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Category: Film

That Jodie Foster Speech

16 January 2013 London I add my two cents worth to Jodie Foster’s not-quite-a-coming-out speech at the Golden Globes. Sunday … More

Andrew Sullivan, coming out, feminism, Film, Gareth Thomas, Golden Globes, homophobia, J Bryan Lowder, Jodie Foster, Michelangelo Signorile, Ricky Martin

The Neverending Hobbit

3 January 2013 London Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings film trilogy changed my life. But the first part of … More

Martin Freeman, Peter Jackson, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings

Triumph of the Gimps

24 July 2012 London My review of the finale of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy – a film so unrelentingly fascist … More

Batman, Christopher Nolan, Fascism, The Dark Knight Rises

Götterdämmerung (God Damn, It’s Done)

9 July 2012 London My review of Götterdämmerung – the final part of Wagner’s Ring Cycle, as staged for the New York Metropolitan … More

Fascism, Götterdämmerung, New York Metropolitan Opera, Nietzsche, Richard Wagner, Ring Cycle, Robert LePage

The Misadventures of Margaret

5 July 2012 London Kenneth Lonergan’s second film Margaret finally gets a cinematic and DVD release in the UK. It’s also … More

Kenneth Lonergan, Margaret

We’ll Have What She’s Having

27 June 2012 London Farewell, Nora Ephron, and thanks for all the laughs. Like many movie lovers, I was saddened … More

Nora Ephron, Obituary, When Harry Met Sally

Torch Song Trilogy

26 June 2012 London My review of the Menier Chocolate Factory’s revival of Harvey Fierstein’s modern gay classic, Torch Song … More

coming out, Harvey Fierstein, Menier Chocolate Factory, Torch Song Trilogy

Sitting under The Tree of Life

30 April 2012 London Terence Malick’s marvellous, majesterial film “The Tree of Life” – my cinema highlight of 2011. It’s taken … More

Brad Pitt, Jessica Chastain, Terrence Malick, The Tree of Life

Carry On, Siegfried

5 November 2011 London Hearts were inspired and buttocks were numbed through a marathon screening of Siegfried, Part 3 of … More

Jay Hunter Morris, New York Metropolitan Opera, Richard Wagner, Ring Cycle, Robert LePage, Siegfried

Shame and First Love

16 October 2011 London One day, two great London Film Festival films: Steve McQueen’s brilliant, punishing Shame, and Andrew Haigh’s … More

Andrew Haigh, coming out, London Film Festival, Michael Fassbender, Shame, Steve McQueen, Weekend

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