2024
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews SALTBURN with its amazing cast for a twisted account of indulgence that makes for such compulsive viewing
Oxford University, 2006. A fresh intake of young students nervously begin their new lives at university. Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan), an intelligent, but socially awkward young man from Merseyside, is more out of sorts and lost than most. He’s working class, on a scholarship and doesn’t have the existing social networks that…
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NY’s FILM FORUM presents SAPPH-O-RAMA a totally fab program of SAPPHIC CLASSICS AND DISCOVERIES.
Come February it’s time to make tracks to NY’S Film Forum (one of Queerguru’s very favorite movie theaters) for a program of SAPPHIC CLASSICS AND DISCOVERIES. For almost two weeks from Feb 2nd, they are programming some incredible queer films inc MÄDCHEN IN UNIFORM | BORN IN FLAMES DESERT HEARTS | THE KILLING…
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Queerguru’s James Judd finds little to sing about in THE COLOR PURPLE The Musical
Movie musicals are always a dicey proposition. Though studios have been cranking them out since Chicago took home the top honors at the Oscars in 2003, most have been forgettable. The Color Purple is the latest cinematic songfest to hit the big screen. At $100 million and with box office numbers surpassing industry…
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Golden Globe Awards 2024 where some great queer nominees went home empty handed .
All eyes were on the GOLDEN GLOBES this season now that is no longer under the very secretive (and racist) control of the small membership of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Now owned by Dick Clark Productions (think New Year in NY) its list of nominations was the most queer-inclusive which seemed to…
