“The Wound is not for everyone, but there are many young South Africans from the black queer community who have every right to watch it, because it reflects something of their own experience”
To celebrate the Mardi Gras Film Festival’s 25th year, Star Observer has 10 double passes to the festival to give away. Featuring an exciting array …
As more queer films and TV shows get made, there are greater opportunities for more diverse storytelling, to see stories that aren’t usually told on screen.
55 features and 69 short films form an incredibly queer film festival line-up for 2018.
“A beauty like that of ‘Call Me By Your Name’ cannot be denied, and its secret must be shared.”
If the conversation has become as simple as, ‘I’m undetectable and on PrEP.’ ‘Okay, great!’ is there as much of a need for contemporary representation at all?
Sexy U.S. festival hits, trans stories and a restored documentary classic feature among the selection.
The Coming Back Out Ball will explore the issues faced by the ageing and often invisible pioneers of the LGBTI community.
The poster is a beautiful tribute to an artist whose aesthetic has been foundational and transformative for many gay men.
The critically acclaimed film is out in Australian cinemas on August 31.
