RWD reviews Clambake
Roger reviews Clambake the Movie that celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Provincetown’s Womens Week : one of the oldest and most successful non-commercial womens events in the US. Directed by Andrea Meyerson
Roger reviews Clambake the Movie that celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Provincetown’s Womens Week : one of the oldest and most successful non-commercial womens events in the US. Directed by Andrea Meyerson
Roger talks to Brit filmmaker Jake Witzenfeld the director of ORIENTED : his impressive and heartwarming documentary which is an intriguing snapshot of what life is like for gay Arabs living in a trendy suburb of Tel Aviv today. He follows three extremely engaging best friends in their early twenties for 18 months through 2013 – 2014 when tensions between Gaza and Israel flared up yet again.
There is a really good reason why you will want to jump in your car and head up Route 6 to the big city lights of Boston this month. Its the 32nd edition of the city’s LGBT Film Festival and just like it’s title it really is Wicked Queer.
They have another wonderful eclectic program of real cinematic treats and we would rave about most of them if we had the time, but we don’t so here then are PTV’s Top 5 Picks of Movies that you will not want to miss.
Roger reviews HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS the story of an older woman who has in-appropriate romantic feelings for a much younger man. It is a delightful feel-good movie with a glorious performance from two-time Academy Award winner Sally Field
RWD reviews Mustang : 5 orphaned adolescent Turkish sisters are robbed of their childhood innocence and have their basic freedoms unjustly stripped away from them in this patriarchal society in this powerful award winning drama.