by Sticky Toffee Pudding. Pictures by Christa Holka
Last week I was fortunate enough to find myself celebrating the 25th London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival alongside my very own birthday shenanigans. Sleep would have to be a stranger for a couple of days if I wanted to squeeze in all that energy, entertainment and excitement, and keep the juicy bits. … Continue Reading
by Petit Fours
What started out as a couple of DVDs and bottles of wine in a friend’s living room has mushroomed into a four day film festival with 20 events and a papier mache volcano. … Continue Reading
by Petit Fours
Dear readers, The Most Cake is hosting a film showing on the 8th April as part of the Fringe! film fest and we’d like you to tell us what you’d like to see. We were asked to pick a fun lez classic, so we’ve lined up four of our favourites and then thought we’d leave it up to you guys… They’re all great. … Continue Reading
by Petit Fours
We’re pretty cut up that this year’s London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival has shrunk down to half its normal length because the funding has been choked. Thanks Tory government. But we were thinking – instead of just moaning about it – it would be fun to pull together a quick alternative gay film festival and run it for the weekend that has been cut. … Continue Reading
by Red Velvet
It was about 1962, I called an old friend and said if you know where the lesbians go please take me…somebody brought Thea over and we ended up dancing and we immediately just fit.
I’m no hard-hearted cynic however this documentary caught me blubbering five times in 61 minutes; no crocodile tears in this house believe me. This story charts the life-long love of two New York based lesbians, Edie a wholesome country girl and Thea the high flying PhD student. … Continue Reading
“I have just tried to tell, in a simple way, a love story and its conflicts… if it touches you, then that makes me happy”
So went the introduction by the director, Jesús Garay, given to members of the audience for Eloïse, the second film of the first day of the 24th annual BFI London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. I’d been excited about this film from the get-go, an interest based on the titillating trailer, the gorgeous actresses and the beautiful Barcelona backdrop. … Continue Reading
Queer. Feminist. Sex. Three words that really turn me on. You can imagine, then, my delight when I read about this: … Continue Reading
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