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Taking a look at the world of film through gay eyes - news, reviews, trailers, gay film, queer cinema and more

Taking a look at the world of film through gay eyes - news, reviews, trailers, gay film, queer cinema & more

GAY INTEREST TRAILERS

Take a look at promos for movies that have got some of them gays in them!

Breaking Through Trailer – LGBT elected officials tell their stories in the new documentary

April 17, 2014 By Tim Isaac 1 Comment


In the years since Harvey Milk became the first openly gay elected official, inroads have been made into LGBT people having an increasing presence in US politics, although serious barriers still remain.

The documentary Breaking Through features ‘openly LGBT elected officials at all levels – including the first gay US Senator, Tammy Baldwin – sharing their stories of self- doubt and triumph over multiple barriers ranging, from race and poverty to gender and sexual orientation, revealing a deeply personal, rarely-seen side of politicians and gay people.

‘Though featuring politicians, it isn’t about politics: it’s about people who feel fear and shame, yearning to live meaningful lives.  They reveal how they broke through barriers internally – daring to believe something different than what they were told – and externally to achieve the future they envisioned. By showing that “anything is possible,” they impact people from all walks of life.’

Breaking Through hits DVD and VoD in the US on June 3rd. [Read more…]

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Burning Blue Trailer – Two gay soldiers find love during the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell era

April 17, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment

Originally an acclaimed Off-Broadway play, Burning Blue follows the relationship between two Navy fighter pilots during the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell era, when LGBT people in the US military were allowed as long as they didn’t tell anyone about their sexual orientation.

The romantic drama is now a film directed and co-written by DMW Greer, who wrote the original play.

Here’s the synopsis: ‘They have been trained to meet danger head-on, to execute vital strategic maneuvers while flying at breathtaking speeds. But after a series of fatal accidents, a close-knit squadron of male Navy pilots begins to splinter—and becomes the focus of a criminal investigation. As a government agent digs to uncover the cause of the accidents, two of the pilots engage in a secret, forbidden relationship. Their affair is exposed…and the squadron is engulfed by an incendiary scandal that will challenge each pilot’s notions of friendship, love, honor and courage.’

A June 6th US cinema and VoD release is set. [Read more…]

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Boys Trailer – There’s gay teen romance in the air for two young track stars

April 12, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


Boys is having its premiere today at the Boston LGBT Film Festival and will be heading for other film festivals around the world this summer. And as this trailer shows, the Dutch movie is a sweet looking gay teen romance that seems like it’ll be well worth watching.

Here’s the synopsis: ‘In this beautiful and uplifting gay romance, two teen track stars discover first love as they train for the biggest relay race of their young lives. Chiseled Dutch phenom Gijs Blom stars as Sieger, a thoughtful 15-year-old who grapples mightily with his emerging gayness. Equally handsome Ko Zandvliet co-stars as his love interest, the spirited and outgoing Marc.

‘In their boyish summer courtship the two of them swim, bike, run — and share ice creams and kisses as they gradually find the courage to be vulnerable with one another. The romance between them unfolds with a palpable sense of longing — and an aching sequence of heartache as Sieger tries to fight the inevitable. With its authentic and perfectly poignant tone Boys ranks as one of the most wholesomely romantic gay teen films ever.’

Expect a DVD and VoD releasing in the US towards the end of the year. [Read more…]

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Tru Love Trailer – Unexpected bonds between three women in the lesbian-themed movie

April 12, 2014 By Tim Isaac 1 Comment


Tru Love has had some great notices following its film festival screenings, including recently at London’s BFI Flare fest, so if it comes anywhere near you, make sure you check it out.

Here’s the synopsis: ‘Tru, 37, is a serial bed-hopping lesbian who cannot commit to a relationship or a job for long.

‘Restless by nature and wounded by the past, she seems to live from pillar to post, from mattress to mattress, bobbing along through life with no anchor to ground her. She gets by on her wits, her considerable good looks and charm — but at her age, it is all starting to wear a little thin.

‘Then she meets Alice, 60, a beautiful widow, who has come to town at the last minute to visit her daughter Suzanne, a too-busy corporate lawyer. Suzanne, 35, is Tru’s friend.

