Awards given out at Queer Film Fests don’t just recognize the excellence of the winning films but also give a much-needed boost to the future of the films. To this end, we would like to add QUEERGURU’s congratulations this morning to Sam McCon
The most interesting way to view Brendan Haley’s gay film Scorch Marks is as a reimagining of End Game, the celebrated tragi-comic absurdist one-act play written by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett in 1957, rather than through traditional tropes of mainstr
Water, both calm and tormenting, runs parallel to the protagonist of this story, which unfolds on the fringes of Mumbai, where the four migrants come together. At the beginning, a gray river, stormy skies, the wind, and human voices provide the atmospher
In all the years of QG’s existence, there is one thing we can be sure of. That is, simply, we have NO IDEA what artist, poet, filmmaker and founder of POW! Play on Words LEE CAMPBELL will be up to next. He does have a ‘sensible’