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Moonage Daydream the life and genius of David Bowie

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    So we already know where the entire QUEERGURU team will be on September 16th as that is the day that NEON releases MOONAGE DAYDREAM into movie theaters.  Brett Morgan  (The Kid Stays in the Picture, Cobain: Montage of Heck, Jane) film  illuminates the life and genius of David Bowie, one of the most … Continue reading



Queerguru’s José Mayorga reviews FINLANDIA an authentic story of the Muxes untethered by gender binary

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  ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FROM OAXACA TO FINLANDIA…   The movie opens with the image of a boy listening to a conch shell that reminded me of the portrait of  Edouard Boubat and also Nina Ricci´s Farouche perfume from 1973. After the boy´s poetic image we see a sequence of tragedies … Continue reading



You Make Me Weak at the Knees : a film by Joseph Wilson

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  With Valentine’s Day around the corner, we are reminded that it’s not just about celebrating by those within society’s perception of the norm of romantic love, but all of us somewhere on the spectrum You Make Me Weak at the Knees is a new narrative by the brilliant East London queer indie filmmaker Joseph … Continue reading



Queerguru reviews MAILMAN : a musical, black comedy & cute coming out story

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  Usually, when movies are titled The Postman or The Mailman they turn out to be a shlocky horror B-Movie  Maybe it’s something about the uniform?  Who knows?   However, The Mailman, written, directed, and starring Joseph Baken is not that at all but actually a musical, a black comedy and a very cute coming-out story.  This … Continue reading



Let Me Let You Go ……. but first you’ll need to give me a KickStart

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  Clement Hil Goldberg is a  Queer/Trans Multidisciplinary Artist, Writer, Director, and Animator. Their satirical yet hopeful projects center collective grief rooted in the climate crisis, cultural erasure, displacement, and end-stage capitalism. Their work has been exhibited at REDCAT Theatre, VORTEX Rep, Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive and the Worth Ryder Art Gallery, … Continue reading



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