Queerguru reviews BLUE SUNSHINE a remarkable must-see transitioning story from India that both entertains and educates
One of the sheer joys and benefits of being a queer film reviewer is that we get to be on the frontline to see how and when our community emerges from the darkness of our past and continues to self-determines its own destiny. Its also the way we can learn about the other parts … Continue reading
Queerguru reviews BROADWAY RISING the story of how The Great White Way came through COVID
At the height of the COVID pandemic when so many of us were in isolation at home it did seem like the world outside had actually stopped turning. Having given up watching most news broadcasts since the previous resident of the White House had single-handedly destroyed their credibility, we had no real inkling of … Continue reading
Queerguru reviews BROS : the queer rom-com that is the best fun that you will ever have out of bed
So Bros is finally here after months of many PR’s hyping the movie to Queerguru (and the outside world). To save you worrying where our verdict/review landed, if you scroll to the bottom, you’ll see we gave ut 10/10, a real rarity for us. So without any spoilers here’s the movie’s plot. Billy Eichner plays … Continue reading
Queerguru reviews “Casa Susanna” the 1950s/60s/Catskills resort discreet refuge for cross-dressing men and transgender women.
The award-winning queer filmmaker Sebastien Lifshitz, whose day job is as a Professor at La Fémis the film and television school of PSL Research University new film CASA SUZANNA is his third documentary with transgenderism as the subject matter. Bambi, his spell-binding story Marie-Pierre Pruvot, an Algerian, born trans woman who had a long and … Continue reading
Queerguru reviews CAT DADDIES the delightful tale of men whose lives have been changed by their cat
I came to be a Cat Daddy via marriage. When I met my husband he had a pair of elderly sisters one pure white, and the other jet black. He made it very clear from day one that they came first in the pecking order in our house. Up to then, I had only … Continue reading