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Paul Oremland talks to Queerguru about MYSTERIOUS WAYS a heart-pulling love story between a NZ Priest and his Samoan BF
During almost three decades in London queer NZ filmmaker PAUL OREMLAND worked mainly on documentaries and a couple of feature films , one of which was LIKE IT IS a gritty queer boxing story that was one of Queerguru’s fave films of 1998. When he first arrived back in NZ he treated us…
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Queerguru’s Lifestyle Editor Peter Minkoff lists “The Best Gay Honeymoon Destinations from Film Locations”
The honeymoon experience is one we dream about for decades and subtly discuss with our partners way before a proposal has come along. Once you’ve done the ‘I Dos’, it’s vital to have some much-needed rest and relaxation before heading back into the thick of everyday choas. If you’re film obsessors too, why…
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Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden reviews FRANKIE GOES TO BOLLYWOOD a magical musical at London’s Southbank Centre
Frankie Goes to Bollywood Southbank Centre, London Fascist anti-immigrant riots are breaking out across the UK. Now is the time for Queerguru to be out celebrating the glorious, rich and beautiful culture that migration has given these islands. Starting with this sensually overloading, vibrant and slightly meta musical fairytale Frankie Goes to…
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Brit writer/actor Joe Eason stars in his powerful queer drama TWO COME HOME about to play in London’s Kings Head Theatre
Queerguru is always constantly amazed about the sheer quality and quantity of queer theatre that is on in London at any given time. It surely out ranks any other capital city around the globe (yes, including you New York) with its theatrical delights which our own small band of reviewers struggle to keep…
