Paris is Burning: The Search for Freedom in Overlapping Systems of Oppressions
“I thought of what my father had said about turning out “funny.” The word “funny,” as I understood it, meant…
“I thought of what my father had said about turning out “funny.” The word “funny,” as I understood it, meant…
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The 2024 Sydney Film Festival has drawn to a close, which means awards have been distributed, and with the prize…
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Every year, the Frameline International LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2024 hits the streets of San Francisco. It has become the largest…
“Brats,” which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and is now available on Hulu for streaming, is actor-director Andrew McCarthy’s…