Category: The Arts
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Sufjan Stevens
A young musician for all age groups, with some songs particularly significant for men who like men. Worth a listen, even if you prefer the music of the good old days!
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A Very English Scandal
Black comedy meets a true gay story from decades past in this 3x 1 hour episode mini-series that is very much worth a watch!
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The Celluloid Closet
Retracing gay and lesbian representation on screen, along with the impact it has had on viewers, since the start of cinema until this documentary’s release date in 1986.
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Call me by your name
A battle with the inevitable in a love story that exists with the awareness that it will end.
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The Gay Mad Man
There are many good reasons to watch Mad Men, but Salvatore’s story alone already provides sufficient incentive…
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A home at the end of the world
This is an excellent and identifiable film for those who feel they live in between blurred lines. If that appeals to you in any way, please do read on…
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Pedro Almovódar in retrospect
Perhaps the best-known Spanish director, Almodóvar has made many great films over the years; but none with the same auto-biographical nature that ‘Pain and Glory’ presents.
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Political differences in love
It is very fitting that this film is called ‘Tattoo’, for many nowadays define their identity by their politics, causing any political criticism to be erroneously perceived as a personal attack, as though politics were just as unchangeable and undoable as ink-marred-skin.
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Time and Nature in Brokeback Mountain
After re-watching what is perhaps the most widely known gay story on screen, I decided it was time to write about it on here.