The Cue Dot Confessions

I'm a big fan of deadpan but something in MQFF's closing night film, Women Who Kill , out-deadpanned me. I didn't find enough ...

Despite its short-run series origins, The Nest proves a wholly cinematic beast. Wholly cinematic, wholly vibrant, wholly queer. Across...

People will say there's a scene. People will say they can't spoil it. People will decry its brutality. People will have you on...

As far as lo-fi indie queer film making goes, Suicide Kale is a rambling success. Carly Usdin's makeshift production is off-centre, ...

Out Run follows a rousing political campaign in the Philippines for Ladlad, the world's first LGBTI political party. Street-side c...

Camp is everything in Natalia Meta's devilishly handsome Death in Buenos Aires . She's pulled everyone into its service. But th...

Two men who shared a tender friendship in their youths before being separated by their parents reconnect in rural Argentina. They pick up...