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Summer of 85 : Ozon’s bittersweet queer teen romance

  The queer French auteur François Ozon turns to a very English novel for the source of his latest bittersweet romance.  Evidently, he read Aidan Chambers’s 1982 novel Dance on My Grave. when he was a teenager and this story of teen angst must have really resounded deeply with him that almost four decades later … Continue reading

Summertime

Italian filmmaker Gabriele Muccino is back on his home turf after a stint in Hollywood where, amongst other things, he directed two Will Smith movies.  His new movie is the story of two Italian teenagers and although Muccino, in a story he co-wrote with Dale Nall, briefly starts their tale in Rome, he moves the action to the … Continue reading

Summertime : The most LA thing you will do this year

While the Miami head office of Queerguru’s international media conglomerate basked in 75 degrees this week, our London outhouse was caught in a surprise April snow shower. So we had to ask ourselves ‘are we really ready for LA in Summertime?’. Turns out we were thirstier than spring-breakers in covid lockdown. Let’s start by saying … Continue reading

Sunburn : a melodrama about the return of the one man everyone let get away

  Four friends (3 male  & 1 female) escape Lisbon one sunny weekend and head to a luxurious villa in the remote countryside. This quartet with their ambiguous sexualities have  been friends for the past decade held together by a rather tenuous past. They had all been lovers of the mysterious David and when he … Continue reading

Sundance 2021 : FLEE the traumatic true story of a queer Afghan & his escape to freedom

Sundance 2021 : Day One.  Although we are missing movies on the big screen and sharing the camaraderie of watching them with other industry professionals , we literally are enjoying being in the comfort of our own home, and not having to shell out an arm and a leg to be in Park City at … Continue reading

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