FILM REVIEW | Foxcatcher
★★★★ | Foxcatcher John Eleuthère du Pont the spoilt heir to the vast Dupont chemical fortune was a dangerous paranoid psychopath who ended up destroying lives when he didn’t get […]
FILM REVIEW | Me, Myself And Mum
★★★★ | Me, Myself And Mum Guillaume has to ‘come out’ to his entire family but that’s no easy task in this quirky French comedy which has a neat twist […]
FILM REVIEW | My Old Lady
★★★★ | My Old Lady Mathias Gold thinks his luck has finally changed when he inherits an imposing apartment in the centre of Paris from his late father who he […]
FILM REVIEW | The Circle, Der Kreis
The Circle (Der Kreis) is a Swiss docudrama written and directed by Stefan Haupt. The film depicts the social scene that revolved around Der Kreis, a gay publication in Zurich […]
FILM REVIEW | Southern Baptist Sissies
★★★★ | Southern Baptist Sissies Fourteen years ago writer Del Shores followed his gay cult classic play ‘Sordid Lives’ with another dramedy that takes a hefty swipe at the conservative […]
FILM REVIEW | Hollywood To Dollywood
★★★★ | Hollywood To Dollywood One of the very first things you learn from this enchanting wee documentary is that when you are growing up gay in a Southern Baptist […]
FILM REVIEW | Hockney : A Wonderful Gush-Free Tribute
★★★★ | Hockney : A Wonderful Gush-Free Tribute David Hockney, O.M. C.H. R.A. is possibly the greatest living English artist and is considered a ‘national treasure’. A painter, draughtsman, printmaker, […]
FILM REVIEW | Campaign Of Hate: Russia And Gay Propaganda
★★★★ | Campaign Of Hate: Russia And Gay Propaganda Uber gay porn king Michael Lucas has kept his clothes on in front of the camera for a second time with […]
FILM REVIEW | Human Capital, Morals May Be Loose But The Pace Is Fast
On a snowy wintry night in a small town in the suburbs of Milan, after he has worked at an Awards Evening for the local school, a waiter jumps on […]
FILM REVIEW | Boys, Tender and Touching Coming Of Age Film
The two boys in question are 15-year-old Dutch schoolboys who get thrown together when their athletics coach selects them to be part of a 4 man relay team. They seem […]
FILM REVIEW | Pulp: A film about life, death and supermarkets
★★★★ | Pulp: A film about life, death and supermarkets Gangly geek Jarvis Cocker is the most unlikely looking rock-star ever, but seeing the front man of the British indie-pop […]