“Stories have to come from somewhere…” Now more than every, new titles are so frequently dropping on VOD that it’s easy to miss some little gems. Luckily, any Sapphic period … Read More
‘The Old Guard’ Giving The Gays (Almost) Everything We Want
*Spoilers Ahead For “The Old Guard”* Describing this movie feels like a Stefon sketch of everything I want because this movie has everything: butch Charlize Theron, gay immortal power couple, … Read More
Movie Review: “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” burns with repressed passion
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (not quite a literal translation of the French title, Portrait de la jeune fille en feu, but I’ll let it slide) is the kind of film … Read More
#aGLIFF30 Film Review – Clambake
Clambake No, it’s not just a vivid euphemism: Clambake is director Andrea Meyerson’s effort to document, promote, and honor the Provincetown, Massachusetts Women’s Week Festival (http://www.womensweekprovincetown.com/) which was the brainchild of … Read More
#aGLIFF30 Film Review – God’s Own Country
God’s Own Country Johnny Saxby (Josh O’Connor) has unwillingly taken over responsibility of his family’s Yorkshire farm after his father Martin’s (Ian Hart) stroke. Johnny deals with his life by … Read More
#aGLIFF 30th Year Preview – Something Like Summer
We are now just a few days away from the start of the 30th Annual Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. This is the longest running film festival in Austin and … Read More
#aGLIFF 30th Year Preview – The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin
We are now just a few days away from the start of the 30th Annual Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. This is the longest running film festival in Austin and … Read More
#aGLIFF 30th Year Preview – B&B
We are now just a few days away from the start of the 30th Annual Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. This is the longest running film festival in Austin and … Read More
#aGLIFF30 Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival – Full Slate Released!
It’s that time of year again and this year is the very special 30th anniversary of aGLIFF, the Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Sept 7 – 10th). Today, they … Read More
@aGLIFF 29 Festival Film Review – Uncle Howard
Uncle Howard Uncle Howard starts with the documenting of a man’s efforts to recover his uncle’s documenting of a man’s efforts and the story only grows deeper, more multilayered, and … Read More
@aGLIFF 29 – Festival Film Review – Kiki
Kiki – Official Site Right up front let me apologize for any technical or terminological inaccuracies that may arise in this review. Tonight’s aGLIFF 29 closing film, Kiki, introduced me … Read More