Gary M. Kramer
Freelance Writer and Film Critic at Freelance
I'm a twin and a film critic who always has a book in his hand. I also have an opinion, and I'm not afraid to share it.
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2 days ago |
gaycitynews.com | Gary M. Kramer
“I Don’t Understand You,” written and directed by Brian Crano and David Joseph Craig, is a darkly humorous but very funny comedy about miscommunication. Married gay couple Dom (Nick Kroll) and Cole (Andrew Rannells) are celebrating their 10-year anniversary in Italy. During their trip they learn they will become fathers, as the pregnant Candice (Amanda Seyfried) has selected the couple to adopt her baby. However, this good news comes at an awkward time.
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4 days ago |
epgn.com | Gary M. Kramer
The Criterion Channel is offering dozens of queer features, documentaries and shorts for Pride month (The streaming service is worth the monthly or annual subscription fees). The “Queersighted” program with Michael Koresky, focuses on coming-of-age films.
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1 week ago |
salon.com | Gary M. Kramer
With "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life," writer-director Laura Piani delivers a rom-com tailor-made for Austen devotees that centers on a modern-day echo of "Persuasion"’s Anne Elliot, a woman named Agathe (Camille Rutherford), who is loveless and yet resists the charms of her Shakespeare & Company coworker, Félix (Pablo Pauly) — except when she doesn’t. Agathe harbors the romantic notion that she is living in the wrong century and struggles to finish a book inspired by a fantasy.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Gary M. Kramer
With "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life," writer-director Laura Piani delivers a rom-com tailor-made for Austen devotees that centers on a modern-day echo of "Persuasion"’s Anne Elliot, a woman named Agathe (Camille Rutherford), who is loveless and yet resists the charms of her Shakespeare & Company coworker, Félix (Pablo Pauly) — except when she doesn’t. Agathe harbors the romantic notion that she is living in the wrong century and struggles to finish a book inspired by a fantasy.
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1 week ago |
epgn.com | Gary M. Kramer
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright George Kelly (“Craig’s Wife”), brother of John B. Kelly, and uncle to Grace Kelly, was a closeted gay man who hid his sexuality — and his 55-year relationship with his partner William Eldon Weagley — from his family. On June 29, DVLF and the Rosenbach Museum have partnered to offer an exclusive look into George’s life with an afternoon event held at the Kelly House, 3901 Henry Avenue.
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