Masculinity/Femininity Kickstarter

james franco

Please take a look at the Kickstarter page for Russell Sheaffer’s upcoming project, Masculinity/Femininity.

They’re offering some awesome incentives, plus don’t you want to help make queer content? Cuz then there’s more for YOU. And that’s what counts.

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Snow White & The Huntsman

I’m excited to see this in theaters…especially after the train wreck bubblegum explosion of Mirror Mirror…. Also, this movie can be read as queer on so many levels. The relationship between Snow White & The Queen may not be strictly sexual, but the Queen does lust over the beauty and youth of Snow White and several other young ladies in the film.

Beyond the story, we’ve got two actresses with a pretty large queer fanbase. K.Stew has the lez rumors covered, and gave us something to salivate over in The Runaways. And Charlize has never shied away from the gay community, once stating that she rejected marriage until marriage equality passed. Plus she’s also made a few gay appearances on the silver screen. Head in the Clouds with Penelope Cruz and the delayed Danish Girl (ok Charlize may have dropped out of this one, but fingers crossed that she reunites with the project).

kstew armor

And armor. Girls in armor. Hot Hot Lady Armor.

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Cate Blanchett and Mia Wasikowska Join Carol (via NYMAG)

Irish Boy A director John Crowley is adapting Patricia Highsmith’s The Price of Salt as a new film, Carol, set to star Cate Blanchett and Mia Wasikowska. The story revolves around “the complex relationship between two very different women in 1950s New York,” and, according to the infallible Wiki, is known for its “latent lesbian content.” Carol won’t film until February 2013, so just remember it for a while.

http://www.vulture.com/2012/05/cate-blanchett-mia-wasikowska-carol.html

Cate Blanchett Mia Wasikowska

“Latent lesbian content”….hmm sounds about right.

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Bye Bye Blondie
Has anyone had the opportunity to check out this film? It features one of my favorite actors, Emmanuelle Béart, whom you may also recognize from 8 Women and Nathalie, both personal favorites of Cinema-Queerité’s.

Bye Bye Blondie

Has anyone had the opportunity to check out this film? It features one of my favorite actors, Emmanuelle Béart, whom you may also recognize from 8 Women and Nathalie, both personal favorites of Cinema-Queerité’s.

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Farewell, My Queen Les adieux à la reine 2012

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The French/International trailer for Farewell, My Queen Les adieux à la reine starring Diane Kruger as Marie Antoinette.

Cinema-Queerité is a little rusty with her French but for any of you readers that know the language, please chime in. And for any non-Francophiles….well it’s not too hard to enjoy the images.

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Here is a first look at an almost lip-lock between Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams in the film Passion, Brian DePalma’s remake of last years not so sapphically successful Love Crime.

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