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Queer Frames #5: Rebellious Hot Boy

Queer Frames #5: Rebellious Hot Boy

January 22, 2013
gqcrosalind
Queer Frames

This film has several titles. Sometimes it is blandly translated as Lost in Paradise, but the literal Vietnamese title is…

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Queer Frames #4: Circumstance

Queer Frames #4: Circumstance

September 10, 2012
gqckarl
Queer Frames

  – “This film is not about fucking.  It is about human rights!” – “Fucking is a human right.” –…

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Queer Uncanny #3: Paranoid Hermeneutics as Queer Cinematic Vernacular

Queer Uncanny #3: Paranoid Hermeneutics as Queer Cinematic Vernacular

September 4, 2012
gqcproject
Queer Frames, Queer Uncanny, Videos

Paranoid Hermeneutics as Queer Cinematic Vernacular by Catherine Grant. The above video comprised my (virtual, in absentia) presentation at the…

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Queer frames #3: Contracorriente

Queer frames #3: Contracorriente

August 28, 2012
gqcrosalind
Queer Frames

I gave a talk recently in which I discussed this film briefly. I ended up feeling like it was less…

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Queer Frames #2: Tan de repente

Queer Frames #2: Tan de repente

May 2, 2012
gqcproject
Queer Frames

I’ve been working on Tan de repente / Suddenly (Lerman, 2002) for a while and this image exemplifies something in…

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Queer frames #1: I Don't Want to Sleep Alone

Queer frames #1: I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone

May 2, 2012
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Queer Frames

Tsai Ming-Liang’s I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone (Taiwan, 2006) opens the half-constructed thresholds of the Asian metropolis onto queer…

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