Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesAre you still missing a fix of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES the award-winning campiest soap opera mystery comedy-drama television series that finally disappeared from our screens in 2014 ? Then we have some really goos news for you. NO, its not coming back as 180 episodes was more than enough. BUT if you head over to … Continue reading
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Queerguru talked with DANIEL MONKS the delightful queer Australian writer and star of PULSE his rather wonderful movie, directed by STEVIE CRUZ-MARTIN that was loosely based on Daniel’s life and was about to have its European Premiere at BFI FLARE London’s #LGBTQ Film Festival in 2018.
This debut feature film is one of the most provocative stories that tackles gender identity and presents its own very different sci-fi take on this issue that is both innovative and intriguing. You can read our full review of the film http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/pulse/.
Now at last the movie itself can be viewed in the US on VOD at http://darkstarpics.com/ or via the HERE TV channel on Amazon Prime
The interview was filmed by DEBBIESEARS at BFI SOUTHBANK for WWW.QUEERGURU.COM
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Queer Cinema in Australia is a major resource for some of the very best queer narrative features and documentaries that are around today. We try and watch as many as we can and have drawn up a list of our favorites in QUEERURU’S TOP 10 QUEER FILMS FROM DOWN UNDER all of which (bar maybe one) that can now be viewed streaming on or DVD in most places around the Globe
Black Divaz, Ballroom Rules, Gayby Baby, Holding The Man Film, Remembering the Man, #PulseFilm, Scrum (film), Teenage Kicks (film), Women He’s Undressed, The Coming Back Out Ball Movie, The Dream Children – The Movie [Fan Page]
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesTerror Nullius is an anarchic 55 minute scrapbook of hundreds of movies and TV programs sewn together to deliver a two fingered salute to the Crocodile Dundee notion of colonial white Aussie manhood. Crudely clever, but lacking a continuous narrative, it manages to suggest a whole load of cinematic what-if scenarios that film makers could embrace … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesThis feature debut from Australian TV director Ian Watson tackles the sensitive subject of self acceptance with great sincerity and full of well-meaning intentions which sadly falls flat on the screen. It’s the story of Noah (Reece Noi) a young Brit/Australian gay musician who is feeling so unsettled that he quits the Tour of … Continue reading
