Initially released on the LGBT-focused streaming service Dekkoo, I’m Fine – Season 1 has now been released on DVD in the UK, giving a wider audience the chance to catch up with the adventures of Nate and his friends. And we’ve got three copies to give away in this competition.
Cute, 20-something Nate isn t hurting for dates. Even his best friend Jeff confesses his feelings in a moment of drunken vulnerability. Nate, though, is still hopelessly obsessed with his ex-boyfriend Joey. Poignant, sexy and funny, this brand-new original gay series follows Nate as he tries to find closure and break himself out of romantic purgatory.
For your chance to win I’m Fine – Season 1 on DVD, answer the question below and fill in your details, then press submit! The competition closes on October 23rd, 2017, so get answering and good luck. [Read more…]
AKA 120 Beats Per Minute, Robin Campillo’s movie has gained a lot of buzz since its Cannes debut. At the festivals the movie won the Queer Palm for the best LGBT movie, the prestigious Fipresci award for the best film at the festival from the International Federation of Film Critics, and second biggest award at the fest, the Gran Prix. It’s since been chosen as France’s Oscar contender for the Besti Foreign Language Film Academy Award.
Fox has long harboured ambitions to make an X-Men movies based around Gambit. Since 2014 Channing Tatum has been attached to the movie, which has moved through various directors and screenwriters, but still hasn’t gone in front of the cameras.
Matthew Puccini’s The Mess He Made has a deceptively simple set-up – a man spends 15 minutes waiting for the results of a Rapid HIV test in a small-town strip mall. However, over the course of 10-minutes that allows it to unpick the ritual of the test and the anxious wait of the main character, as he considers the choices he’s made and what the test could mean for both his future and his past.
With shooting finally starting of James Cameron’s sequels to Avatar, a few new cast members are coming onboard to join the likes of Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana and Signourney Weaver (or at least their motion-captured forms). Now 
Although largely forgotten today, the saga of Jeremy Thorpe and Norman Scott was the biggest British political scandal of the 1970s – indeed some dubbed it the case of the century. It had everything the tabloids loved to feast on – a major party leader, the hint of homosexuality, a court case involving incitement to murder and even a dead dog! John Preston’s 2016 novel about the case, A Very English Scandal, is currently being made into a limited TV series, and the first picture from the show has now been released.
As writers, directors and producers, Mark and Jay Duplass have become key players in US indie film, using their profile to help champion a wide variety of movies made outside the mainstream. They’re now backing a 
Things are getting heated in Australia as voting happens in the country’s same-sex marriage referendum. With the postal vote taking place over several weeks, it’s allowing passions to get heated on both sides, with the ‘no’ camp getting hysterical enough that they tried to stop Macklemore from singing ‘Same Love’ at a sporting event, as if that was going to be the deciding factor.
Over the past year, The Ornithologist has been picking up plaudits at festivals around the world, winning numerous awards along the way. It’s taken a while to get to the UK, but now it’s on its way, arriving in select cinemas on October 6th, before hitting DVD/VoD in early November.