I Love You Phillip Morris
This is the almost unbelievable true story of a con-man who ditched his wife and ended up in jail where he fell madly in love with another inmate which seemed to spur him on to an even more ridiculous crime spree when they were both released. The plot then gets even more far fetched and … Continue reading
I Miss You When I See You
This latest movie from openly gay Hong Kong filmmaker Simon Chung is a sensitive tale about two souls who are quietly struggling about making the right choice. Should they follow their hearts or society’s expectations? Kevin moved to Australia with his family when he was still in High School. Leaving his best friend Jamie … Continue reading
Ideal Home
Finally, a blissfully funny crowd-pleaser of a movie about an outrageous middle-aged gay couple that works its magic by having us laugh with and not at them which is such a refreshing change, Written and directed by out-gay filmmaker Andrew Fleming, it reunites Paul Rudd and Steve Coogan again, this time playing self-obsessed wealthy partners … Continue reading
If It Were Love : Teddy Award Winning Documentary
Queer Austrian filmmaker Patric Chiha s last film was Brothers Of The Night a gritty fascinating documentary about a small group of young Bulgarian Roma men who barter with sex for a better life in Vienna. Now he is back with his new film ‘If It Were Love’ which also had its premiere af Berlinale … Continue reading
Igloo aka Iglu
Diego Ruiz has probably the largest soulful looking eyes I have seen on the screen for a long time. In the opening scene of the movie that he directed/wrote and starred in, he is all of a twitch as he is trying to persuade his neighbor, an agoraphobic Therapist, to write him a prescription for … Continue reading