Gary M. Kramer is a freelance journalist and film critic. He writes for Salon Media Group, Inc. and The Philadelphia Gay News, and his work has also appeared in Knowledia and the San Francisco Bay Times. Gary's articles cover a range of topics, including film reviews, queer cinema, and cultural commentary.
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“Memoir of a Snail,” by out gay writer/director Adam Elliot, is a poignant stop-motion animated feature. Grace Pudel (voiced by Sarah Snook) recounts her life
By: Gary M. Kramer
Out actor Jonathan Bennett chatted with PGN about making “The Groomsmen,” his marriage, his friendships and his career.
By: Gary M. Kramer
Cousins' documentary highlights how Hitchcock used visual storytelling to manipulate and engage audiences
By: Gary M. Kramer
The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival features several LGBTQ+ features, including "Extremely Unique Dynamic."
The vibrant trans narco musical, “Emilia Pérez,” now playing at the Ritz Five and Nov. 13 on Netflix, is an astonishing, operatic story of love, violence and the power of women.
By: Gary M. Kramer
Bravo spoke to Salon about his role in Mélanie Laurent's caper film, inhabiting real-life rogue Bruno Sulak
By: Gary M. Kramer
PGN spoke with writer-director Mayer about the political, social and sexual issues his film raises.
Allee Willis may not be a household name, but her music is. The late songwriter penned Earth, Wind & Fire’s biggest hit, “September,” as well as “Boogie
By: Gary M. Kramer
Wicked review: While bloated, the film version of “Wicked” is enjoyable and will please fans who will delight in hearing favorite songs.
By: Gary M. Kramer
“Transmitzvah,” now available on Netflix, is an offbeat consideration of identity vis-a-vis the Jewish rite-of-passage of adulthood. Like the main character, this Argentine comedy-drama, directed by Daniel Burman, who wrote the screenplay with Ariel Gurevich, does not follow a simple path to having a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. While the diversions make things interesting, the tone is very uneven.
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