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Darling

The movie industry doesn’t touch upon ballet very often, and one wonders why. The dance form lends itself…

By Euan Franklin
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Manifesto

If this were a one-word piece, “different” would suffice. Is Manifesto a piece of art, a movement, or…

By Guy Lambert
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Ghost Stories

“Our minds only see what we want to see.” That is certainly the case in Ghost Stories. Co-written…

By Guy Lambert
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Golden Exits

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

By Euan Franklin
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The Wound

About masculinity, sexuality and identity in South Africa, John Trengove’s The Wound portrays coming-of-age rituals and conventions as…

By Catherine Sedgwick
LFF

Saturday Church

By writer-director Damon Cardasis, Saturday Church is a soulful exploration of teenage gay and transgender identity presented as…

By Catherine Sedgwick
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Beach Rats

Being gay within a strong, masculine environment must be tough. The pressure to conform to "straightness" would be a…

By Euan Franklin
LFF

Ingrid Goes West

How many hours did you spend on Instagram before arriving here? How many pictures did you Like? How…

By Euan Franklin
LFF

Dark River

A British Drama film, Dark River takes place in the North of England, most probably Yorkshire, on the…

By Guy Lambert
LFF

Western

Interestingly a film about very masculine cultures and drives, Western is directed by a woman, Valeska Grisebach, perhaps…

By Catherine Sedgwick