• Goodbye Seventies : the latest film from Todd Verow

    Goodbye Seventies : the latest film from Todd Verow

      There is an uneasy space in cinema where homages to bad 70s movies sit. The cliches of stilted dialogue, dodgy camera angles, arthouse pretentiousness and grainy visuals can hardly be celebrated without employing them. And doing so feels like double dipping back into a garbage can we were all glad to empty. Todd Verow…

  • The Unlikely Story of The Lesbians of First Friday

    The Unlikely Story of The Lesbians of First Friday

      This is a very personal story for filmmaker Kathryn L Beranich as she was part of a small group of lesbians in the small city of Roanoke, Virginia who socialised together in the 1980’s.  There were huge feminist movements elsewhere in the USA but for the most part these mainly white privileged closeted women…

  • The Queen of Paris : and may she reign for ever

    The Queen of Paris : and may she reign for ever

      This delightful French TV mini series THE QUEEN OF PARIS (aka Clément, reine de la nuit) directed by Holy Fatma and Anne Flore Trichilo is the story of 30 year chemist called Clément.  When his working day finishes this disarmingly charming young man transforms into Veronika a much beloved drag queen that performs with…

  • Proud to Be A Sissy

    Proud to Be A Sissy

      Queerguru loves the fact that Mark Phillips Schwamberger has not only reclaimed the non-pc label ‘sissy’ but does so proudly and very publically. Schwamberger is currently starring in his one man play about his life as a sissy.  It’s a  comic drama with spans his childhood, schooling, New York years and return to the…