RT @QFEST: http://QFEST.com announcement: The 2014 edition of #QFEST has been postponed. Details: QFEST.com/downloads/PhiladelphiaQF... << Sad news!
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#qfest closing party is hot. As in barely air conditioned. And loud. Missing Loew's or 2021 right now.
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#qfest Hot Guys With Guns (4/5) A perhaps generous 4 for delivering on its name. Uneven in points but watchable. Expect sequel next year.
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My #qfest today: Hot Guys With Guns, Closing Night Party.
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#qfest It Had To Be You (1/5) Wanted to like homegrown film but too distracted by production issues, awkward dialog, plot gear-grinding.
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#qfest Big Gay Love (1/5) Others laughed, but fell totally flat for me: Weak writing, bad timing, contrived and superfluous plot points.
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#qfest Before You Know It (3/5) Traditional doc follows 3 older gays, accidentally covers NY gay marriage passing, ends up being best part.
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#qfest Five Dances (4/5) Artfully done; perhaps better as 3 acts; dance isn't my thing, so those parts dragged a little.
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My #qfest today: Five Dances, Before You Know It, Big Gay Love, It Had To Be You.
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#qfest The DL Chronicles Returns (5/5) Maybe less DL than before, but not less funny, sexy, touching. Shamelessly pulls all right strings.
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#qfest In Bloom (3/5) Strong in quirky moments; better than average scoring; watchable, but story meanders to an unsatisfying conclusion.
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#qfest Animals (2/5) Can't hate it for taking risks, but it fails to pull off all its (ahem) edginess.
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My #qfest today: Animals, In Bloom, The DL Chronicles Returns.
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#qfest The Last Match (1/5) Achingly slow; grinds to predictable halt with old-school ending; last scene was last straw for its rating.
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#qfest Pit Stop (3/5) Despite being strong on all the basics, this deliberate indie failed to pull me in completely like less-perfect Four.
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#qfest Lose Your Head (4/5) Flawed thriller inexplicably works; kept me interested and left me smiling. No idea why!
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My #qfest today: Lose Your Head, Pit Stop, The Last Match.
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#qfest Four (4/5) More-than-its-parts play adaptation thrives off characters' flaws & snapshots their collisions on a July 4th evening.
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#qfest Cal (1/5) Inexplicable hot mess lacks guilty pleasure of its predecessors; perhaps bad economy affected more than just characters.
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#qfest Silent Youth (1/5) Bleak, slow, confused, washed out, off-key; no reward, visual or narrative, after enduring their awkwardness.
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My #qfest today: Silent Youth, Cal, Four. Seen-it Pick: Boy Meets Boy.
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#qfest The Invisible Men (4/5) follows gay Palestinian men illegally in Tel Aviv for fear of murder at home; competently told and moving.
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No films in 2nd slot today, so had a leisurely dinner at Ariana followed by teaberry ice cream at The Franklin Fountain. #NomNomNom #qfest
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#qfest I will give Go Doc Project credit for avoiding the usual betrayal drama common to films with this kind of set-up. VERY nearly a 4.
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#qfest The Go Doc Project (3/5) True indie; strongest when sticking to premise; falters as things progress; over scored; great 1st effort.
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My #qfest today: The Go Doc Project, The Invisible Men. Not in the festival, Pacific Rim with C. Every day is g(eek)fest for me!
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#qfest Birthday Cake (1/5) Starts strong; falls apart after 1st big tone change; kitchen-sinks in too many jokes/skits; uneven production.
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#qfest Free Fall (3/5) German tragic romance is well produced with attractive leads but follows too-predictable trajectory and lands poorly.
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#Qfest C.O.G. (4/5) Sedaris-inspired feature has some expected NPR humor, quirky characters, introspection but also much darker moments.
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