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501 de Joe Gage / Tim Kincaid : en attendant le bon
Gay film review 501 by Joe Gage Directed by Joe Gage under the pseudonym Tim Kincaid, 501 is a simple and endearing film that sublimates the handsome mustached Daniel Holt. Labyrinth of desire It is a pink film, meaning it is for adults. The story is both banal and universal: we follow a taxi driver...
Amar Sin Miedo (Love Without Fear) Movie Review: Exploring Love and Identity in Scenic Taxco, Mexico
“Amar Sin Miedo (Love Without Fear)” paints its story against the sun-dappled, cobblestone charm of Taxco, Mexico—a city so captivating that it practically steals the spotlight. I have to say, from the moment the camera lingers on its vibrant streets and rustic rooftops, I was hooked by the setting alone, instantly adding Taxco to my...
The work approach for reconstructing justice in physical and mental disabilities for older HIV-infected individuals
U.S. AIDS Conference USCHA 2025 featured a thought-provoking workshop, led by Long COVID Justice ‘s Gabriel San Emeterio. He focused on the intersection of “Disability Justice” and HIV care, reminding us: to turn justice from a slogan into a process, the key is not how well you say it, but how you do it. Gabriel’s starting point is straightforward:...
The Silence of the Church: Exposing Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church | Le Silence des églises Film Review
Sexual abuse within the Catholic Church has been a dark shadow haunting countless stories and screens worldwide, and “Le Silence des églises” plunges headfirst into this unsettling abyss. I’ve seen my share of films tackling this painful topic—some full-length dramas, others raw documentaries—but each time, a knot tightens in my throat. It’s that gut-wrenching mix...
LA BÊTE DANS LA JUNGLE by Patric Chiha: obsessive reverie
Free adaptation of the short story of the same name by Henry James, La bête dans la jungle is a new delightful OFNI signed Patric Chiha. Anaïs Demoustier and Tom Mercier are formidable in this atmospheric and highly romantic work. 1979. May (Anaïs Demoustier), in her twenties, is a night owl. She loves going to...