Queerguru’s TOP PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES at Inside Out : Toronto’s Queer Film Fest

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  This Memorial Day Weekend the Queerguru  Team has hot-tailed it over the border to Toronto where INSIDE OUT LBGTQ Film Fest is in full swing.  Founded in 1991 Inside Out is Canada’s largest 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival …. and one of our favorites too.  We particularly like the fact that amongst all the Juried Awards … Continue reading



Queerguru’s Top Picks of MUST SEE MOVIES AT Miami Beach’s OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Fest

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      OUTrageous. OUTspoken. And OUTstanding is the theme for the Miami Edition of OUTshine. which runs from  April 18 – 28, 2024.  The festival started in 1998 an serves as a platform for numerous premiers and is the largest LGBTQ+ cultural arts event in South Florida.  Its a hybrid festival with a diverse … Continue reading



Queerguru’s TOP PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES at OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Fort Lauderdale

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  OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival is the largest LGBT cultural arts event in South Florida and is a combination of The Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival and the Fort Lauderdale Gay & Lesbian Film Festival …. and dates back to 1998.  It is such an excellent platform for its very diverse queer communities with … Continue reading



Queerguru’s TOP PICKS OF MUST SEE MOVIES @ Queer Screen – Mardi Gras Film Festival, Sydney

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      In 1993, a group of queer Sydney filmmakers, students, and supporters approached Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras to establish an independent organization whose focus would be queer film and screen culture. This organization was Queer Screen. (One of those pioneer filmmakers was Stephen Cummins who died in 1994, and now is … Continue reading



Rafiki : the defiant tale of two African girls in love

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  African queer films are very much a rarity essentially because so much of that Continent have laws that criminalise homsosexuality and also so much of the population traditionally cannot morally accept it. In fact this charming tale of first love between two teenage Kenyan girls that has been critically acclaimed globally is still banned … Continue reading



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