Queer Horror Flick ‘Death Drop Gorgeous’ Has It All
Monster Makeup, LLC is an independent entertainment company based out of Providence, Rhode Island in the USA. Aside from creating music, art and scary monsters, they …
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REVIEW: Justin Timberlake’s New Film, Palmer
Palmer, recently released on Apple’s own streaming service, Apple TV, is a well-meaning if perhaps earnest drama which centres on a narrative that has been …
LGBTQI Christmas Movies Coming Out In 2020
It’s almost December which means that the holidays are rapidly approaching! LGBTQI representation is something that hasn’t always been prevalent in the oeuvre of Christmas …
Melbourne Queer Film Festival Begins Friday
This year was meant to be a significant milestone for Melbourne Queer Film Festival. However, festival team in their 30th year had to instead adapt their …
Ian Thorpe announced as special guest for Mardi Gras Film Festival
In his first public LGBTI community commitment, Australia’s most decorated Olympian will join five other athletes for a panel discussion about being gay in sport.
Holding The Man leads AACTA Awards nominations alongside other LGBTI-themed films
Holding the Man’s six nominations makes it the strongest contender of gay-themed films nominated in this year’s annual celebration of Australian film.
Sydney student seeks community support to help finish gay-themed film
Sydney film student Cédric Eugène Desenfants is in the middle of filming his gay-themed major film, Burning Soul United Under The Flag, and needs support from the community to help make it a reality.
Director’s Cut: Louise Wadley is “All About E”
This year marks 25 years of the Melbourne Queer Film Festival, and the final one curated by legendary, long-standing festival director Lisa Daniel. Benjamin Riley spoke to a few local directors with films screening during MQFF to get their take on gay and lesbian Australian cinema, and to preview their world-class films. Here’s “All About E” director Louise Wadley.
Director’s cut: Lawrence Johnston talks about his film “Night Out”
This year marks 25 years of the Melbourne Queer Film Festival, and the final one curated by legendary, long-standing festival director Lisa Daniel. Benjamin Riley spoke to a few local directors with films screening during MQFF to get their take on queer Australian cinema, and to preview their world-class films. First off, here’s “Night Out” director Lawrence Johnston.