2021
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10 Reasons (and more) on why you should tune into aGLIFF Austin’s queer Film Fest
Like so many other queer film festivals these days aGLIFF (All Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film Festival) in Austin. Texas is the city’s oldest film festival. And who said we would never! With its latest edition PRISM 34 it continues with its mission to create positive and visible film programs relevant to the lives…
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INVISIBLE : will country music ever come out ‘of the closet’?
Queer Cinema plays such an essential role in the LGBTQ+ community on so many different levels. In the case of T.J. Parsell’s fascinating new feature-length documentary INVISIBLE, it’s about educating us. By sharing the tale of how a group of queer women are still dealing with such a persistent and pernicious form of homophobia…
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Meet the Queerguru Team : JONATHAN KEMP
Jonathan Kemp has been one of QUEERGURU’s London Based Contributing Editors for some years now. He is a disarmingly charming man of many facets, and we feel very lucky to have him as part of our Team Jonathan was born in Manchester in 1967, on the day the first Velvet Underground album came out. He…
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Somewhere Over The Rainbow : Carnival in the Land of so many Dorothys
It would take more than a pandemic or a rainstorm to stop Provincetown Carnival produced by The Provincetown Business Guild especially when the theme is SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW as this is after all the ‘land of Dorothys’. Queerguru’s very own Trixie Van Gogo hit the Streets with her camera: check out her fab…
