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Author Stuart Richards

Stuart Richards

Stuart Richards lectures in Screen Studies in the School of Creative Industries at the University of South Australia. His first monograph The Queer Film Festival: Politics and Popcorn is published as part of Palgrave Macmillan’s ‘Framing Film Festivals’ series. He has previously worked with both the Melbourne Queer Film Festival and The San Francisco Frameline International LGBTQ Film Festival. He is a member of the Australian Film Critics Association.

And Then We Danced: Queer sounds and movement

Stuart Richards
April 2020
Feature Articles
And Then We Danced had its premiere in Georgia on 8th December 2019. I got to first experience this tender film at the Melbourne International Film Festival earlier in August. Due to the queer themes explored, ...
John Waters

Divine Dog Shit: John Waters and Disruptive Queer Humour in Film (Issue 80, September 2016)

Stuart Richards
October 2019
Highlights from 20 years of Senses of Cinema
Originally published in Senses of Cinema issue 80, September 2016. John Waters is an icon of queer cinema, known for his use of grossness and bad taste. However, it is not grotesqueness alone that makes quee...

The 2018 Mezipatra Queer Film Festival: An Adventure Beyond Reality into a Queer Liminal Space

Stuart Richards
March 2019
Festival Reports
Themes of liminality run through the Mezipatra Queer Film Festival in Prague. The event is held in November each year, as Europe slowly turns to the coldness of winter. Once, when I stated that Prague was in Ea...
John Waters

Divine Dog Shit: John Waters and Disruptive Queer Humour in Film

Stuart Richards
September 2016
American Extreme
John Waters is an icon of queer cinema, known for his use of grossness and bad taste. However, it is not grotesqueness alone that makes queer film akin to Waters’ work; his humour is distinctly politically di...

The Festival Where First Feature Directors Reigned: the 38th Frameline San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival

Stuart Richards
October 2014
Festival Reports
Audiences attending the Frameline San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival earlier this year for San Francisco Pride month were, as always, vocal in their love of queer cinema. The quality of LGBT films c...

A Soul Nourishing Pilgrimage: The 35th Frameline San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival

Stuart Richards
October 2011
Festival Reports
Frameline is a film festival that is flourishing alongside the dramatic changes in queer and LGBT identity politics. The larger, more prominent screenings occur in the Castro neighbourhood, which is famed for b...

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