Cannes Award Winner
Queerguru reviews ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT the fiction film debut from Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia winner of Cannes Palme d’Or
Payal Kapadia’s fiction feature debut “All We Imagine As Light” is set in contemporary India, which in itself is quite a rarity. She is a compelling storyteller and for this delicate and very human tale, she has already picked up the Grand Prix Award at Cannes for the film, and this week a…
The Cannes Award Winning THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS is the bromance you will not want to miss
\ Last May ‘The Eight Mountains’ a new movie about the bonds of male friendship won the prestigious Jury Award at the Cannes Film Festival. Now this film from Charlotte Vandermeersch and Oscar-nominated Belgian filmmaker Felix van Groeningen will finally receive a proper release stateside, opening in NYC on April 28 and LA on…
Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden reviews LUKAS DHONT’s ‘wounding masterpiece’ CLOSE at BFI London Film Festival
On a film that loosely follows the seasons, to say that Lukas Dhont’s Close might make you weep is as inevitable as saying winter might follow autumn. The emotions are so finely evoked in this masterful coming of age drama they could have been drawn with an eyelash. 13-year-olds Leo (Eden Dambrine) and Remi…
First glimpse of Cannes Grand Prix Winner CLOSE : a remarkably tender coming-of-age story from Lukas Dhont
This trailer for CLOSE from A24 Films landed in Queerguru’s intray the morning and went straight on to our MUST SEE List. Not because it has just won this year’s CANNES GRAND PRIX (ad rave reviews) but because we were immediately drawn into this remarkable tender and touching coming-of-age story. Leo and Remi are…
