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Queerguru’s Jose Mayorgas reviews SOUL OF THE DESERT / Alma del desierto : the struggle for recognition within an indigenous community
Set in Uribia, the indigenous capital of Colombia, and filmed on location at La Guajira, Northern región of the country, the film introduces us to the Wayúu community with its own wayuunaiki language, and to a minimalistic landscape where the colors of sand and flames mix with the pink of flock of flamingos, midgnight blue skies, the sound of…
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Queerguru’s Robert Malcolm’s review of Cecilia Gentili’s Red Ink. @ Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Cecilia Gentili’s Red Ink. * * * * * Edinburgh Festival Fringe Cecilia Gentili was an Argentinian trans woman who moved to the United States, undocumented, at the age of 26. She was a sex worker, but following her recovery from drug addiction, she became a trans and AIDs activist, and a campaigner for sex workers’…
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Queerguru reviews Niñxs : the extraordinary record of the 8 year transitioning journey of a Mexican adolescent
Over the past few years, we have seen quite an increase in the number of films that have focused on elements of the transgender community. As well as entertaining, they are a valuable resource for us to learn and understand more about the T in LGBTQA. What has also impressed and delighted us is the…
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Sam Feder talks about HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY one of the most important queer/trans movies of 2025
It’s proving to be a tough time for the trans community ever since the Orange Man moved into The White House determined to make his rampant transphobia the law of the land. One of the few bright spots in this scenario was the appearance of activist/lawyer CHASE STRANGIO as the first openly trans lawyer to…
