Latest from Peter Knegt
Emerging Queer Voices
Emerging Queer Voices is a new CBC Arts essay series that gives space to up-and-coming LGBTQ writers
The first two editions of Emerging Queer Writers are out, and we're accepting applications for future writers.
Dispatches From Dystopia
Where do we look for solace in these dark, anxious times? Sometimes, the answer is at the cinema
The first edition of a new column by Peter Knegt considers the movies as a place to reorient us to what really matters, recharge our belief in what's possible and inspire us to persevere.
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Sook-Yin Lee explores sex work through a story from her own past in Paying For It
Lee stopped by Here & Queer to talk about her acclaimed adaptation of Chester Brown’s graphic novel.
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Fabian Stumm takes on the comedy and the tragedy of modern queer life in the new film Sad Jokes
The German filmmaker stopped by Here & Queer to chat about his tender and poignant second feature.
My Favourite Season
A brief history of Canadian films competing at the Oscars
With Matthew Rankin's Universal Language shortlisted for Best International Feature at the Academy Awards, let's look back at the six decades that led to this.
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Rachel Morrison on tossing her hat in the directing ring for the boxing biopic The Fire Inside
The first woman ever nominated for an Oscar in cinematography, Morrison wanted to do something that scared her. So she decided to direct.
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The 10 best queer films of 2024
From My Old Ass to The People's Joker to Challengers, a countdown of the year's greatest LGBTQ cinema.
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Joshua Oppenheimer's apocalyptic musical with Tilda Swinton is about the last family left on Earth
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker stopped by Here & Queer to talk with Peter Knegt about his audacious take on the end of the world.
My Favourite Season
10 long-shot performances that demand attention this awards season
From June Squibb to Joan Chen to Jonathan Bailey, may they all get the consideration they deserve!
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Jordan Tannahill's new TV series The Listeners was inspired by a strange 'hum' heard in Windsor, Ont.
The Canadian queer art legend sat down with Here & Queer host Peter Knegt to chat about adapting his own book into an acclaimed new show.