Archive for category: Cinema
- ‘Spoken language is not the primary experience for me’ (2011.07.18)
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Oliver Schmitz: “I have a hearing impediment, so spoken language is not the primary experience for me”
- ‘No. It’s awful’ (2011.07.10)
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“It must be nice to always believe you’re right, to always think you’re the smartest person in the room.” “No. It’s awful”
- ‘Paris Is Burning’ (2011.07.01)
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The only drag/vogue house in Canada gave us a performance after an outdoor viewing of Paris Is Burning
- Unmasculine dystopia (2011.06.14)
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Never Let Me Go presents a dystopia bereft of male characteristics. I suspect this is our actual future
- Andrew Haigh’s lack of generosity (2011.05.26)
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Andrew Haigh can afford to be generous. Instead he went for cruel and snide
- Recognizable addition to the Cinema of Recognition (2011.05.25)
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Gay cinema is a Cinema of Recognition, of which Weekend is the latest example (now updated, then updated again with the shiv Andrew Haigh stuck in)
- Michael Showalter gay sex shocker (2011.04.25)
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Brent Bambury: “I think [Wet Hot American Summer] has the hottest gay sex scene in any American film I’ve ever seen.” Now, why? Let’s ask Michael Showalter
- Faux fonts of ‘Funkytown’ (2011.03.15)
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It’s Arial! Arial! Everywhere! in Steve Galluccio’s homage to disco Montreal, Funkytown