Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterLanding in the queerguru office this morning was a new extraordinary short film from the documentaries division of The Guardian Newspaper in London. We intended to take a quick glimpse and come back and watch it later, but it was one of those remarkable stories that begged for our immediate attention, and so we viewed it … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesSurprise a new short film written and directed by Kiff Scholl that debuted on the Dekkoo screening platform this month is one of those intriguing gay stories that engages you to the very end only to leave you wondering if it was all worthwhile. It’s the tale of two bearded hipsters who meet at a party … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesWorlds Aids Day seems the most perfect time to watch this thought provoking short movie from filmmaker Matthew Puccini. It’s the story of Jude who goes to a walk-in Clinic in a suburban strip Mall to have an HIV test. Actually throughout the story the word HIV is never mentioned , but it is very … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesFind out what happens next when Harry (Joshua Berg) wakes up one morning to discover a naked man in bed with him. He remembers nothing of the night before besides consuming a great deal of alcohol but Thom (Luke Striffler) tells him that besides talking about his girlfriend half the night, Harry had expressed … Continue reading
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queertiquesQueer filmmaker Jordan Firstman’s short film CALL YOUR FATHER is a disturbing tale about an intergenerational disconnect between two gay men hooking up for a date. Greg (Craig Chester) a rather reserved 50 year-old is picking up 24 year-old Josh (played by Firstman) who is a bundle of uncontrollably energy. The young man is a … Continue reading
