Dr Lee Campbell is an artist, performance poet, experimental filmmaker, writer, Senior Lecturer at the University of the Arts London (UAL), and curator/founder of Homo Humour, the first of its kind project on contemporary queer male film and moving image practices that explore humor and LGBTQ+ storytelling and has screened all over the world … Continue reading
Shakespeare was barely 30 years old and at the start of his career when he wrote Romeo and Juliet his great tragedy about the romance between two Italian youths from feuding families. During his lifetime it proved to Shakespeare’s most popular play …. along with Hamlet, and it is still one of his most … Continue reading
\ One of the (many) things that Queerguru loves about all the LGBTQ+ Film Festivals we cover is the fact that they provide a platform for a whole spectrum of queer short films. which otherwise we may have never had a chance to view. Boston’s Wicked Queer Fest showed 13 different collections that literally … Continue reading
In times of isolation and solitude, ‘Swarm’ presents a movement segment inspired by a condition of self struggle. The part-staged part-improvised dance piece explores the space between the longing for connection and the loss of sanity. The point of touch with each other (hands) and with the earth (feet) was painted to symbolize the … Continue reading
If you are a hardcore Beyonce fan who would sell your own mother to get your hands on a ticket for a Queen B gig, then you’ll probably love this funny wee film. Party-N-Play is a fun and comedic, black LGBTQ psychological thriller about a loyal Beyoncé fan who spends all his rent money … Continue reading