All posts tagged LFF

The movie industry doesn’t touch upon ballet very often, and one wonders why. The...

If this were a one-word piece, “different” would suffice. Is Manifesto a piece...

Moments aren’t like tears in the rain, they drift from one to the next. In...

About masculinity, sexuality and identity in South Africa, John Trengove’s The...

By writer-director Damon Cardasis, Saturday Church is a soulful exploration...

Being gay within a strong, masculine environment must be tough. The pressure to...

How many hours did you spend on Instagram before arriving here? How many...

A British Drama film, Dark River takes place in the North of England, most...

Interestingly a film about very masculine cultures and drives, Western is directed...

“Our minds only see what we want to see.” That is certainly the case in...