Ris Fatah
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews SALTBURN with its amazing cast for a twisted account of indulgence that makes for such compulsive viewing
Oxford University, 2006. A fresh intake of young students nervously begin their new lives at university. Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan), an intelligent, but socially awkward young man from Merseyside, is more out of sorts and lost than most. He’s working class, on a scholarship and doesn’t have the existing social networks that…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Jacob Elodi in his 3rd starring role of 2023 in HE WENT THAT WAY
He Went That Way is the directorial debut by Jeffrey Darling, who sadly passed away just as he completed production on the film. Loosely based on a real-life event from Vietnam-era America in 1964, this dark and violent drama is a classic road movie in a long line of the genre. Zachary Quinto…
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VSSL Studio, a queer-focused space based in Deptford, presents HERMAPHROGENESIS a large-scale multimedia installation by interdisciplinary artist Marcin Gawin.
London art gallery/studio, VSSL Studio, a queer-focused space based in Deptford, currently has an art programme, Facet, dedicated to the exploration and celebration of contemporary queer art and culture. The latest presentation, HERMAPHROGENESIS, is a large-scale multimedia installation, and the first solo exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Marcin Gawin. Gawin’s work encompasses…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews THE CRIME IS MINE a fab feminist screwball romp by French auteur François Ozon
The Crime is Mine (Mon Crime) is the latest film from prolific queer French director Francois Ozon (Swimming Pool, Summer of 85, 8 Women), one of France’s most modern film directors. Loosely based on the 1934 play Mon Crime, Ozon’s adaptation is an amusing feminist screwball romp, championing a sorority, set in mid-1930’s…