‘When Tru meets Alice, sparks fly and Alice and Tru begin forging an unlikely friendship…and more. Suzanne, who has a deeply conflicted relationship with her mother and a complicated and a secret past with Tru, becomes increasingly alarmed at the growing bond between Tru and Alice.

‘After Suzanne witnesses an intimate moment between the two, feeling jealous and threatened, she tries to sabotage the budding romance. But it backfires, as Tru Love is hard to contain.’

It’ll be released on DVD and VoD in the US by Wolfe Video later this year. [Read more…]

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The Way He Looks Trailer – Fresh look at the Teddy-Award winning gay film

April 12, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


A couple of months ago The Way He Looks picked up the Teddy Award at the Berlin Film Festival, which is given each year to the best LGBT-themed movie. It was good news for fans of the short film it’s based on, the great I Don’t Want to Go Back Alone (which you can watch below), who’d hope the feature version would live up to the short’s promise.

Now you can take a look at a trailer above.

The Brazilian movie is Daniel Ribeiro’s first feature and charts the story of Leonardo; a blind teenager dealing with an overprotective mother while trying to live a more independent life. To the disappointment of his best friend, Giovana, he plans to go on an exchange program abroad. When Gabriel, a new student in town, arrives at their classroom, new feelings blossom in Leonardo making him question his plans to fulfil his promise to Giovana. [Read more…]

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DIRECTORS: Daniel Ribeiro  FILMS: The Way He Looks  

Out To Kill Trailer – Take a look at the latest gay-themed flick from The Men Next Door’s Rob Williams

April 12, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


Rob Williams is a bit of a one-man gay movie industry, directing the likes of The Men Next Door, Role/Play and Make The Yuletide Gay and also co-founding the LGBT film distributor Guest House Picture.

Now he’s returning with a gay murder mystery thriller, Out To Kill, and the trailer is here!

The movie stars stars singer-songwriter Tom Goss (making his film debut) as a hypersexual, snarky and conniving singer named Justin Jaymes. Out To Kill is ‘an intricate and sexy “whodunit” murder mystery centered around a group of gay men living in a Tampa loft complex. When Justin Jaymes is found dead in the building’s pool, his neighbors enlist the help of resident private eye Jim Noble (Sell) to track down the killer.’

Scott Sell, Mark Strano and Rob Moretti (who recently wrote, directed and appeared in Truth) also star.

Out To Kill is currently heading out on the festival circuit. [Read more…]

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DIRECTORS: Rob Williams  FILMS: Out To Kill  

More Scenes from a Gay Marriage Trailer – Take a look at the sequel to Matt Riddlehoover’s fun gay-themed flick

April 8, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


Matt Riddlehoover’s movie, Scenes From A Gay Marriage, proved a great success – so much so that a sequel is now on the way, aptly titled More Scenes From A Gay Marriage.

If you’ve been wondering what’s happened to Darren and Joe, More Scenes picks up two years after the original left off, and it turns out things have gotten a little meta. Leigh, Darren’s ex, has made a gay-themed film (starring Charlie David and Rett Terrell) about how Darren (Matt Riddlehoover) and Joe (Jared Allman) met and fell in love. As a result of the film’s success, Darren and Joe begin to question whether their domestic partnership is as exciting or romantic as what led up to it.

Thashana McQuiston reprises her role as Luce, Darren’s sharp-tongued gal pal, and Rodiney Santiago (Logo’s A List) co-stars as a sexy masseur… who rubs Darren the wrong way.

You can take a look at the trailer above, and head over to the movie’s website to keep up to date with news about the film’s release, plus you can enjoy a few pics from the film below (click on them for larger versions). We’re certainly liking that this is not a movie that’s afraid of a bit of chest hair! [Read more…]

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Getting Go: The Go Doc Project Trailer – Tanner Cohen gets too close to want he wants in the new gay-themed film

April 8, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


Fans of Were The World Mine might wondering what’s happened to that film’s star, Tanner Cohen has been up to. The actor/writer/musician recently popped up in an episode of Looking, and now he’s got the starring role in Getting Go: The Go Doc Project.

Here’s the synopsis: ‘College boy Doc (Tanner Cohen, Were The World Mine) is obsessed with a well-known NYC go-go boy (Matthew Camp). He befriends his hunky crush with the intention of shooting a documentary about what it’s like to live in his skin.

