Life, love and death in new queer film

Life, love and death in new queer film

An Australian/German co-production, queer film Nancy Pansy Hairy Mary tells the story of two crazed gay serial killers on a hunt to kill as many homophobes as they can. When the killers’ lives begin to unravel, and innocent people are killed, they are forced to decide if their love for each other is stronger then their hatred of others. The film is in pre-production, with the filmmakers launching a Pozible campaign to raise much-needed funds to get it off the ground.

INFO: www.nancypansyhairymary.com

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