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    Jodie Foster and Annette Bening Burn Up the Screen in Nyad

    Jodie Foster and Annette Bening Burn Up the Screen in Nyad

    By Jan Wahl– I’ve interviewed many interesting famous people. They are often surprising. Tom Cruise was delightful, Paul Newman political, Joan Fontaine gossipy, Hugh Jackman joyous, Kim Novak heavenly, and…

    Six LGBTQ Films Available in March

    Six LGBTQ Films Available in March

    By Gary M. Kramer– There are a half dozen features and documentaries with local and/or queer content being released this month. Here is a rundown of what to watch in…

    Amazing Actresses

    Amazing Actresses

    By Jan Wahl– We celebrate women in March, though most of us appreciate women every day! Each year there are one or two actresses that knock me out with brilliant…

    A Roundtable With the Drive-Away Dolls

    A Roundtable With the Drive-Away Dolls

    By Gary M. Kramer– Drive-Away Dolls is a fabulously queer comic thriller opening February 23 in Bay Area theatres. The film, directed by Ethan Coen, who cowrote it with his…

    Tru Joy and Tragedy

    Tru Joy and Tragedy

    By Jan Wahl– Truman Capote’s greatest character was surely himself. Although he stood only 5’3″ and died 40 years ago, his legend—encompassing operatic emotional highs and lows—still looms large, as…

    Oscar Viewing and Dishing Together

    Oscar Viewing and Dishing Together

    By Jan Wahl– It might not sound humble, but watching the Oscar telecast with me is incredibly fun. For my third year in a row, I will go up the…

    Queer Filmmaker Addresses Sexual Consent in Her Powerful New Feature

    Queer Filmmaker Addresses Sexual Consent in Her Powerful New Feature

    By Gary M. Kramer– Out writer/director Molly Manning Walker won the Un Certain Regard Award at Cannes for her feature debut, How to Have Sex, which screens at the Mostly…

    A Mixed Bag of LGBT Shorts and Features at This Year’s San Francisco Independent Film Festival

    A Mixed Bag of LGBT Shorts and Features at This Year’s San Francisco Independent Film Festival

    By Gary M. Kramer– The San Francisco Independent Film Festival will take place February 8–18, 2024, at the Roxie and the Balboa theaters as well as online. There will be…

    No More Written Award Acceptance Speeches Ever!

    No More Written Award Acceptance Speeches Ever!

    By Jan Wahl– The practice of writing out an acceptance speech for an awards show should not be allowed, period. The trend only gained steam a few years ago and…

    New Queer Films for the New Year

    New Queer Films for the New Year

    By Gary M. Kramer– New year, new films. There are a handful of queer features and documentaries from around the world available this month on demand and in theaters. Here…