Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterWe’re very grateful to writer Laura Sanchez whose article in ID first turned us on to the stunning photographs of FABIAN GUERRERO. This Mexican/American photographer based in LA has produced a portfolio of ‘Brown Queer Rancheros’. Guerrero photographs queer men from Los Angeles in traditional ranchero dress and, portrays his subjects in strong, confident, macho … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesFor Valentines Day NETFLIX issued this very cute and joyous video which is one of a growing number that has been made in India since homosexuality was decriminalised Directed by Reema Sengupta and starring Jason Arland and Kush Patel it features the wonderful music of Dot who is rightfully becoming something of a You … Continue reading
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With JOSE his sophomore movie shot in Guatemala LiCheng beat out the multi-Oscar nominated The Favourite to win the prestigious Queer Lion at Venice Film Festival.
Cheng co-wrote this remarkable coming-of-age movie with his producer GEORGE F. ROBERSON and they based their script on the hundreds of interviews that they conducted with locals in Guatemala. Against the startling background of this impoverished city which ranks as the second most dangerous in the world. 19 year old Luis is looking for love as a way out of his daily drudge.
We talked to Cheng on the eve of the showing of his groundbreaking and powerful #LGBTQ movie at Miami Film Festival.
P.S. You can read our full review at http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/2019/02/jose
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterAll About Eve Noel Coward Theatre, London Three stars (though probably it’s one of those pesky three and half star shows) A few years ago I was working at the British gay magazine Attitude – and the oldest member of staff. I was shocked to learn that none of my young colleagues had … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterMarmite ☆☆☆ The Vault Festival Eddie (nicely played with a nervy but earnest demeanour by Ned Costello) and Dylan (Theo Walker -all blond self-assurance and poise) bump into each other in a Bristol bar. They hit it off but the catch is they are both on dates with other men. The call of the … Continue reading
