FILM REVIEW | Eastern Boys
★★★★★ | Eastern Boys Filmmaker Robin Campilio’s disturbing new thriller sharply contrasts two different sides of society in contemporary France with a very chilling effect. The first chapter of his […]
FILM REVIEW | My Old Lady
★★★★ | My Old Lady Mathias Gold thinks his luck has finally changed when he inherits an imposing apartment in the centre of Paris from his late father who he […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Rosa’s Thai Cafe, Chelsea
Rosa’s Thai Cafe which have venues situated in; Spitalfields, Soho, Westfield Stratford, and Carnaby, recently opened their first restaurant that has a bar inside in Chelsea, which I visited recently […]
FILM REVIEW | The Circle, Der Kreis
The Circle (Der Kreis) is a Swiss docudrama written and directed by Stefan Haupt. The film depicts the social scene that revolved around Der Kreis, a gay publication in Zurich […]
REVIEW | Transparent
★★★★★ | Transparent After Netflix’s phenomenal success creating original content for its streaming service with two Award winning television series, now Amazon has also stepped into the area which was […]
FILM REVIEW | Southern Baptist Sissies
★★★★ | Southern Baptist Sissies Fourteen years ago writer Del Shores followed his gay cult classic play ‘Sordid Lives’ with another dramedy that takes a hefty swipe at the conservative […]
FILM REVIEW | The Third One
★★ | The Third One Argentinian director’s Rodrigo Guerrero’s second feature is a very slight and charming tale about a one night stand that may change a young man’s outlook […]
FILM REVIEW | St. Vincent: Grinning From Ear To Ear
★★★ | | St. Vincent: Grinning From Ear To Ear Vincent with no visible regular means of support and with a not a single friend in the world other than […]
FILM REVIEW | Big Gay Love
★ | Big Gay Love Ringo Le’s comic drama admirably tackles the concept that even in our physique obsessed culture, gay men who are socially inept and more than pleasantly […]
FILM REVIEW | Hollywood To Dollywood
★★★★ | Hollywood To Dollywood One of the very first things you learn from this enchanting wee documentary is that when you are growing up gay in a Southern Baptist […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Accolade, St James Theatre
★★★★★ | Accolade, St James Theatre London, 1950: Private and public worlds collide when on New Year’s Day author Will Trenting’s knighthood attracts the glare of the British press. Happily […]