Y tu mamá también (And your mother too, 2001): Abandoned by their girlfriends for the summer, teenagers Tenoch and Julio meet the older Luisa at a wedding. Trying to be impressive, the friends tell Luisa they are headed on a road trip to a beautiful, secret beach called Boca del Cielo. Intrigued with their story […]
Read full post...The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert: Have you seen this gay movie, released way back in 1994?
Read full post...Gibbs Cadiz of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, in his fabulous new blog, reviews Mel Chionglo’s Twilight Dancers. Put the genre to rest, he says.
Mel Chionglo’s new film seems to be about everything–poverty, urban rot, youthful alienation, marital strife, government corruption, salvaging, unfair labor practices, teenage pregnancy, even the commercialization of school campuses, natch. […]
Help! Where can I get a hold of this short film?
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Eduardo Roy Jr.’s short film, Ang Pinakamahabang One Night Stand (The Longest One Night Stand), has been selected for programming in Reeling 2024: The 25th Chicago Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival, the second oldest LGBT film festival in the world!
Shot in early […]
My dear online friend Joel McVie reviews Twilight Dancers in his blog, and I quote him on the 3 delicioso men featured in the movie. Joel’s such an idol.
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Tyron Perez… is engaging enough to watch. He is easy on the eyes and interestingly, registers very lightly on screen. This serves the movie well […]
Funny how my day yesterday had a theme, and it was “Know What You Want!”
In the morning, I was reading my book, Jeffrey Gitomer’s “Little Black Book of Connections.” I was in the second chapter that talks about how important it is to start with knowing what you want to achieve, knowing what you […]
