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MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Loev
MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Loev
A Mesmerising two days spent between Mumbai and the surrounding mountains. Loev’s central will they, won’t they relationship is haunting.
With homosexuality still technically illegal in India, prison sentences possible for sexual activity and the march for LGBTIQ rights facing an increasing backlash in the country of late, it’s no surprise that Loevwriter/director Sudhanshu Saria chose to film…
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MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Remembering The Man
MQFF: Stephen’s Review – Remembering The Man
A painstakingly put together and beautifully rendered personal history of Timothy Conigrave and John Caleo. Quite magnificent.
If you haven’t quite recovered from Neil Armfield’s powerful feature adaptation of Timothy Conigrave’s seminal queer memoir Holding the Man, laying bare his love for and loss of high school sweetheart John Caleo during the height of Australia’s HIV/AIDS crisis, then…
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MQFF: Stephen’s Review – The Duke of Burgundy
MQFF: Stephen’s Review – The Duke of Burgundy
An Erotically Charged And Luxuriously Feminine Game Of Cat And Mouse That Toys With Expectation. Sensuously Thrilling.
As filmic formulas repeat so often, like a clueless lover’s tired old bedroom manoeuvres, it’s a rare thrill indeed when a director gleefully shakes up the routine with tantalising, teasing and thoroughly gymnastic new tricks.
Peter Strickland playfully subverted the Italian…
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