Knife and Heart is a truly unique, beautifully structured and gloriously queer mash up of genres and themes. With cutting humour, engaging performances and a killer design, this is a darkly delicious piece of fantasy/horror that wears its queer colours with pride.
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Category Archive: Film Festivals
Despite an outstanding performance from Matt Smith, Mapplethorpe fails to capture the artistic drive and impulses of Robert Mapplethorpe, rushing from one scene to the next in a haphazard manner, never allowing the audience too close to the artist and his work.
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A beautiful exploration of a true creative force, that challenges the Hollywood system and wider public obsession with attaching tragedy to public figures. Making Montgomery Clift offers a fresh vision on a life lived in the public eye and the private passions and emotions that created a Hollywood legend.
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Giant Little Ones has moments of true creativity in its modern reflection of sexuality and family, but never quite manages to seize its ingenuity in soaring above similar high school films.
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Papi Chulo is a perfectly formed film, tenderly delivering sublime character studies through humour, drama and spirit; wrapping you in the warmth of its story and performances from the first scene to the last.
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A deep and emotional core layered with humour and love, Tucked is destined to become a modern classic of British LGBT cinema.
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Alexandre Moratto’s debut feature is a stunning and deeply emotional portrayal of a young mans journey through bereavement, […]
Gregor Schmidinger’s debut feature provides a complex mix of masculinity, mental health and sexuality, creating a picture of […]
Argentinean director Jose Celestino Campusano brings us a coming of age drama based in rural Argentina, with dark […]
Winner of the Queer Lion as this years Venice Film Festival. Director Li Cheng brings us a modest […]