FILM REVIEW | The Death And Life of Marsha P. Johnson
★★★★★ | David France’s documentary brings alive the formative years of the burgeoning gay rights movement in New York, following the Stonewall Riots in the summer of 1969.
★★★★★ | David France’s documentary brings alive the formative years of the burgeoning gay rights movement in New York, following the Stonewall Riots in the summer of 1969.
By making The Happy Prince his way, Everett will reap the respect, and the rewards and awards, that he truly deserves for making this magnificent film.
★★★★★ | McQueen Fashion designer Alexander McQueen was a genius He had an eye for fashion but was also a troubled soul. The new documentary McQueen shows the highs, and […]
Pure Friday night entertainment, this is what all cinema should be like, just don’t take the kids.
★★★★★ | Love, Simon He’s just like you. Simon Spiel (portrayed by Nick Robinson) has a “huge ass secret” in Love, Simon… he’s gay. The seventeen-year-old hasn’t told his perfectly […]
★★★★★ | A Fantastic Woman Daniela Vega gives an award-worthy performance in the Chilean film A Fantastic Woman. Vega’s performance as a woman who, after the death of her lover, is […]
★★★★ | Beach Rats A young man plays it very cool with his friends while he hides his true sexuality in the new film Beach Rats. 19-year old Frankie (Harris Dickinson) […]
★★★ | Call Me By Your Name There is a gay-themed film that has just been released that is getting rave and five-star reviews. And while it is very good, […]
★★★★ | North Sea Texas Pim is a young boy from a small Belgian coastal town who lives a dreary existence with his mother, Yvette, who is a boozy accordion […]
★★★★ | God’s Own Country In 2005 there was Brokeback Mountain, and in 2017 there is now God’s Own Country. Being referred to as a West Yorkshire Brokeback Mountain, God’s Own […]