as too will Brit Aaron Taylor-Johnson who is shockingly good as Ray Marcus the main thug in the story.
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South Florida has always been a home from home for many LGBT residents of Provincetown who like to swap the sometimes brutal winters for the sunshine state. Now The Stonewall National Museum & Archives in Wilton Manors has a new exhibition called The Lure of Provincetown that takes a look at the history of why people still flock back every summer without fail.
Featuring photographs by the late Al Kaplan, who arrived in P Town in 1961 aged 18 and for the next five years recorded the community that he was at the center of. Midge Battelle’s photographs are from the 1990’s when she recorded the annual Dyke Drag Brunch that takes place during P Town’s Womensweek. They are joined by art from Len Paoletti who before he retired to Fort Lauderdale ran a couple of P Town guest houses whilst practicing his art. Paoletti is best known for his canvasses on scenes at the Boatslip Tea-Dances which have a distinct 1980’s feel to them.
queerguru P.T.V’s roving reporter who winters in Miami Beach caught up with Chris Rudisill, Stonewall Museum’s Executive director to get the low-down on why he thinks there is such a bond between the two towns.
