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Jay (Tagalog)
By targeting the predatory nature of modern TV journalism, this film exposes a world where reporters prioritize the perfect shot over everything else, even thrusting microphones and cameras into the faces of the grieving. The result is a portrayal of just how brutal deceit and manipulation can become. Using a doc drama style, the movie...
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Katlaa Curry (Gujarati) [Fish Curry]
Because regional Indian cinema seldom explores gay love stories, a Gujarati film tackling the subject feels significant from the start, especially as this one aims to convey a meaningful message regarding self-acceptance in a world that makes it so difficult. While the Narmada river villages serve as a visually stunning backdrop, and the care taken...
Acts Of Love (Documentary)
I am somewhat unsure if this should be classified as a film or a documentary, but because it has appeared at several doc festivals, I will label it a documentary for the time being. The premise follows a filmmaker who moves to Chicago after his older boyfriend loses interest in him; once there, he uses...
The One You Feed
Not a single person in this movie is given a proper name. It seems the creators intended to strip away labels to make sexuality appear normal, though I am at a loss as to what they actually hoped to achieve with that approach. The film functions as a quiet, low-budget suspense piece characterized by very...
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Vivre, Mourir, Renaître (French) [To Live, To Die, To Live Again]
It is rare to find a film that manages to transport an audience so effectively, yet this 2024 Cannes premiere achieves exactly that by immersing viewers in the 1990s and the HIV/AIDS reality faced by gay and bisexual men during those years. Rather than feeling like a modern production reflecting on the past, it functions...