Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterMaking queer cinema has never been easy. Despite the boundless amounts of talent, and proven track records of filmmakers, and the abundance of LGBT Film Festivals eager to bring new work to audiences, and the success at the box office, especially via global streaming platforms, raising the necessary financial investment is still as tough as … Continue reading
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It is an achingly beautiful story compassionately tol
d and one that is tinged with more than it’s share of sadness, as openly gay Garnet Jones shows how tough it is for LGBT people to be themselves in this tight small communities.
After picking up Awards on the Film Festival circuit, the movie is being released by Wolfe Video and is available streaming on most major global platforms that carry LGBT films, on November 8th 2016. To mark the occasion the filmmaker talked to queerguru via Facetime all about his movie for an interview for P.T.V.
P.S. You can read also queerguru’s full review of the movie HERE
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterMelina Mercouri the fiery Greek who won the Best Actress Award at Cannes Film Festival and an Oscar Nomination for playing Ilya the hooker with the heart of gold in ‘Never On A Sunday’ was born 96 years ago today. The movie was written and directed by her co-star the American filmmaker and her future husband … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWe’ve said it once already, and we’ll say it again. Natalie Portman is looking more like a shue-in for a Best Actress Academy Award Nomination for her performance in the title role of Jackie. The film follows Jacqueline Kennedy in the days when she was First Lady in the White House and her life following the … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterA new movie Art House is always a cause for a celebration, but when it opens with such lofty plans as The Metrograph, then it’s sort of like a wet-dream for real hardcore cinephiles. The two screen theater opened in March this year in Ludlow Street on New York’s Lower East Side and also encompasses a … Continue reading
