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The Wedding Banquet review: An adorable meditation on queer urban families

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"This Tales of the City-style story, about the nourishment of queer urban families, benefits from lived-in authenticity" writes Attitude's Jamie Tabberer The post The Wedding Banquet review: An adorable meditation on queer urban families appeared first on Attitude.

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Kelly Marie Tran says all of her roles are queer — including her latest in 'Control Freak'

Kelly Marie Tran says everything with a hint of a giggle in her voice. There’s a warmth and effervescence that radiates outward, even as she talks about the darkness inside her. It’s a quality that’s served her well throughout her career, whether that’s in comedic roles like the upcoming queer comedy The Wedding Banquet, facing down intergalactic fascists in the Star Wars films, or taking on demons — both literal and metaphorical — in the new Hu…

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The Wedding Banquet review: An adorable meditation on queer urban families

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Reimagining 'The Wedding Banquet': A Modern Take on Queer Life and Marriage

Reimagining 'The Wedding Banquet': A Modern Take on Queer Life and Marriage The much-anticipated remake of Ang Lee's 'The Wedding Banquet' promises to resonate with today's audience through its fresh portrayal of queer relationships. Directed by Andrew Ahn and featuring a star-studded cast, the film revisits and expands upon the original 1993 storyline, exploring marriage in modern society.Set in Seattle, the romantic comedy centers around same-…

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The Wedding ceremony Banquet - Official Trailer

The Wedding ceremony Banquet – Official Trailer

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The Wedding Banquet brings sapphic and IVF representation to BFI Flare 2025

The screening took place on the Festival’s opening night on 19 March

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James Schamus on a new The Wedding Banquet: “Over the years, I’ve come to the conclusion that what we call civilisation and culture is more or less queer”

Producer James Schamus tells about his two versions of The Wedding Banquet, made 32 years apart, and the changing landscape of LGBTQIA+ cinema in between.

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