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Definitely Maybe Actually Nevermind

Matthew Magill reviews the Haus of Bollix rom-com parody 'Definitely Maybe Actually Nevermind' starring Crystal Bollix in The Space, London.

Please Miss by Grace Lavery: A Review

Bethany Holmes reviews Grace Lavery's unique and irreverent memoir of trans identity, autofiction, and queer philosophy

Queer Communities In Film: Spaces Between Life and Death

Billie Walker takes a look at the queer thriller

CPH:DOX Reviewed: 'Raising A School Shooter' by Frida & Lasse Barkfors

Another stand out from CPH:DOX, Olivia Hird reviews a feature that unravels years of guilt felt by parents of school shooters.

CPH:DOX Reviewed: 'You & I' by Fanny Chotimah

We return to CPH:DOX for a review of one of the stand-out pieces seen by Olivia Hird.

CPH:DOX Round-up II: Fungi, Couples Therapy and Filming Strangers

With CPH:DOX festival now sadly over for the year, here’s our second installment of highlights.

CPH:DOX Round-up: Off-Grid Rappers, Gabi and Gamers

We've rounded up the best documentaries from this year's CPH:DOX festival which could come to a newly opened cinema near you

Transmasculine Identities And The Paradox Of Language: 'Tomboy', A Reflection

The main character's identity is left ambiguous. Perhaps this is because some parts of the human experience fall outside of language

Queer Soul: 'Nightmare in Paradise' by Tyler Holmes

The record is the perfect synthesis of electronic music and soul sensibilities.

Hidden Gems: Seven Great Games You Might Have Missed

Major releases are hard to miss but for indie studios, it’s a big challenge to cut through the noise.