The Confessions of Frannie Langton : a lesbian period romance/drama you will not want to miss
With perfect timing in the middle of Women’s History Month which in the US follows Black History Month. comes a powerfully emotional period TV series The Confessions of Frannie Langton. Someone described it as a lesbian Bridgerton but apart from the fact that it is set in the Georgian Period and has more … Continue reading
The Danish Girl
This may be a thoroughly British take on this very real groundbreaking story, but immediately from the first frame the screen is awash with these muted languid tones of Copenhagen in the first half of the last century, that there is no doubt of where this is all taking place. Einar and Gerda Wegener are … Continue reading
The David Dance
Late into the night he is Danger Dave, but when this chatty highly-opinionated dj turns off the mike after his gay radio show in Buffalo NY is over, he reverts back into shy Dave who is someone who has a hard time accepting himself let alone interacting with others. When the movie opens his show … Continue reading
The Death & Life of Marsha P. Johnson
The writer/director David France has followed his first excellent feature documentary the Oscar nominated How To Survive a Plague with another look back at an often forgotten part of LGBT history. It is the story of Marsha P Johnson a veteran drag queen and gay liberation activist who suddenly was mysteriously found dead not long … Continue reading
The Defintion of Lonely : QUEERGURU’s Short Of The Week
This award-winning feel-good movie from Brit queer filmmaker LEON LOPEZ is Queerguru’s favorite short of the week.. Shot in 2017 and starring Nick Hayes, Lucas Rush and Lola the dog. with music by Tom Fletcher, THE DEFINITION OF LONELY is a truly delightful story of two men and the dog that brings them together. … Continue reading