Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesWhen Police Officer Connor (Carl Laughlin) is doing house to house calls he is shocked to come across Scott (Philip Olivier). It’s very obvious that the two have shared some intimate past, but before the subject can be broached they are joined at the front door by a woman (Chauntelle Bowler). She soon lets slip … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories 5 min movie guideThe Irish/American actress Saoirse Ronan is a shoo-in for her 4th Academy Award nomination for her electrifying performance as the title character Mary, Queen of Scots. To be fair however, Margot Robbie playing her very fierce cousin Queen Elizabeth 1 of England is also certain to get attention when it comes to acting awards too. … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterSome of the crew on NBC’s TODAY TV Show got a real treat when they took their cameras to Highclere Castle in the UK ….. better known as the home of Downton Abbey. They got an up-close look of behind the scenes filming of the new movie now being shot there. However don’t get too … Continue reading
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On the eve of Finnish filmmaker Mikko Makela‘s A MOMENT IN THE REEDS’ being released in the US, we look back at out interview with him that we filmed in London earlier this year during BFI Flare.
He talked about his debut feature movie, which is a compelling tale of a romantic summer encounter between an unlikely pair of men that literally sizzles on the screen. You can read our full review here .http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/2018/03/a-moment-in-the-reeds
A MOMENT IN THE REEDS releases December 4th, 2018 in the U.S. and Canada on VOD and digital platforms including iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and Youtube Movies, and in the U.S. on DVD and Blu-ray through Amazon. Released by Wild Beast Productions.
Author queerguruPosted on Categories 5 min movie guideThe sheer beauty of Tom Volf‘s enthralling documentary on the legendary diva Maria Callas is that he puts such an emphasis on the music and her magnificent voice. By using only her words from interviews, letters and videos whilst Volf touches on Callas’s life that was more tumultuous off-stage, he never lets that override this … Continue reading
