With Christmas getting closer I thought I would do a quick round up of my recent LGBTQ+ holiday movie reviews so far. I have definitely shared these already, but thought there might be people interested in checking them all out … Continue reading LGBTQ Holiday Movie Review Round Up from @kleffnotes
Lifetime debuted, as it does during the holiday season, a new Christmas movie, but with a bit of a twist for the standard. The Christmas Setup is the first LGBT movie to debut on the network, which may have been … Continue reading The Christmas Setup is Something New for Lifetime from @kleffnotes
Hallmark finally announced they would have a movie that included a gay couple, but the marketing I saw for this really varied. I saw that John Bennett, who is out and in a relationship with a man, would be in … Continue reading The Christmas House and Recycled Plots from @kleffnotes
This is not the first article about Happiest Season and I am sure it will not be the last, but I wanted to share some of my own thoughts about this queer holiday film. For those who may not know, … Continue reading Some Thoughts on Happiest Season from @kleffnotes
I think my wife’s love of Star Wars has been pretty well documented on the site this week, but for those of you who might not know my wife Krista has loved Star Wars for years. Over the course of … Continue reading Lego Star Wars Holiday Special Thoughts from @kleffnotes
Opus of an Angel has finally found a home with Random Media. After an announcement in Deadline the heartwarming film has been acquired by the company and is currently available on digital platforms. Produced by AZ Films and directed by … Continue reading Opus of an Angel Review from @kleffnotes
Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity From American Popular Culture releases in the U.S. this August after already having been launched for international sales after the 2020 online Cannes Festival. While the idea of stylized puppets may not lead you to think this is a piece that will be educational, it uses the humorous presentation to present viewers with the truth of fame and society’s views of women. Rock Salt recently acquired the rights and they very excited to be connected to this project. Continue reading “Dollhouse Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival has moved online this year and while the festival did start on June 11th, it continues on until June 20th. For this ten day event those who wish to participate can purchase tickets to stream the films included in the lineup. I admittedly was not able to check out some of these films until after the festival started so in order to share my thoughts before it ends I wanted to release a showcase of the two I did have a chance to watch. Continue reading “Belly of the Beast and Coded Bias Human Rights Watch Film Festival Showcase from @kleffnotes”
Night Sweats is inspired by true events….allegedly. This movie follows Yuri, a skateboarder new to New York, on his quest to find the truth behind his roommate’s mysterious death. Ok so like right off the bat this movie seemed a bit slow but things got interesting rather quickly when Yuri’s roommate starts having a super crazy seizure, that landed him in the hospital, where he dies, and
weird medical examiner comes to collect evidence. Continue reading “Night Sweats Movie Review from @erinwise82”
Thursday is a dramatic Russian film is based on a true story, which just wrapped a United States run in Hollywood. With hopes for a nod in the 92nd Academy Awards this story is powerfully crafted. The run in the US gave this film a chance to be considered for an award and as it is a beautiful story this is a blessing. Continue reading “Thursday Short Film Review from @kleffnotes”
