While she/her/hers was introducing us to the evening, I spied a look at Arschlock, sat head bowed, studiously reading, lips moving ever so slightly, and dangly earrings all a-jiggle, in a library (the wall behind floor to ceiling books). We were later to learn that this is because Arschloch is a great scientist and researcher, and not a giant bellend.
Category: Culture
Documentary about gender identity activists in the basque country
The most worrying thing for me is that it is totally unbelievable that no more footage of Ekai speaking for herself was available …
Review of intersex issue film ‘being impossible’
Technically the film has real flare but it lacked any human warmth or humour as per usual for creative work inspired solely by queer theory.
Big Tent: The Queer Debate
Big Tent is a supposedly a non-partisan organisation which promotes dialogue. I did try to read through their Mission statement but it’s all very insipid. It’s
REVIEW OF ‘FABIANA’ – DOCUMENTARY ABOUT BRAZILIAN TRUCK DRIVER
Fabiana, a trans woman, lives as a nomadic truck driver all over Brazil for more than thirty years. Now she is approaching retirement and should
Review of documentary ‘cracks in the patriarchy’
Link to trailer. The most imaginative thing about this documentary, is the title itself – Cracks in the Patriarchy. The film comprises seven LGBTQI+ talking
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