Author: Mark James
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At The Frameline Film Festival, It’s Lights. Camera. Take Action.
The defiant, bold LGBTQ-focused film festival opens this weekend in San Francisco for its 42nd edition. Here’s what you should see if you’re in the neighborhood.
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Genre Queer: Frameline’s Heroes and Icons
A preview of the nation’s oldest festival devoted to LGBTQ film.
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The King of Queer Film Festivals
We preview Frameline as it turns 40.Spa NightFrameline, the world’s longest-running and most widely recognized LGBTQ Film Festival, will return to the Bay Area June 16–26…
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Theme Spotting at The Longest Running Film Festival in North America
A preview of the 59th San Francisco Film Festival.
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A Look Forward to Frameline, San Francisco’s World Class LGBTQ Film Festival
Eisenstein in Guanajuato With the tag line “There’s No Place Like Here…” and a neon-glow logo that feels partially inspired by the title art for…
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Frameline 2014 Preview: Fresh Voices Make For a Truly International LGBT Festival
Frameline 2014 For almost four decades, Frameline: San Francisco LGBT International Film Festival has showcased independent queer cinema. The oldest and the best, it has…
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‘I Am Divine’ Review: The Story of John Waters’ Most Memorable Muse
Editor’s Note: This review original ran as part of our SXSW coverage. The film is now out in select theaters. Assimilation seems to be the…
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‘Peaches Does Herself’ Review: A Punky and Punchy Conversation Starter
Editor’s Note: This review originally ran as part of our coverage of SFIFF, and we repost it now as the film opens today at the…
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‘What Now? Remind Me’ Review: An Amazing Celebration of Life That Must Be Seen
What Now? Remind Me is, despite its name, an extraordinarily lucid, moving portrait of illness, artistry, and, rarest of all, time. Portuguese filmmaker Joachim Pinto…
