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Queerguru talks with young American/Chinese queer filmmaker Haiyang Yu about his new short film HOLD ON which had us in tears.
It is the story of a devout Catholic mother who is the caregiver for her disabled gay son and has to choose between her faith and her son’s happiness
To find out where the film is screening next check out https://yuhaiyangfilm.wixsite.com/film
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Never send in a boy to do a man’s job. Our videographer (who prefers to remain anonymous) went to film Hôtel Gaythering fab Halloween Party BUT instead decided to soon put his camera down and drink the Bar dry
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Queerguru talks with Phillip Guttmann the writer and co-producer of BlackHat a short powerful queer film that just won the £30K prestigious Iris Prize Festival : the story is of an Hasidic man living a secret double life misplaces his black hat one night which will cause his two separate lives to collide in a way he never imagined.
For details of future screenings https://www.blackhatmovie.net/
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Queerguru’s ‘New Kids On The Block’ John G. & Juan Salas are our latest contributors who will be covering queermatters for us in L.A.
No better place to start than The Hollywood Museum which amongst its permanent exhibits tet also currently have REAL TO REEL: PORTRAYALS AND PERCEPTIONS OF LGBTS IN HOLLYWOOD plus EVER AFTER… A POINTER SISTER COLLECTION and so much more queer goodies
The Hollywood Museum,in the Historic Max Factor Building Located at: 1660 N. Highland Ave. (at Hollywood Blvd), Hollywood, CA 90028 www.thehollywood museum.com
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Queerguru talks with Trans writer T Cooper whose first foray into filmmaking is MAN MADE the story of 5 FTM who take a variety of life paths toward stepping on stage at Trans FitCon, the only all-transgender bodybuilding competition in the world. It’s a powerful documentary, at times heartwrenching, but mainly an uplifting tale that makes such an excellent contribution to the continuing dialogue about the trans community.
The film, winner of 14 Awards, is scheduled to be released on VOD on Worldwide Streaming Platforms on November 9th 2019
P.S. You can read Queerguru’s full review of the film at http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/man-made/
