My God, I’m Queer (Vol. 1)
A poignant documentary that explores homophobia within Islam.
4/5
- Documentary, LGBTQ+
- United Kingdom
- 2020
- 30 min
The film masterfully strings together themes of hope, determination, and resilience, portraying Macbones as a symbol of perseverance in the face of adversity. Through stunning cinematography and adept editing techniques, Cutler skillfully transports viewers into Macbones’ ambition, allowing them to experience the highs and lows of his journey firsthand.
Narrated by Macbones himself, the film serves up a deeply personal insight into his struggles, making his story all the more compelling. Furthermore, the inclusion of aspiring boxer Prince Larbie adds a touching layer of poignancy, highlighting the impact of Macbones’ journey on the next generation.
The docu-short is a poignant reminder of the universal human experience of striving for a better life while staying true to one’s dreams. It sheds light on the often overlooked challenges faced by immigrants, while also celebrating the strength and resilience that drive individuals to overcome them.
However, he quickly found himself with no income, no job and before long, being homeless on the cold streets of London. But quitting was not an option. Freezy would wake up at 3am to begin training, pushing himself to the absolute limits to get back on his feet. Today he is a professional boxer and an inspiration to the people of Ghana.
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The film masterfully strings together themes of hope, determination, and resilience, portraying Macbones as a symbol of perseverance in the face of adversity. Through stunning cinematography and adept editing techniques, Cutler skillfully transports viewers into Macbones’ ambition, allowing them to experience the highs and lows of his journey firsthand.
Narrated by Macbones himself, the film serves up a deeply personal insight into his struggles, making his story all the more compelling. Furthermore, the inclusion of aspiring boxer Prince Larbie adds a touching layer of poignancy, highlighting the impact of Macbones’ journey on the next generation.
The docu-short is a poignant reminder of the universal human experience of striving for a better life while staying true to one’s dreams. It sheds light on the often overlooked challenges faced by immigrants, while also celebrating the strength and resilience that drive individuals to overcome them.
However, he quickly found himself with no income, no job and before long, being homeless on the cold streets of London. But quitting was not an option. Freezy would wake up at 3am to begin training, pushing himself to the absolute limits to get back on his feet. Today he is a professional boxer and an inspiration to the people of Ghana.
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