BFI Flare
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BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival’s celebrates its 40th Anniversary
On February 18th, the BFI will be announcing the full program of the 40th Edition of BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival It is not only one of Queerguru’s ‘Hometown Fests’ (alongside Provincetown and Miami’s OUTshine) it is unquestionably one of our favorites too. As it’s one of the first queer festivals in the year’s calendar, it’s…
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Andrew Ahn talks about ‘THE WEDDING BANQUET’ his (fab) new rom-com that just premiered at BFI Flare London’s Queer Film Fest
Filmmaker ANDREW AHN‘s latest movie, THE WEDDING BANQUET, was inspired by Ang Lee’s film of the same name, but now is featuring two queer couples One of the gay men makes a deal with his lesbian friend: a green-card marriage for him in exchange for in vitro fertilization treatments for her. but plans evolve as…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews “How To LIve ” a thought-provoking new documentary on Nairobi’s vibrant ballroom, drag and queer cabaret scene.
Queer life in Kenya doesn’t get much attention, but How to Live, film-maker Njoroge Muthoni’s thought-provoking new documentary on Nairobi’s vibrant ballroom, drag and queer cabaret scene, may change that. The film’s world premiere is at this month’s BFI Flare Film Festival in London. Muthoni follows a large group of Nairobi’s queer performers, entertainers…
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LLoyd Eyre-Morgan talks his debut feature film DEPARTURES which just wowed the crowds at BFI Flare London
Lloyd Eyre-Morgan is a successful, proud queer working-class actor/writer/director. (that’s blue-collar to all of you in the US) . He’s on a mission to make realistic, no-holds-barred gay movies about the community he lives and works in. His debut full-length feature ‘DEPARTURES’ which he also co-wrote and starred in, is about how toxic masculinity…
