Peccadillo SOFA CLUB brings the best queer movies into your home
Peccadillo Pictures, UK-based major film producer and distributor of queer cinema. has a SOFA CLUB that brings international filmmakers into your weekly with specially hosted live Q & A’s Created during the first Covid lockdown as a means of continuing regular communication with its audience, Peccadillo Sofa Club has developed that engagement further with more … Continue reading
Pit Stop
Two blue collared gay men living in a small town in Texas are both finishing chapters in their parallel lives. Gabe, a 35-year-old closeted construction worker is trying to recover from being dumped by his lover who preferred to stay with his wife after all. He can at least seek some consolation that he … Continue reading
Please Like Me
It may have taken 4 years to eventually get to see the totally charming Australian comedy drama Please Like Me, but it was so well worth the wait. The series that ran for 4 seasons has finally landed up on the Hulu network which encourages you to binge watch as each episode leaves you … Continue reading
Portrait of a Lady on Fire : one of the best queer movies of the Year
Céline Sciammawho has already given us Water Lillies, Tomboy, Girlhood and Being 17. confirms her position as one of the leading queer filmmakers with this her latest, and finest film to date. Portrait of A Lady on Fire is an historical drama set in the 19th Century that tells of a forbidden affair between … Continue reading
Portrait of Jason
In 1967 Oscar nominated filmmaker Shirley Clarke ensconced herself in an apartment in N.Y.’s Chelsea Hotel on the evening of Dec. 3, 1966 and let her camera roll for the next 12 hours. Her subject was a much-larger-than-life articulate African/American man who, drink and cigarette always in hand, seems to never stop laughing. The very … Continue reading