romance
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Queerguru previews Paul Mescal and Josh OConnor in THE HISTORY OF SOUND possibly the best queer romance of 2025
On paper, at least, we would always prefer gay actors playing gay roles for several reasons, but there are wonderful exceptions, such as Irish Paul Mescal and British Josh O’Connor in The History of Sound. O’Connor’s breakthrough role was playing a closeted gay farmer in God’s Own Country, whilst Mescal made us all fall in…
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Queerguru reviews THE CAKEMAKER the very poignant feature film debut by queer Israeli writer/director Ofir Raul Graizer,
With a large pile of new queer cinema sitting on my desk waiting to be reviewed, it may appear obtuse to set them aside for a moment and view one that was released some 8 years ago. Why The Cakemaker slipped through my hands at that time is a mystery to me, but reading about…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews LOVE one part of Dag Johan Haugerud’s award-winning romantic-drama trilogy -Sex, Dreams, Love.
Love is one part of Dag Johan Haugerud’s award-winning romantic-drama trilogy –Sex, Dreams, Love. The order in which you watch the films doesn’t matter, and indeed, they are being released in a different order in different countries. Love is the first of the three to be released in the USA – in other countries, it…
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‘Queerguru reviews ‘THE CHAMBERMAID a Slovakian sappho period-romance
According to WIKI, The Chambermaid will only be the 4th ever Slovakian queer movie making it more of curiosity than other new films right now. Why so few so far is a mystery especially when you consider that there is a Slovak Queer Film Festival that wll be celebrating its 19th Anniversary this year Anyway,…