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Tag: shorts

  • The Israeli Boys: Engrossing honesty

    The Israeli Boys: Engrossing honesty

      The Israeli Boys might just be our favorite so far in NQV’s effort to bring the best of LGBTQ+ shorts themed by geography. First it was The Danish boys, focused on a Scandinavian sad songs playlist. Then came the touching Latin Boys, who probably deserve a bit more coverage as tiny Denmark gets a whole…

  • Lovers and Fighters : a brilliant  collection of shorts : sexual surprises, gender fluidity and some serious flip flopping

    Lovers and Fighters : a brilliant collection of shorts : sexual surprises, gender fluidity and some serious flip flopping

      Mark your calendar, tag the location, Wednesday 15th Jan 2020 at Regent St Cinema Queerguru got so queer that we briefly looped back round to straight and then just kept going because we were having so much fun. The cause of this head spinning roller coaster ride was Fringe! Lovers & Fighters, a brilliantly boggling…

  • Testosterone Vol 4 of short queer movies

    Testosterone Vol 4 of short queer movies

      At the risk of repeating ourselves again , we are still rather bemused why TLA the distributors of this latest volume of short queer films should publish them under such provocatively sexy title, which gives a false impression of the contents of this compilation. True the first (and best) film in this set  RUBBER…

  • The Danish Boys – Danish without sugar

    The Danish Boys – Danish without sugar

      The Danish Boys collection of short films recently released from NQV Media has an unusual common trait across its diverse characters and circumstances. There is a focus on victimhood without redeeming purpose that is individually irritating and objectionable whilst collectively being oddly compelling. Centered around over familiar gay crucifixion scenes each ode to pain…

  • Testosterone Volume 3 of gay short films

    Testosterone Volume 3 of gay short films

      TLA Releasing have compiled this third volume in their Testosterone Series, and as good as this selection is, we’re still unsure, exactly why the anthology deserves such a title. 1992 : this award winning nostalgic film from France is the tale of 17 year old Martin (Louis Duneton) who is left to his own…