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Review: Rock Candy’s “His Mother’s Lover” by Anna B Volk

Posted on December 8, 2012 by annabvolk

A bene placito. For your pleasure. The introduction to Nica Noelle’s gay studio debut could not have been more pertinent. Set in 1930s Britain, His mother’s lover (Rock Candy Films, 2012) approaches taboo subjects revolving around fatherly figures and their … Continue reading →

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Graham Travis’ Wasteland: the ultimate silence by Anna B. Volk 9.21.12

Posted on September 21, 2012 by annabvolk

Poi s’ascose nel foco che gli affina. Then he hid himself in the fire that purifies them. – Dante’s Purgatorio, Canto XXVI 148 One can never approach a wasteland with enough caution. The barren and uninteresting panorama is designed to … Continue reading →

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Finding the L in Love, a review by Anna B. Volk

Posted on May 19, 2012 by annabvolk

Every once in a while we are granted a surprise: something which – unexpectedly – is able to captivate us and make us feel good about finding it, as if it was a little secret we had discovered ourselves. This … Continue reading →

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A nation of peeping Manuels – the future of porn looks raw, by Anna B. Volk

Posted on April 15, 2012 by annabvolk

Throughout the world, there are plenty of social rules against “staring” and deep-rooted cultural taboos which forbid us from looking too closely at other people. The cinematography experience seems to be a rare exception, being one of the only spaces … Continue reading →

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