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13th September 2023
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6th August 2023
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2nd August 2023
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29th July 2023
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7th June 2023
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MUBI celebrates Pride Month with new additions to its Pride Unprejudiced Collection
Neil Baker
25th May 2023
The Blue Caftan (Review) – a delicately crafted work of art
Neil Baker
4th May 2023
Winter Boy (Review) – Honoré’s profoundly personal story wears its heart on its sleeve
Neil Baker
2nd May 2023
Aly Muritiba’s Private Desert arrives on Peccadillo On Demand on April 14th
Neil Baker
13th April 2023
Peccadillo Pictures announces a stellar lineup of new films for UK and Irish audiences.
Neil Baker
31st March 2023
Lie With Me (Review) – a love found, lost and found again
Neil Baker
26th March 2023
BFI Flare 2023: Quick Read Reviews
Neil Baker
26th March 2023
The Perpetrators (Short Film) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
25th March 2023
Chrissy Judy (Review) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
24th March 2023
Before I Change My Mind (Review) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
23rd March 2023
Egghead & Twinkie (Review) – BFI Flare 2023
Neil Baker
17th March 2023
The Male Gaze: Shadows on Skin (NQV Media)
Neil Baker
1st March 2023
Everything, Everywhere All at Once sweeps up at the 14th Dorian Awards
Neil Baker
23rd February 2023
River Phoenix: The boy, the man and his movies
Neil Baker
21st February 2023
We’re Here, and We’re Queer! – a collection of groundbreaking LGBTQIA+ TV shows
Neil Baker
19th February 2023
The Inspection (Review) – Bratton’s story is far more than just another military boot camp drama
Neil Baker
17th February 2023
Let’s Talk About Sex! – a collection of films exploring sex and desire.
Neil Baker
15th February 2023
Papi Chulo (2018)
Neil Baker
11th February 2023
BFI Flare 2023 announces the opening, centrepiece and closing night films for the 37th edition of the festival
Neil Baker
7th February 2023
Sublime – Mariano Biasin’s Argentinian coming-of-age gem is truly sublime
Neil Baker
5th February 2023
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