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queerguru reviews Norman The Moderate Rise & Tragic Fall of a NY Fixer

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It’s been a few years since Richard Gere ‘carried’ a movie as the main star, and it is so good to see him back in a role that suits him so well. He plays Norman Oppenheimer a very likable pushy chancer who is always convinced that the biggest break of his life, is always around the corner, and he is almost right .  Several times.

queerguru reviews Norman : The Moderate Rise & Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer, from Sony Pictures Classic, for ‘queerguru reports’ on PTV’s Channel 99.

 

 



queerguru reviews Their Finest & talks to director Lone Scherfig

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queerguru reviews Lone Scherfig’s new movie THEIR FINEST a rather charming romantic comedy set in London in Blitz in the 1940’s is essentially a tale of an accidental feminist who single-handedly saved the British film industry and boosted the flagging morale of the war-torn country’s population.

Filmed by Roger Walker-Dack for ‘queerguru reports’ on PTV’s Channel 99

 

queerguru also caught up with Lone Scherfig to talk about the movie during Miami Film Festival in February : apologies for the poor sound as the interview was held in very packed and noisy room at The Standard.

Filmed for queerguru reports for PTV’s Channel 99 by Douglas C. Lance of www.fotonoggin.com

 



queerguru reviews The Sense of An Ending

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queerguru reviews Indian filmmaker Ritesh Batra (The Lunchbox) sophomore movie which is an adaption of Julian Barnes’s best-selling award-winning novel The Sense of An Ending. With a really stellar Brit cast led by Oscar winner Jim Broadbent and Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling this quintessentially English story about regret and remission is a wee gem of a movie

Filmed for PTV : screening at Waters Edge Cinema, Provincetown.



queerquru Top Ten LGBT Docs of 2016

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2016 was a particularly golden year for the number of LGBTQ documentaries that found their way onto our screens. From movies that looked back at our history and iconic cultural figures in our past, to the ones that focused on the everyday struggles of queer youth coming to terms with their identity and fitting in within our community, to others who discovered larger-than-life activists that are making such a difference. For every one of the excellent films that made our list, we had to leave dozens out that so deserved both our attention and acknowledgement.  Queer cinema has never been stronger.

Here then our TOP TEN PICKS of the BEST LGBTQ DOCUMENTARIES of 2016 (and all but No 10 are available on streaming platforms everywhere) filmed for P.T.V. 



queerguru reviews Southwest of Salem : The story of The San Antonio 4

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This is one of those hard-to-believe it’s true stories that never really grabbed the attention of the media so when you come to it in ignorance and it unfolds on the screen and you hear the horrifying incredulous details, you cannot fail to be stunned into a combination of shock and anger.  The latter particularly if you identify as LGBT as this outrageous case of mis-justice is deeply rooted in intransigent homophobia.

queerguru reviews Southwest of Salem : The San Antonio 4 for P.T.V.   The movie has a special screening at Boston’s Wicked Queer Festival on February 27th 2017.

 



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