Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesLeave a comment on The Year I Lost My Mind
Openly gay German filmmaker Tor Iben has followed his intriguing 2015 film ‘Where Are You Going Habibi‘ with this rather creepy psychological thriller which makes for compelling viewing. Iben has developed something of a penchant for his take on unusual relationships. With ‘Habibi’ it was the concept of a bromance which is based on love … Continue reading
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The joy of discovering an award-winning LGBT web series just as the second season is released is that you can binge-watch the whole thing and are not left with the dilemma of wondering whatever happened next. Almost Indoor Boys is a wonderfully entertaining tale of a gay ‘Odd Couple’ : best friends & awkward … Continue reading
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The great veteran British actor and passionate LGBTQ activist Sir Ian McKellen has yet to write an autobiography about his very full and successful life, but maybe he won’t have to now after this intimate and affectionate documentary of his life. For the film, made by Joe Stephenson, McKellen evidently sat in a comfortable … Continue reading
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The whole very gentle pace of filmmaker Kyle Cabral’s entertaining new web series is determined by the fact that its the story of a group of 20 something-year-olds who all seem to be aimlessly drifting through life unfocused and undeterred. Cole, the main character played by Cabral, has turned up in San Francisco on … Continue reading
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Joe Wilson’s fascinating new documentary sheds light on a threat to the very existence of a small LGBTQ community the other side of the world that makes for very compelling viewing. It is set in the tiny island Kingdom of Tonga, where the locals are very proud of the fact that theirs is the only Pacific … Continue reading
