Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterBFI FLARE LONDON’S LGBTQ+ FILM FESTIVAL is about to have its 40th Edition of what is the oldest and biggest Festival of its kind in Europe It has a wonderfully eclectic mix of films spread over 10 days that covers the entire LGBTQ spectrum with its truly inclusive program. Queerguru’s Contributing Editor Andrew Hebden … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterQueerguru is kind of sorry that Christmas comes only once a year as it is by far the campiest of all holidays that allows us to o/d on some outrageous bad taste and kitchiest sentimentality that we have been storing up all year. We always kick in right after Thanksgiving playing our favorite music videos … Continue reading
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It’s almost time for the 39th Edition of BFI Flare London’s LGBTQ+ Film Festival which is the biggest of its kind in Europe. It has a wonderfully eclectic mix of films spread over 10 days that covers the entire LGBTQ spectrum with its truely inclusive program. Queerguru will be on the ground there on London’s Southbank to review as many new films as possible and meeting the filmmakers. But from the ones we have already managed to view here are our Top Ten Picks of films that you really shouldn’t miss …
Giant Little Ones, Jonathan Agassi Saved My Life, Jose, Knife + Heart, Leitis in Waiting, Little Miss Westie, Man Made, Socrates, The Gospel of Eureka, Transmilitary, Vita and Virginia
https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/flare/ 21–31 MARCH 2019 BFI SOUTHBANK
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#FortLauderdale’s 9th Edition of the OUTshine Film Festival gets our applause for one of its most innovative programs that it has ever scheduled, including probably the two best LGBT movies of 2017 God’s Own Country Film & 120 battements par minute (120 Beats Per Minute)
Here then are queerguru’s TOP TEN PICKS that we think you shouldn’t miss at OUTshine this year.
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesSince it produced one of the world’s first ever explicitly gay films called ‘Different From The Others’ back in 1919, Germany has been at the forefront of making really good LGBT movies. They are usually very sensual with a penchant for really hot looking men but all with highly original and compelling plots. Here then … Continue reading
