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Queerguru reviews CATHARSIS at its World Premiere at Tribeca

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      NY Real Estate Broker turned filmmaker Bryan Logvinsky has had real beginners luck with having the World Premiere debut of his short film CATHARSIS at TRIBECA.   Its an intriguing  experimental tale and  the story of a ballet dancer  on the eve of a major performance. dealing with his own demons since the  … Continue reading



Queerguru reviews RIPE a refreshing queer coming-out-story from filmmaking duo TUSK that premiered at Tribeca

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  The Tribeca Film Festival is not just a launching pad for a whole spectrum of the best new independent feature movies, but it also premieres an impressive array of short films too.  Ripe is one such case.  Made by a queer duo of filmmakers known as Tusk, its a charming coming out-story that happens … Continue reading



World Premiere of DADDY ISSUES : a young dominatrix encounters an unexpected client.

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  The upcoming Tribeca Film Festival is a great launch pad for a diverse program of short films that mounts their world premieres.  One such film is Daddy Issues a hilarious short film starring Matt Campanella and David Kelsey. Co-directed by Campanella and Stephanie Hepner, Campanella plays a young dominatrix who needs to demonstrate his … Continue reading



Cherry Pop : The Story of The World’s Most Fanciest Cat

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  Before queer filmmaker (and cat fancier) Kareem Tabsch  picked up an Emmy Nomination for co-directing Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado which is still in Netflix’s Top Ten, he introduced the world to Cherry Pop.  Cherry Pop was a cat but no ordinary feline. Beloved by her wealthy socialite owners, she lived … Continue reading



Die Surely : just another queer Thanksgiving-from-hell story

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  If you have just been to one of those never-again family Thanksgivings from hell, then you will so relate to this rather wacky short film Die Surely It’s the story of when gender-nonconforming Shirley Sadstone, crashes Thanksgiving dinner to the chagrin of the holier-than-thou family members. Pleasantries are quickly pushed aside when Shirley arrives … Continue reading



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