Stranger by the Lake: sexy, but a lure to death
The French film L’inconnu du lac, Stranger by the Lake, written and directed by Alain Guiraudie (2014), is a dark film in the tradition...
“4th Man Out” is captivating and refreshing
Car mechanic and charming, sensitive soul, Adam (Evan Todd) plans to come out of the closet to his closest friends — three masculine, sport’s...
“Are you Proud?” shines a light on racism, misogyny, biphobia and...
Review of Are you Proud?
Are You Proud ? offers a cursory surveying look at the LGBTQ community in London, and the history of London...
“Rift” has an ending that will leave you breathless
Icelandic darling of the Goteburg (Sweden) Film Festival, Breaking Glass Pictures has just released “Rift” (Rökkur) on DVD and Video on Demand for enjoyment...
“Throuple” is as beautiful as the Hawaiian scenery
The movie Throuple is set in Hawaii. James (Jordan Turchin) and Lexi (Ingrid Vollset) run away from the mainland, having had an odd career...
Once bitten, twice shy – “Vampires: Lucas Rising” lacks a little...
Writer/Director Jason Davitt has two credits to his name. His 2011 film Vampires: Brighter in Darkness, and this sequel, Vampires: Lucas Rising. Davitt’s passion...
The award-winning film “Baby Steps” makes a huge impression
Baby Steps will be widely released late next week on August 15. It is a must-see for people who love independent cinema. The story...
“Out of Iraq:” Puts LGBT Pride in its proper context
Logo’s release of its documentary film “Out of Iraq” puts the true purpose of protest marches and pride celebrations in their proper context. Academy Award winning director Eva Orner takes us into the heart of Iraq to the complicated life of Nayyef, an artist and a trained interpreter who is gay. How do you come out in a culture that not only doesn’t support you, they would kill you if you acted on your authentic self. Logo is now beginning the second year of their Global Ally campaign that brings to light the stories of activists around the world and highlights how it truly takes courage to live your life as you were intended.
Hey there heterosexuals, what if the tables were turned?
What if, for a moment, conservative worldview was suddenly infiltrated by the idea that heterosexuality was sinful, and that homosexuality was the only God...
Fear of Water: Youth awakening to love, and facing a complicated...
Forget Jack and Diane. Eleanor and Alexia is the couple to watch in Kate Lane’s first feature film, Fear of Water. Now in worldwide distribution...