Four Must Sees At The Fringe! Queer Art And Film Festival
The 4th addition of East London’s FRINGE! Queer Art & Film Festival is its largest event to date having spread to a whole week of activities. It is one of […]
FILM REVIEW | Bumblef**k USA
★★★★ | Bumblef**k USA Newbie filmmaker Aaron Douglas Johnson’s debut feature is an unsettling docu-drama hybrid that arose from a very personal tragedy in his life. Johnson was born in […]
FILM REVIEW | Finding Vivian Maier
★★★★★ | Finding Vivian Maier A young graduate working on a history project bought a suitcase full of photographic negatives in a Chicago auction hoping that one or two them […]
FILM REVIEW | Palo Alto
★★★★ | Palo Alto The directorial debut of Gia Coppola, Palo Alto is an exploration of high school teenagers experimentations with sex, drugs, and alcohol, and it’s an impressive debut. […]
FILM REVIEW | The Imitation Game
★★★★★ | The Imitation Game Based on the real life story of legendary cryptanalyst Alan Turing, The Imitation Game portrays the nail-biting race against time by Turing and his brilliant […]
FILM REVIEW | The Last Impresario
★★★★ | The Last Impresario Gracie Otto’s affectionate documentary on the charismatic and adventurous English theatre and film producer Michael White is a movie long overdue. Despite his enormous contribution […]
FILM REVIEW | Tru Love
★★★★ | Tru Love When 60-year-old Alice comes to Toronto six months after becoming a widow, her daughter Suzanne a lawyer is too busy at work to be home to […]
The First Gay Best Picture Oscar At Last?
There have been openly gay writers, directors and actors that have won Oscars, but never ever a Gay Themed Best Picture Oscar. In 2005 BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN came close getting 8 […]
FILM REVIEW | The Overnighters
★★★★ | The Overnighters After North Dakota introduced the controversial technology known as fracking in 2008 it suddenly became the nation’s second largest oil producing State. So as the economic […]
FILM REVIEW | The Secret Path
This new gay love story from a married couple of newbie filmmakers Daniel and Richard Mansfield is quite unique.★★★ Essentially a two-hander, its the story of a pair of lovers […]
FILM REVIEW | You And The Night
The opening sequence of French writer/director Yann Gonzalez debut feature starts with confusion that never really eases up through this avant-garde art-house film. ★