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Homebody (OUTShine) review – a child-centred exploration of what it means to be free to explore and learn without adult judgement

by Neil Baker

24th April 2022

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Make Me Famous (OUTshine) review – who was Edward Brezinski?

by Neil Baker

23rd April 2022

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Once a Year on Blackpool Sands (OUTShine) review – Parris’ Brokeback in Blackpool never quite finds its voice

by Neil Baker

23rd April 2022

Cinerama Film, Theatre, LGBTQIA+ and TV

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African American comedy-drama B-Boy Blues to open the 24th Outshine Film Festival in Miami

by Neil Baker

8th April 2022

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Doggy Love (Slamdance) review – an uncompromising exploration of human and animal rights in Iran

by Agnes Sajti

3rd February 2022

Cinerama Film, Theatre, LGBTQIA+ and TV

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Imperfect (Slamdance) review – Regan and Malone lift the curtain on a need for full representation and equity across the arts

by Neil Baker

28th January 2022

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Therapy Dogs (Slamdance) review – an unfiltered exploration of the boundless energy and confusion of adolescence

by Neil Baker

26th January 2022

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#Blue_Whale (Fantasia) review – Zaytseva opts for popcorn horror over psychological terror

by Neil Baker

21st August 2021

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Glasshouse (Fantasia) review – an unsettling and fascinating tale of isolation, survival and desire

by Neil Baker

19th August 2021

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The Last Thing Mary Saw (Fantasia Film Festival) review – a claustrophobic prison of human emotions and desires

by Neil Baker

16th August 2021

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