My God, I’m Queer (Vol. 1)
A poignant documentary that explores homophobia within Islam.
4/5
- Documentary, LGBTQ+
- United Kingdom
- 2020
- 30 min
Sobron’s cinematography captures the picturesque scenes along Winchelsea Beach, enhancing the documentary’s visual appeal. The film stands out for its beautiful cinematography, offering viewers a glimpse into the daily life of someone engaged in an unusual and often overlooked profession. Garry’s narration adds a personal touch, making the documentary both informative and emotionally resonant.
The documentary is well-crafted, with commendable sound design and editing that maintain a seamless flow. Sobron successfully brings attention to a niche occupation, turning what might seem mundane into a captivating and insightful exploration. Overall, Sobron’s short film is a testament to the art of storytelling, revealing the beauty and significance found in the everyday routines of individuals like Garry.
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Sobron’s cinematography captures the picturesque scenes along Winchelsea Beach, enhancing the documentary’s visual appeal. The film stands out for its beautiful cinematography, offering viewers a glimpse into the daily life of someone engaged in an unusual and often overlooked profession. Garry’s narration adds a personal touch, making the documentary both informative and emotionally resonant.
The documentary is well-crafted, with commendable sound design and editing that maintain a seamless flow. Sobron successfully brings attention to a niche occupation, turning what might seem mundane into a captivating and insightful exploration. Overall, Sobron’s short film is a testament to the art of storytelling, revealing the beauty and significance found in the everyday routines of individuals like Garry.
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