‘But as they grow closer, flirtation blurs the line between subject and filmmaker until a steamy night together solidifies deeper feelings. Cory Kruekeberg’s explicit directorial debut explores the thrill and danger of getting exactly what you wished for.’

It look pretty hot and entertaining, so watch out for it when it hits DVD in the UK on June 23rd. [Read more…]

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ACTORS: Tanner Cohen  

Gerontophilia Trailer – Plus Bruce LaBruce talks up his new age-barrier crossing gay-themed film

April 4, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


It should tell you a little something about filmmaker Bruce LaBruce that his most mainstream project to date is about a relationship between a teenager and an 81-year-old man. LaBruce’s earlier films have been marked by an in your face queer sexuality, with many deliberately pushing the boundaries between legit cinema and porn (and we mean real porn, not just actors having sex on screen).

However Gerontophilia lacks the explicitness that many see as a hallmark of Bruce’s work, even if it still has a subject that might make some people uncomfortable. The film is about an 18-year-old who knows he’s attracted to much older men and so takes a job at a retirement home. He finds himself drawn to 81-year-old Mr. Peabody and decides to break the aging gent out of the home after he discovers they’re over-medicating the patients. Together they head off on a road trip across Canada.

We actually missed the trailer when it was first released (shame on us), but our attention was drawn to it via a new interview with LaBruce over at Vocativ. The chat is well worth a read in its entirety, with the director talking about his inspiration for making the movie, not least his own attraction to older people when he was young.

He says, “After I hit puberty, I had very strong sexual fantasies about older men, ranging from male teachers in their 30s or 40s to even older men in my life. Our contemporary Western culture doesn’t even want to acknowledge that postpubescent children can have these kinds of sexual impulses. Age of consent laws vary worldwide, but it is obviously often a gray area in terms of morality and ethical behavior. With my movie, I chose to represent an inter-generational love and sex relationship that is as extreme as possible and still within legal boundaries. But it still disturbs people in its extremity, if in a deceptively gentle and subtle way.”

As for what fans of his earlier work might say about him making what is essentially an offbeat, slightly Harold And Mauch rom-com, he adds, “I wanted to try something totally unexpected for me. People often want to put you in a box and expect you to give them the same thing every time. I wanted to make a film that was shocking by not being shocking. It’s also very trendy now to make sexually explicit films, but I’ve been doing it since the late 80s. For me, making a film that isn’t pornographic is going against the grain.”

The film debuted at the Venice Film Festival and recently opened in France. It’ll be out in Canada on April 18th, and will spread to other territories after that. [Read more…]

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DIRECTORS: Bruce LaBruce  FILMS: Gerontophilia  

New The Normal Heart Trailer – Fresh look at Mark Ruffalo, Matt Bomer, Taylor Kitsch and co. in the AIDS drama

April 4, 2014 By Tim Isaac Leave a Comment


We’ve had a couple of brief looks at Ryan Murphy’s take on Larry Kramer’s classic play about the early days of AIDS, The Normal Heart. Now comes another, courtesy of EW.

In the film Mark Ruffalo takes on the lead role of Ned Weeks, who in the early 80s is one of the first people to raise an alarm about the new disease that initially was known as ‘Gay Cancer’, but which later was called HIV/AIDS. Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons will be gay activist Tommy Boatwright, a role he previously took in a 2011 Broadway revival of the play.

Julia Roberts is Emma Brookner, a doctor who is the only one of her peers in New York taking AIDS seriously. Matt Bomer is Felix Turner, a gay fashion journalist who becomes Ned’s lover. Jonathan Groff is playing an early victim of the disease called Craig, whose boyfriend, Taylor Kitsch, starts off as a closeted investment banker but eventually becomes an AIDS activist.

Larry Kramer’s play is considered one of the most important reactions to the early AIDS epidemic, written by someone who has on the front lines of the fight, such as co-founding Gay Men’s Health Crisis and ACT UP. He later wrote a follow-up, The Destiny Of Me.

The rest of the world should get to see The Normal Heart shortly after its US HBO debut on May 25th. [Read more…]

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ACTORS: Mark Ruffalo, Julia Roberts, Taylor Kitsch, Jim Parsons, Matt Bomer  DIRECTORS: Ryan Murphy  FILMS: The Normal Heart  
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