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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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.
By: Gary M. Kramer
Luca Guadagnino's “Queer,” adapted from William S. Burrough's novel, is a dark, and at times surreal drama about addiction. The director's films are nothing if not achievements in style, and this richly colored film is full of textures — from the fabulous period clothes (the film is set in the 1950s) to its strange, hallucinatory images.
By: Gary M. Kramer
Mohammad Rasoulof's provocative film has been banned in Iran, but Germany has submitted it for Oscar consideration
By: Gary M. Kramer
Kuritzkes spoke to Salon about reteaming with Luca Guadagnino, adapting Burroughs, Lesley Manville and centipedes
By: Gary M. Kramer
“Sunflower” film is out Dec. 17 both online and on DVD, opens with Leo walking sunflowers crosscut with being beaten by homophobes.
Turn off your electronic devices and brain to enjoy Netflix's mindless airport thriller
By: Gary M. Kramer
Cynthia Erivo may be triumphing in “Wicked” right now, but she also gave a riveting performance in the little-seen character study, “Drift”
Looking back at the LGBTQ films I reviewed this year, there were several highlights. Here is a rundown, in alphabetical order, of ten of my favorite queer films that screened in 2024.
It was another queer year at the movies. Here is a rundown of the most notable LGBTQ films that screened in New York in 2024.
2024 has been an especially strong year for queer cinema. The LGBTQ+ theatrical releases over the past 12 months were bookended by musicals. “ Mean
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