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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm drew the lucky straw and got to review the (excellent) ‘THE HISTORY OF SOUND’
Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, both familiar with portraying LGBTQ+ characters, deliver profoundly moving performances in writer Ben Shattuk’s tender love story The History of Sound. Often compared, somewhat lazily, to Brokeback Mountain, this film distinguishes itself by weaving the emotional magic of music into its narrative. It’s not love at first sight, but…
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Jose Mayorgas reviews ‘THE MASTERMIND’ the latest movie from Kelly Reichardt & starring Josh O’Connor
The latest film written and directed by Kelly Reichardt (First Cow, Certain Women) comes to the screen at the same time real museum heist after what happened last October at the Louvre in broad daylight. A fictional story based on true events is set in 1970 in a boring, quiet suburban town that shows museum…
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Queerguru checks out why wonderfully funny man MATTEO LANE doesnt want to be NEXT
Being a big fan (verging on groupie!) of MATTEO LANE is not our New Years Resolution as we have been following this potty-mouthed, hilarious queer comic for years. In fact, when he was about to make a return visit to perform again in Provincetown for a second time in 2021 QUEERGURU grabbed him for…
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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm reviews Jim Jamusch’s’ Father Mother Sister Brother’
Jim Jarmusch, once celebrated for his youthfully hip and quirky philosophical films, but now in his seventies, continues to explore the human condition with humour and introspection in his latest work. With ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ he repeats the format of two early projects, ‘Mystery Train’ (1989) and ‘Night on Earth’ (1991), where a location…
