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Queerguru talked with Boston filmmaker Peter Horgan about his new movie Ready To Die : Haunted by visions of her traumatic past, a woman who lost her faith struggles to adapt to her new world views screening at Provincetown Film Society & Festival .
The interview with Roger Walker-Dack was filmed by #DanDesjardins at Lands End Inn Provincetown
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Writer/Director/Performer Del Shores (Sordid Lives) and Billboard Dance Music artist Debby Holiday best friends talked to Queerguru about their upcoming Cabaret Shows at Post Office Cafe and Cabaret in PTown. Debby is channeling #TinaTurner whilst Del’s is channeling ‘trailer trash’ in his hilarious The S–t Stirrer. Both are unmissable: check out the video.
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Queerguru talks with BeBe Zahara Benet (the star) Emily Branham (director) and Marc Smolowitz (producer) about Being BeBe: The BeBe Zahara Benet Documentary a truly refreshingly honest & entertaining up close and personal profile that was screening at Provincetown Film Society & Festival & is such a sheer joy
The interview conducted by Roger Walker-Dack was filmed by Dan Desjardins in the Queerguru Garden
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Queer filmmaker Todd Stephens revisits his hometown of #SanduskyOhio for the 3rd in a series of semi-autobiographical tales. The first being Edge of Seventeen 1998, followed by Gypsy 83 in 2001.
Now he and producer Eric Eisenbrey talked to QUEERGURU about their comedy/drama Swan Song and its stunning award-worthy performance by legendary actor Udo Kier as it screens at Provincetown Film Society & Festival
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Two of Seattle’s best queer filmmakers Aaron Bear & Wes Hurley were presenting their new films at Provincetown Film Society & Festival
Yes I Am – The Ric Weiland Story the story of one of the world’s most generous gay philanthropists was written and directed by Bear, and Hurley was one of the film’s producers. Hurley’s own film is an inspiring feature based on his life story about being gay and immigrating from Russia when he was a teenager is Potato Dreams of America
After the screenings, both filmmakers sat down with QUEERGURU to talk about their films’ journeys to date. The interview conducted by Roger Walker-Dack was filmed by Dan Desjardins at the Lands End Inn in Provincetown
https:// queerguru.com/aaron-bear-talks-about-yes-i-am-the-ric-weiland-story/
https:// queerguru.com/wes-hurley-talks-potato-dreams-of-america/
