documentary
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City of Gold
Filmmaker Laura Gabbert’s very affectionate portrait of the L.A. Times celebrated food critic Jonathan Gold is as upbeat and sunny as this Pulitzer winner’s own writing. The movie’s focus is very much on how this native Los Angeleno has an inexhaustible passion for rooting out unlikely culinary delights and then singing their praises, and we…
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Weekends
It took the members of G-Voice South Korea’s oldest gay male choir a long time and a great deal of discussions before all the members agreed to this documentary to be made. Most gay Koreans are by nature quite conservative and they are usually reticence to talk about their sexuality, but in this instance as…
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Made in Bangkok
When Argentinian film buff Flavio Florencio first went to Mexico some years ago his friends took him to a ‘cantina’ to watch a cabaret full of transvestite performers which totally fascinated him. He was very curious to know how they all spent their daytime lives off the stage, and he decided that there was probably…
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Jake Witzenfeld talks about Oriented his hot new doc.
For 18 months newbie Brit filmmaker Jake Witzenfeld trailed three three extremely engaging best friends in their early twenties with his camera. The result was an impressive and heartwarming documentary that is an intriguing snapshot of what life is like for gay Arabs living in a trendy suburb of Tel Aviv today. What was even more…
